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It didn't end, it just failed to commercialize, which IMO is a better outcome anyway. Many more communities today have something akin to a maker space than befo
by Bjartr 8mo ago
It didn't end, it just failed to commercialize, which IMO is a better outcome anyway. Many more communities today have something akin to a maker space than before the movement. It succeeded to a point that it became mundane.
- geerlingguy 8mo agoThe commercialization is still ongoing, though the market is small enough it's been a struggle for any company pushing towards proprietary solutions and ecosystems to capture the whole market. Which as you say, is a good thing. I still fear what will happen if 3D printing commoditizes into a similar structure as 2D printing.