According to authors [CheolHong Lim] and [DongSeok Seo], the research covered in this paper was undertaken because of reports of rare cancers among Korean STEM teachers, particularly those who used 3D printers in their curricula. It was thought that only long-term, continued exposure to the particulates generated by 3D printers could potentially be hazardous and that PLA was less likely to be hazardous than ABS. The study was designed to assess the potential carcinogenicity of both ABS and PLA particulates under conditions similar to what could be expected in an educational setting.

That’s an asinine statement to make and suggests a lack of common sense.

Any website can be compromised, even if only for a short time and zero click zero-day vulnerabilites exist. Companies are not the only ones at risk from this or the only ones with something to lose if their system gets compromised.

Common sense is important but not enough (and evidently not common enough).

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Similar for me on the jerboa client. It’s not every time but most of the time and it’s very frustrating to have to wait 20 seconds for a page to load and then get “network” error, which can happen 5-10 times in a row. This comment keeps failing to post as well.

Similar for me on the jerboa client. It’s not every time but most of the time and it’s very frustrating to have to wait 20 seconds for a page to load and then get “network” error, which can happen 5-10 times in a row. This comment keeps failing to post as well.

Same for me on the jerboa client. It’s very frustrating to have to wait 20 seconds for a page to load and then get “network” error, which can happen 5-10 times in a row.