The paper mentions 2 printers and quite a few other pieces of equipment for clearing the lenses, which is kinda what I figured the catch was going to be.
Edit: what I could see coming from that is this new manufacturing method bringing costs down across the board, and they'll almost certainly be individuals that go all the way through with it as it's described here, along with making improvements along the way. I just think the headline is inviting disappointment.
Gonna take a guess this is in a touristy part of an otherwise not English speaking area and the intent was slightly different.
Mine does too but I don't even think it could do something clear, nonetheless a lens of any type. I think we'll see some amount of time pass before that sort of machine is readily available to the public in that context and time after that before enough people get handy enough with the maintenance for precision work like that.
Was a Pepsi guy anyway.
I also want stories, I can trade you for ski lift stories.
It's certainly when I learned high pressure water systems are a thing.
One assumes part of the goal there was to give players the dopamine boost of thinking they're beating someone. Not saying it's not an underhanded tactic but I can see and understand the motive and, as far as shitty things in the online gaming world go, this one's probably the most benign.
Humans are destructive creatures and public restrooms are one of the better ways of proving that. Friend of mine in high school once came up to us in the lunchroom and excitedly ushered us to the bathroom to show that he had successfully kicked a urinal off the wall, causing high pressure water to spray all the way across the room.
I get it all the time? Despite the sign with the bus schedule being right the fuck there.
Edit: it happened again in the time since I wrote this comment.
*sound of bat hitting baseball*
....let them fight? Not a huge fan of either of those.
There somebody specific in mind here? Kinda looks renaissance era but that's not really my thing as far as history goes.