Just to be clear: albeit the PCB is working, there are no MCUs available on the market to manufacture it. Hence the hold up. As of yesterday I agreed to redesign the PCB to a multi-MCU strategy.

And I don't understand why I would be "hard to get a hold of", I have answered krautkat immediately everytime he contacted me...

Quote from: noisyturtle on Fri, 24 September 2021, 10:59:42

That's why I pay more for higher quality meat that comes from healthier and better treated animals. Happy to pay more to not eat that caged and abused sad meat from the grocery store.

90% of meat in the states is factory farmed.  And they're not distinguishable on your end, so producers LIE.

Even the (grass fed) free range stuff is mainly BS,  and they go to the SAME slaughter processors. So there's cross contamination.

There is no such thing as _Happy meat_ sold anywhere.

Looking at the scale of the operation in that video it doesn't look like much of an operation but let's assume there are more industrial operations such as this. after being baked at 1000 degrees I don't see how any actual nutrition could exist. More than likely it's probably mixed in as a minor ingredient with actual feed. I don't know all the rules or practices across the industry though. You are right though, there is no way to tell what you are eating unless of course you go right to the source. It already sucks that plastics are literally everywhere and now we have yet an additional source to worry about. A family farm that raises pigs can take better care and feed better quality feed than say a massive factory farm that churns out pigs by the tens of thousands or more. Some people will certainly pay an additional premium for the better quality or raise their own but this is not the norm. There is a farm that I know of that raises pigs that are treated well and are fed special feed with the best nutrition (very pricey). Their animals consistently show well at the fair and command the most money when auctioned off. 

How the dragons come to life
These guardians have to come through a lot before they can be ready to deliver to you. Let’s check out how they are made, especially with the Eden effect!

Eden’s at it again
It has always been a great challenge for us when making keycaps in Eden effect. As you might know, this special effect exclusively created by Jelly Key team has a remarkably harmonious imprint. Each keycap has a unique effect thanks to different deposition times, awaiting temperatures, and color fusion.

It takes the Pouring Art of mixing alcohol ink with resin to produce this magical series. The reaction of alcohol ink in resin brings a floating effect through its elegant fluids. What’s more interesting in this sequel collection of Dragons of Eden is we are able to create many different color ranges with a new technique. In total, we have 5 color options, each comes in 9 sizes. That’s a lot of Eden-colored designs!

Casting and coloring: it takes time!
We cast the pieces of the dragon body in approximately 8-10 hours. The base casting takes roughly the double amount of time and we also need to wait for them to hard. When they’re ready, we move on to the next step: coloring.

For the complex details such as the dragon’s horn, tail, scale, etc., we apply the method of color mixing by hand-

HOLY **** YES HOLLOW KNIGHT DESKMAT