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As a Millennial I posted:it's an alright interface http://www.cookiecaster.com/ I'm sure louis vuitton's legal department would love to know about this 
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Google/Shapeways refused to print my "YOSPOS BITCH" bracelet (even though I got it past the built in word blocks)
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Jan 13, 2015 20:56
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I did "bithc" on the trophy I got made I think
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qirex posted:I'm sure louis vuitton's legal department would love to know about this i'm sure you could bribe them with some ghastly misshapen louis vuitton cookies
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Jan 13, 2015 21:31
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well the cookie caster is just a website that lets you draw a thing and gives you the 3d printer file for it then you take it to shapeways, where they will print whatever file you send them so is it technically illegal?? idfk they could easily dmca that logo from the gallery but that's probably about it
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if you report it to lv though they are obligated to act or risk losing the trademark in the usa so, you know, if you wanna kill another startup in its tracks
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yeah but it's user content that they're hosting. they'll send a dmca notice and it'll get yanked, that's it
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I would make the cookie cutter by hand from a strip of steel and rolling/whatever
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Which even in 2014 seems it'd be more useful to understand than drawing a shape in illustrator and sending it to the 3d plastic thing
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some people just want a cookie cutter.
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Jan 13, 2015 22:26
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my new Posting Persona is "guy who defends the 3d printed cookie cutter."
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Jan 13, 2015 22:27
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:Which even in 2014 seems it'd be more useful to understand than drawing a shape in illustrator and sending it to the 3d plastic thing it's true -- in the coming apocalypse this skillset will allow you to make knives out of old truck leaf-springs
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I will happily die in the apocalypse, I have basically no pre-industrial skills
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leaf spring crossbow, hmm e: apparently this is a "nope, good luck" EMILY BLUNTS fucked around with this message at 22:51 on Jan 13, 2015 |
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Jan 13, 2015 22:47
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Yeah they aren't really "springs" unless you put as much weight as a truck on them. What they are is a great source of really tough high-carbon steel about the size of a bowie knife.
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Jonny 290 posted:those prices should be reversed. pay double if you're some college fucko coming in to use somebody else's gear when your daddys already paying 100k for your school labs. its the motherfuckers that can't go to college that need these things Stop College Student Privilege
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i think jonny is a little bit mistaken about how much access students have to university shops anyway many engineering departments these days act as a full-service-bureau sort of thing, where the student works with the shop tech to figure out what they need to build and then the tech makes it for them. safer, cheaper and lower effort than trying to get the students to use the machines, and even though the student doesn't learn how to run a mill, well they are supposed to be "above" that in their job anyway so we do allow our students to run the machines, but we would be in a world of poo poo if someone was working on something that was not an official course-related project (eg. "can i just mill out this bracket for my moped, it'll only take like half an hour") and they got hurt, so we have to keep an eye on what people are actually doing and if you're not a major in our department, forget it. we get idiots from other depts coming in with like "uhh yeah i just wanna cut these rocks on your table saw, i heard you had a table saw in here" 
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auto cookie cutter fabrication would be much more awesome if it bent and crimped a feed of metal like that machine that bends wires someone posted somewhere
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Sagebrush posted:if you report it to lv though they are obligated to act or risk losing the trademark in the usa i wonder how much effort this costs places like lv, like can you make a script to (a) automatically upload infringing designs somewhere and (b) report them to lv
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qirex posted:I'm sure louis vuitton's legal department would love to know about this I'm sure whoever did it got a Creative Commons license
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:I would make the cookie cutter by hand from a strip of steel and rolling/whatever I don't think I've read about that in "make" are you sure it's really a thing?
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EMILY BLUNTS posted:I would make the cookie cutter by hand from a strip of steel and rolling/whatever yeah that's the proper way to do it. who uses plastic cookie cutters anyway?
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fritz posted:i wonder how much effort this costs places like lv, like can you make a script to (a) automatically upload infringing designs somewhere and (b) report them to lv there's a de facto standard protocol for automated dmca requests/responses by content owners why not trademarks too
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ahmeni posted:auto cookie cutter fabrication would be much more awesome if it bent and crimped a feed of metal like that machine that bends wires someone posted somewhere https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhGHALB4_hQ&t=13s rotor fucked around with this message at 07:36 on Jan 14, 2015 |
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Jan 14, 2015 07:34
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oh my god i could literally poo poo out antennas by the hundred with that amazing
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what
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what if poop was made of steel?
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Jan 14, 2015 07:39
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ur posts would be heavy! 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2d6hMTFP9w&t=68s
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Jonny 290 posted:ur posts would be heavy! 
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here u go jonny only $3500 http://www.pensalabs.com/#home https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ve1zzDXlJoA
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bender is that u??
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Sagebrush posted:Yeah they aren't really "springs" unless you put as much weight as a truck on them. so what you're saying is we'll need a hell of a windlass for our ballista
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weird you didnt link this obviously better vid instead https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOZUTOnbGEU
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rotor posted:here u go jonny only $3500 this is going to revolutionize the sounding toy industry
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Phoning It In posted:weird you didnt link this obviously better vid instead
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My estimate of 4 months before going broke assumed donation renenue staying the same per month - noisebridge had 2.75 months of reserve cash, including monthly donations that would come in during the next 3 months stretched that to 4 mos before there was nothing left even borrowing from the next month's donations. I can barely balance a checkbook so I was surprised to see I'm not far wrong... quote:Your favourite anarchist hackerspace in the heart of the Mission needs your help! Noisebridge's cash reserves dipped below the 3 month mark at the end of December. This means that we have about ~2ish months left of runway in the bank. AS IT STANDS NOISEBRIDGE DOESN'T HAVE ENOUGH MONEY TO GET THROUGH MARCH!
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c) a viable business model
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infernal machines posted:c) a viable business model um: "be excellent to each other" should suffice tyvm but maybe they could consider adding "stop being so cracky that it scares away everyone with a job"
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