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Tesla can “claim” whatever they want. At this point, I’m not sure I’d believe it even if I saw it
Tesla can “claim” whatever they want. At this point, I’m not sure I’d believe it even if I saw it
Thanks. I used mojeek a few years ago and was not satisfied, maybe it’s time to give it another go
You are right, however, it’s worth noting most of these materials are highly complex and contain exotic elements. Basically these compounds are not suitable for any real life application in long range energy transfer
Open hardware?
If you have trouble finding a functioning mirror for the crow, you can get scihub links also from Library Genesis and Anna’s Archive
As far as I know Telegram is the only one with piracy-oriented channels. Maybe we could start one on Signal
One that hasn’t been named yet is SolveSpace. There is also CAD sketcher, a free CAD add-on for Blender
The marvels of intellectual property
Nice. I dunno if there even is such a thing as trackers for STL files, I do know some places where you can find files from specific topics like warhammer minis and so on; but other than that I wouldn’t know where to find such a thing
What are you looking for specifically?
I mean home manufacturing is cool and all, but in the short term open source hardware has the potential to create a lot more competition in traditional manufacturing. Most big tech rely on IP nowadays, without it there would be more competitors to drive prices down and increase supply. Home manufacturing is more in the far future IMO
open source hardware has a lot of potential
Pretty sure this article has been at least partially written by an AI