From my point of view : it has a hudge ecosystem with tons of robust libraries. This does not make it perfect, but for an industrial point of view, you don't look for new shiny clean things. (My point of view is 15 years old yet...)

Every time I see this contraption, I can't stop to think about Gardena making propellers. Due to the chosen colors.

Don't tell me what to do. Upvoted.

I do it in OpenSCAD too with a depth-map https://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/Other_Language_Features#surface

Thank you for your time! You're so kind!

I have printed ABS things that I use for scuba diving and freediving. It's like 4 years since I first printed them and they have been hours and hours in the sea.

ABS is great ... but then I bought some ASA. It's even greater since it's UV proof.

ABS is hard to print due to retractation. I have to use glue. I have less issue with ASA, it's easy to print, I don't know if it's due to the different brands.

ABS and ASA are making nasty fumes when printing. Be careful.

Finally, the last advice is to get one nozzle dedicated for ABS/ASA. The issue is that it needs to be printed at high temperature. Way higher than PLA. If you try to change the filament, the nozzle is either too cold to melt and purge ABS/ASA properly, or too hot and the PLA will be carbonized inside the nozzle. The nozzle will be clogged one way or the other. The solution is to dedicate one nozzle for PLA/PETG and one for ASA/ABS. It can be painfull to recalibrate the Z-offset on older printers.

My first prompt was "floating cities with agriculture"
"floating cities" => it was too dystopian. Very artificial squared islands with tons of buildings. So I reversed it to "towns on floating islands" to enhance natural looking islands.
Without "palms" and "solar pannels" => it was like floating getthos. I added "palms" and "solar pannels" to make it paradisiac and futuristic.
Resulting prompt (Dall-e3) : "sea covered with towns on floating islands, palms, solar pannels, agriculture"

The last time I had overextrusion was due to overuse of matte filament (abrasive). The hole of the nozzle was too large. Since you only have this issue on one of your printers, have you checked the nozzle?

Way too late, but I am playing with controlNet.
This is my first picture using them :

Up to four in split screen. We played it with my two kids in couch coop. We where three in split screen. Each player has one house. The money is shared, so I was working to get money, while my kids were exploring and having fun.

I don't remember exactly but one player is mandatory (the one starting the "save"/"world"), then the three others are optional. However you don't want to play a lot without the other characters since they will not progress (the more you do something with one character like cutting wood, the easier it is for this character).

I played Quake 2 on the Oculus Quest and it was the best VR experience I had. The port is perfect. It's like the dream of my younger self since it was my favourite game then.

Wait. What?