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As a person who had dug a lot of holes in his life, these look completely awesome! I'd like to see a more substantial version, these look like they would last
by mythrwy 2y ago
As a person who had dug a lot of holes in his life, these look completely awesome!
I'd like to see a more substantial version, these look like they would last about 15 uses before breaking and where do you get replacement parts?
- moron4hire 2y agoI can kind of see going in on something like this with my neighbor, as we both are rather new home owners trying to terraform our backyards into our own things, but ultimately I think I'd rather build something out of the Open Source Ecology project: https://www.opensourceecology.org/ https://www.opensourceecology.org/
- 0_____0 2y agoMaybe Earth will be uninhabitable someday and we'll have to terraform it then, but today what you're calling terraforming is just called 'landscaping.'
- moron4hire 2y agoHave you perhaps ever heard of a concepts "poetic license" or "hyperbole"?
- 0_____0 2y agoIn isolation I'd think of it as cute turn of phrase, but I've heard it about a dozen times unironically using 'terraforming' in place of 'landscaping.' I think you could artfully call Las Vegas a terraforming project on account of it being in the middle of the desert and needing water brought in, but otherwise it's just using the wrong word.
- icegreentea2 2y agoIn case it's not clear, the article writer actually runs a business semi-customizing these from China, importing them, and selling in America (so yes, this is technically an ad). The linked through site from the company says that they stock spare parts in the US (in Florida). Their warranty is for 1 year/1000 hours operation.