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> giving out the blueprints for anybody to use and abuse was perhaps akin to writing expliot code and releaseing into the wild for any script kiddy to use and a
by phreeza 13y ago
> giving out the blueprints for anybody to use and abuse was perhaps akin to writing expliot code and releaseing into the wild for any script kiddy to use and abuse with there click-run mentality.
I am no expert, but from what I understand, 3D printing is still far from being a 'click-and-run' type of experience.
- Zenst 13y agoYou may be right and as I don't own a 3D printer or have used one myself I could not say if it is or not, but certainly that is the level of consumer use that they will end up, and be no differnt in ease of use than a normal inkjet.