Both PETG, ABS/ASA will provide a hard/strong plastic finish and much better creep (plastic deformation over time) than PLA. PETG is easier to print if your don’t have a (heated) enclosure, and fumes are less toxic.

TPU has no strength, but very tough and pliable.

No, Mr. Smithers, don’t take your anger out on me - get back! Get back! Mis… – Mr. Smithers – NOOO!

Mr. Smithers, your silence will only incriminate you further…

So, Mr. Smithers, you admit you grabbed her hat. What do you have to say in your defense?

Oooh, same universe?

Let’s hear it for New York, concrete jungle with green tomatoes.

That’s so fetch!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pilM5SX7U5s&t=0

I managed to avoid all trailers, bought tickets for the family, got to our seats and guess what was showing in the early trailers? That’s right, clips from the movie spoiling Rocky and giving stupid facts.

Like WTF?

Don’t show promotional material for the movie you’re already in, let alone spoilery ones

Signed

Electric vehicle

How do they taste? Do they not, uh, sting with the little spikes?

I got then popping up all around.

Shaka, when the walls fell.

If a Canadian company were to have Microsoft services as their network and office/AI infrastructure – they may already have

I installed Linux a couple months ago and been playing on existing steam RL account no problems using proton.

More from the same plant, it’s mostly female. Mrs Cartman’s gotta go

Snail-mail?

“The Giza Power Plant” by Chris Dunn, nonfiction.

As a mechanical engineer it was absolutely fascinating and should be a must read for technical people.

Now starting the follow-up “Lost Technologies of Ancient Egypt” by the same author.

I’d assume they were dipped and half coated, but they are only quarter coated.