[–] 1 point 2 weeks ago

I use FreeCAD professionally. Since their 1.0 release its honestly better software. And feature parity with Fusion 360.

The issue I have with FreeCAD is that there is a massive learning curve to it, due to the accuracy the software needs.

As updates come out the software is getting better at lowering the requirement, but honestly it’s the best CAD software I’ve been able to get my hands on.

Gino on the other hand feels like it’s designed for image manipulation than image creation. Still use it if I need to touch up a photo. But Affinity and Photoshop does a much better job

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  • [–] [S] 11 points 2 weeks ago

    Another was being able to turn on your system with the controller. In the past it made no sense since you'd probably need to change the game disc/cart. But these days I can't image another system without being able to turn it on from a controller.

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  • [–] 1 point 3 weeks ago

    I think that depends on you budget. If the Sky is the limit a Bamboo X2D or a Prusa Core 1 are good options.

    But if you are going for a lower budget, look for a printer with auto bed leveling and availability of spare parts. Printer nozzle and print bed and considered consumables.

    If you find one with a direct drive extruder it’s a winner.

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  • [–] 8 points 1 month ago

    I was team PlayStation until the Vita, which betrayed my trust.

    How Sony handled the PS4 made me lose faith in the company as a whole, with how they handled PS Plus

    And the PS5 just made it easier to never buy from them again.

    Sony is only a good company when it’s trying to win, while loosing. See PS1 and the end of PS3 era

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