Hmm kinda like what they did before. It worked. I knew I was going to get one and the community built a spreadsheet tracking estimates dates.

More surprised you managed to post a negative review. Every time I do it fails amazons community guidelines check or get removed a few days after.

This IS the same guy that kept raising the price of FSD despite not delivering on promises.

He’s too chicken. Just like how he won’t ride in his own rockets (which honestly probably safer than using FSD)

They’re not free.

Are you sure it’s not a you doing something shady problem? Suspended on printables, locked on thangs… I dunno it sounds kinda sus when none of us have issues. Perhaps it’s spamming your cube…

Lol thangs search better? Please. The entire thangs UX is a mess and their search is a joke. It returns models from game asset websites and the like that are not really printable. They’ve been spending a lot getting creators to gush over it too, makes me highly suspect whenever I see someone say how much better it is.

Not even news, it happened a few days ago now

Yeah, according to two third party companies that have no idea data to back up their claims. Journalists need to stop blindly believing these companies, they’re pseudo ads. But yes engagements probably have dropped that totally normal

Remux all the way. If the movie is grainy that’s just how it is. I understand some people like smoothing but I’d rather the full quality.

My problem is I don’t have time and recently faves have tried to get harder and harder or copy the dark souls pattern too much or try to be a rogue like. This has forced me to mainly stick to slower paced simulation games. Even strategy games take too much work to learn their systems and once you stop playing mid game forget about remembering how to play.

Of course:

At the time of the hack, Reddit said hackers had used a “sophisticated and highly-targeted” phishing attack to get access to internal documents and data, including contact information for employees and advertisers. The company maintained that the hackers hadn’t accessed user data that wasn’t public.