Wait until you see what the GNU/Linux sublemmy (lem?) is called.
KDS2010, a selective and reversible MAO-B inhibitor
This seems like a really odd result. We already have MAOI drugs, they were the first class of antidepressant drugs invented accidentally in the 50s when they found the tuberculosis drug iproniazid made people happier. The selective and reversible MAO-B inhibitor selegiline has been used for years to treat parkinson's disease. None of these drugs are known to induce weight loss.
Scout's honour
Brave search seems marginally better than others.
The handspring visor phone launched in 2000 was arguably the first smartphone.
Vitamins is a reprap term for non 3d printed parts, screws, motors, etc.
There's some info about it here https://reprap.org/wiki/Mendel90
This is a very old printer, from the early days of reprap. From a practical standpoint you would get better results from the cheapest new ender i3, and it would be a lot easier.
If you want an interesting project though it should be entirely possible to get it working, and you'll learn a lot from it. If it's still using the original Sanguinololu controller board that will be your biggest issue, as I doubt a modern version of the marlin firmware will fit in a ATmega644P. Your best bet would be to replace the controller board with something modern, then you can use it as any modern 3d printer.
The free software foundation has some overlap.
Lets hope they don't run windows.
For visual novels Ren'Py seems popular. It does need coding but it's pretty simple and has a tutorial.
RobotToaster
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Only 73% I expected it to be higher.