Technically correct is the best kind of correct.

That's really unfortunate. I use CATIA at work, and I used to have so many issues with it. Well, I had one issue with it that occurred all the time. I would get the "Click OK to Terminate" problem where you could only click it and it closed and I lost everything since my last save.

That issue turned out to be a Dell video driver. Back to Solidworks - I have had it unexpectedly close on me 3 or 4 times in the past year. I think that is good based on my CATIA experience.

Huh, I've been using the educational version of Solidworks for the past 10-ish years and have not had that experience.

It's always worked fine for me. Worked on my 7 or 8 year old desktop computer running Windows 7 and then 10. And works on my new Win 11 desktop.

I use it almost daily for designing 3D printed parts and stuff to cut on my CNC machine.

Here's a bird carrying case I designed last night in about 4 hours. I have more work to do, but I feel like I am over the hump on the design.

My only bitch is the newest version required Win 11. Other than that I have been happy with it. I am getting it for US$20/year as a veteran.

I didn't know classic literature was shit post tier quality.

When someone lobs a softball at you with a title like that, how could you not swing at it? 😂

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=SkkIwO_X4i4

Like get an inexpensive tablet and mount it in view of the cameras and have it cycle through:

• Random plate numbers in the "license plate" font just to mess with their database?

• Police license plates?

• State politicians license plates?

I feel there should be a distinction between graffiti - which is artistic, and tagging - which is just spamming your initials repeatedly along a surface, making it look like shit.

I like that idea too. I just have terrible handwriting, and I want people to understand what I wrote, and not just be like "Wow, who let a 5 y/o scratch this coin"... 😂

Get a small tool steel stamp made with whatever phrase you would like to stamp everyone you come across.

Yep. This was a neighbor's rooster until their dog got off his leash and ate him.