I don't think greed is necessary. I'd argue markets exist to cater to human wants and needs. If someone is using an inherently fucky system (as all non-voluntary systems are to some extent) to find happiness, then it's working at least a little.

Weight and speed. The arm itself is hefty and requires a fair bit of torque to move around and you want these operations to be completed quickly.

Am I misremembering or does it have a lot of made up terms?

That looks fucking delicious.

Pew pew baby.

I didn't feel like trying to make the last sentence make sense lol

Nah. I'm a prude: I prolly won't play BG3 now. I'm big on sci-fi and I've never liked overtly horny interactions. The Culture novels handle it well and it didn't annoy me. Vernor Vinge had problems deciding if he was writing scifi or rape fantasies.

I'm here for motherfucking space lasers.

The servers at a place that expensive make fucking bank. Looks like you do, too.

Of course it is. It's an infringement on the individual that society makes. Society should remember that their political flavor of choice is floating on a raft of fucking bones. Every little thing you want the government to do is your own goddamned blood.

If you say you're bi nobody thinks you fuck woks.

I have no way to describe how tickled I am to hear that for the first time.

Same face, more dorito ear.

Have you ever met bow hunters? Some of them are absolute nutters.

He needs more ghillie suits.

It's not particularly small. The EPA has us fucked on that count.

You can be someone that's not inherently against capitalism and for free communications platforms. I think stuff like this is a good start for polycentric regulation, which I see as important for any type of a voluntary or anarchist future.

I'm socially pretty left but a voluntarist and it feels pretty hostile. Even socially moderate or liberal cons will feel pretty bad. I'm just used to chillin' in left spaces so it's whatever.

Once you get the basics down it's pretty much all transferable. There are some minor workflow changes, but the functionality isn't all too different.

Modern day, proper parametric modeling with robust and intuitive constraints.

I got a maker sub to solidworks. I couldn't keep up with 360's oddities and feature changes.