The new beta timeline is sooo smooth! I finally don’t hate scrolling back to find a specific old photo. The scrolling performance feels completely native to me now.

Run a DHT crawler? It can be a bit resource intensive (I ran magnetico for a while) and it’ll take a while for it to index enough old stuff for the new discoveries to be actually new, but you’d get a fully decentralized continuous feed of newly discovered torrents that doesn’t depend on any centralized infrastructure, just the decentralized bittorrent DHT swarm.

To get a picture of what it looks like, you can check out btdig, it’s the same thing so if you click on “recent findings” at the bottom you’ll see what a recently found feed of DHT looks like.

Even if someone was dressing younger to get attention I don’t really see a problem with it, but maybe I’m biased because I think everyone should be able to be slutty or promiscuous as long as they’re being ethical about it.

Gotcha, yeah unfortunately FDM ceramic still has crazy high spool costs so I don’t think it really puts it into the same ballpark as using simpler materials. We’re talking like $500 a spool, just one printed piece like you see in the picture looks like it would take an entire spool or more and could be the better part of $1K. I’m comparing to Mossy Earth’s strategy of binding together metal rods and coating with sand, which after labor lands at $26 per structure.

Yep that’s correct, with ceramic you don’t end up with any plastic in the final product. I’m more familiar with SLA ceramic printers which use a resin, and FDM metal printing that uses a kind of wax, also burned out in a tube furnace.

That was my first thought too but apparently it’s ceramic 3D printing (the only ceramic printers I’ve seen are like $MM). I wonder how that can possibly scale to be as cheap as what mossy earth is doing by epoxying sand onto a metal frame and metal twist tying coral fragments onto it.