I had to look if this was posted in Science Memes or RPG Memes.

“Komm da weg, Idioten!”

That’s the original post.

I actually want an undead dungeon filled with toxic fumes now.

A Cait Sith Lord?!

True science! Without compassion, decency, and humanity.

Yay…

Yes, my post says that they are resin.

These are supposedly 1:72 resin figures. (No clue what printer, though.)

https://i.etsystatic.com/23671410/r/il/e17d8b/5222856934/il_1140xN.5222856934_b3ie.jpg

Look a bit rougher than injection mold, but for wargaming purposes this would be absolutely sufficient.

All in a row.

Then the unhelpful gatekeeper on Mastodon was not only extremely rude, but also talking complete nonsense.

Thanks.

1 length unit on the model is 72 length units on the real object. Figures are about 2cm tall.

But resin printers also seem like they are 10 times as expensive. Which is why I am asking if anyone can help me to find out how detailed PLA actually gets at that scale.

“You’re going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view.”

Well, the issue is that it doesn’t work on my Fedora 40 KDE computer.

The amount of work for what used to be a checkbox is ridiculous.

But thanks.

So opinion here is that it’s just a crappy browser?

This is probably too meta for me.

Maybe. But if it’s just a really crappy browser, then why do I see it being praised as a super-fast browser in several places?

I am having difficulties following that guide. The first step tells me to download something, but the link only takes me to another site that lists multiple pages that host various resources. I don’t know which one I need to go to and what to download there.

Now that’s stupidly easy.

Explains why there are no guides for it to be found anywhere. :D