The owner's car:
this post was submitted on 04 Jun 2025
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The owner’s phone:
The Owner's laptop:
Very “funky”
That's a relief cause wouldn't want it looking like this!
Why is "I Alone Possess The Truth" in the comments of that article so aggressively confident in their subjective opinions? Because they can't play and they're compensating.
Heck, African American! That’s all you had to say!
Hooooboy. Their comment gets worse the further you read.
this commenter is awful, but I do have to appreciate the person who responded to them with "GPT2, calm down."
First time with comments on Hack A Day?
It is. I don't even know how I ended up down there.
Yeah they can get ugly there. It’s been a pissing contest for decades on just about every post. I do remember a time where people were just helpful and passionate about hardware hacking, but the web has an incredible amount of people on it now compared to how many were online when Hack A Day started 30-odd years ago
Got some spare filament
This seems to use quite a significant amount of filament, it would probably be hard to make from leftover spool scraps from other projects.
I've made a 3d printed guitar. I can confirm that you will need more than just some spare filament.
Maybe not like that though