I get told that alot online, but i dont think i have what it takes to be a FBI agent.
Good to know, ive never used twitter because the horrible things ive heard about it, but how does this platform compare? im trying to learn towards using more free and open source software, but i would say im failing at that atleast the open source ones, i still use a ton of free software.
You right, but i was hoping someone could provide insight on how the platform compares to others platforms/ways to earn.
If this makes sense i think im just afraid of failing or giving up.
Money would for sure be a bonus, but i want a hobby but at the same time i need money.
Im into the nerdy things like DND, computers, watching youtube, some gaming, but im by no means a pro at theses. Im still at a point in life where im trying to figure things out.
Also i like the concept of how ai works and using it here and there.
I feel lost.
I do have a 3d printer but i may want a second one someday?
Also what model or single board computer do you suggest, i ask because pi's have gone up in price i believe to to the ram inflation? atleast from what i saw on amazon. What projects are good to do with single board computers?
Who is that in the image? whats the story behind this image?
gaming, building computers, rpgs such as dnd, mild card collecting.
Can i have a example of some of the investments you said? are you saying i start something like a ebay?
I really should learn 3d modeling for printing?
How does freecad compare to tinkercad, i heard tinkercad is more for newcomers?
Good question! I don’t automatically think paid files are better than free ones. I’ve just mostly printed free stuff so far and now I’m curious to see if some of the paid designs have better fit, features, or instructions for more “everyday use” tools. I’m mainly looking for well‑designed functional prints, so I’m asking where people buy STLs and why they like those sites, not saying free files are bad.
I'm actually the creator of that community...