Ok look advertising has clearly done a number on your brain because that is a removeding absurd amount of money to spend on a chair.

Like nothing in it is worth that much, you can get a very comfortable chair for 200 usd. You’re not getting 1000 usd extra value from this, just think about how much money that is and what materials this is actually made of.

Things marketed to business are absurdly overpriced because spending someone else’s money is easy, but you don’t need a chair adaptable to any body shape and capable of taking 500 kg of load. you know what body shape you are, and you probably aren’t that heavy. Features that sort of make sense in an office environment if you’re high on your own farts are completely unnecessary at home.

This is about status, hence why OP literally leads with a brag about how much money they can afford to light on fire in this post.

Hell medical evidence suggests you don’t even want too comfy of a chair because you should move around and engage your core muscles. Stuff like lumbar support is actively harmful to most people.

So get a nice chair sure but it’s a chair, you shouldn’t spend 12 weeks groceries on abs, mild steel, polyester, and maybe some polycarbonate. That’s stupid.

It could be skipped steps, a warped Z axis, lash in the axis. It doesn’t look like ringing to me.

If your steppers run too hot or against too much resistance that’d be the first thing I’d check. As well as give the axes a bit of a yank and ensure it’s all to the German spec.

Dude 1200 is too much to spend on a chair. I wouldn’t brag about it.

Like idk maybe it’s comfy or something but that’s bespoke carpentry throne money.

3d printed plastic isn’t much worse than other plastic. The grinds aren’t under any force.

Have a look at a printed part under SEM and you’ll see it’s quite smooth and cohesive. Coffee grounds are light and fluffy, they don’t grind plastic.

I think you’re not basing this on any scientific investigation.

Do you really thing that coffee grounds brushing up on something sheds significant amounts compared to like all the plastic you touch and then eat after not washing your hands? Or the Teflon in the rain on our crops? or storing food in plastic containers particularly during heating or freezing?

I’d be more concerned about takeway coming in removedty plastic containers that stain (indicating mixing on a molecular level) than coffee grounds touching a piece of PLA.

Under the steamroller with you! There’s no stopping the gay agenda! mwhahahahaha

I’m not removedting here removedting on GNOME but I haven’t tried it since gnome 3 released.

I got kinda stuck on tiling wms because I hate having to think about laying out windows and so this blog post is exciting! They’re very correct that tiling wms only partially solve the problem because you often have to tweak for proper line length or just deal with random void space in settings apps.

Obviously mosaic isn’t in yet, but if I wanted to dip into GNOME can it do (or are there addons or alternative more efficient things to try) for the following:

• snappy keyboard only application launching e.g. dmenu style.

• a way to activate a tiling wm mode for when you’re doing something like software Dev or at least a way to save and lock particular layouts?

• tell software to always open on a particular monitor?

• manipulate windows without using the mouse + move focus to different screens without using the mouse?

• display a string in the status bar (I assemble my status bar using a custom shell script which outputs a string. I’d like to not reinvent it)

Cause reading this blog I’m kinda keen to see where they take GNOME and get in early so it’s easier to learn.

Like I said, I last used GNOME 2 so it’s been a while and I’m sure in my head it’s unfairly judged.

as a crusty suckless dwm user if this works as advertised I’ll switch