For your first machine don't spend anymore than $300. See if you like it first.
Best right now for a quality budget printer is this. Buy from site not amazon its much more affordable.
https://www.sovol3d.com/products/sovol-sv06-best-budget-3d-printer-for-beginner
There are a bunch of options, but it doesnโt say what any of them mean. 
I donโt know who that guy is in the picture but it looks like what a visual dictionary would show for the word โwankerโ
What model of printer should I get?
What CAD software do you recommend? Is there anything open source that runs on Linux?
Thinking about getting into 3D printing at home. Whats the #1 most important thing youโd wish youโd known before you started? #asknostr
Needs log scale, but yes
lol, right on schedule. Money printer turns on in June
What happened at the last FOMC meeting? Seems things pumped after.
Idea: GM Relay
Only accepts and broadcasts GMs
Sometimes, I make a post, but it doesnโt show up anywhere. How can I debug this? Client is #Damus
Maybe itโs a client problem? Have you tried different clients?
Same energy
#Bitcoin #meme 
GMโ #coffeechain
About scaling and self sovereignty on Bitcoin:
As this has become more of a topic the last 3-4 months, much thanks to Peter McCormack, I've had many thoughts around this pile up, but not quite being able to articulate them well.
Yesterday I listened to nostr:npub12rv5lskctqxxs2c8rf2zlzc7xx3qpvzs3w4etgemauy9thegr43sf485vg on Citadel Dispatch, and this one quote from the podcast was sortof a light bulb moment for me:
"Ecash is not a scaling solution for Bitcoin".
This in many ways sums up the concerns I have around scaling for Bitcoin.
Basically what he said (if I can take the liberty) is that unless you PRESERVE the properties of Bitcoin, then you ARE NOT scaling Bitcoin.
I guess there is some nuance there, as any layer 2 etc, will not be the exact same thing, so what will such a criteria look like?
But looking at the overarching picture, you want the ability to self sovereignly hold your bitcoin and to be able to transact freely with it.
This is basically the problem Gold ended up having.
Fiat was layer on top of Gold that made it much more efficient to store and transact with. But it DIDN'T PRESERVE THE PROPERTIES OF GOLD.
It could be debased, and it could be censored.
The big challenge for Bitcoin IMO, is that we don't end up in a fiat 2.0 situation.
What I mean by that is that Bitcoin is reduced to a financial asset and base layer for institutions. But for the vast number of people, they are interacting with a layer on top THAT IS NOT PRESERVING the properties of Bitcoin, and are thus faced with the same problems of debasement, censorship and surveillance as we have today.
This is one of the main arguments, IMO, for covenants such as OP_CTV. By introducing spending conditions, multiple parties can โshareโ a UTXO, giving more people your-keys-your-coins status on-chain.
Mt. Gox 2.0
The sooner it blows up, the better. nostr:note1kh9wmefk45u7xz9kjrz7hv0aerzyyavctpuuxtu2qdk2hvuh7l3qj3g2kr
Words matter #meme 