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Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. This has been inspired by a recent article in the magazine of my local science museum, The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) - which is quite exciting for me as I work there and have done so since early 2014! Anyway, it’s going to be long but hopefully interesting and informative too… First let us consider some definitions: “3-dimensional printable material”: In this context “printable” means that you can use something like an Ultimaker or Formlabs printer to produce your item with very high accuracy. It does not mean that all materials are suitable for 3d printing; nor necessarily even that they will ever become available via this route. For example, certain plastics may be 3DP ready one day but currently they cannot be used because their melting temperature would cause them to melt and distort during manufacture. Also, we must remember that just because something is possible today doesn’t mean it always was. When VHS came out Betamax existed also; however many people thought the latter technology superior at the time due to its ability to record higher quality images than the former. As more tapes were produced on each format though, demand increased and price decreased until finally both formats were obsolete. Nowadays almost everyone uses DVDs instead although BluRay is still around despite having similar limitations compared to DVDs. However nobody remembers when either HDTV or DVCD first became commercially viable technologies thanks largely down again partly because these things took years rather than weeks/months before becoming commonplace items found inside every home across America etc… So don’t expect 3dp printed objects soon; maybe within ten years if lucky? But then again, who knows really? We live in such fast changing times now anyway right guys?? :) I think most readers know what 3D Printing actually entails already – namely creating physical models from computer files stored digitally elsewhere online through services provided by specialist companies offering this service alongside other related products/services offered under different names e g sintering powder layers together into solid shapes using lasers etc.. These types of businesses operate globally & charge fees based upon various criteria including how quickly customers want results delivered back after submitting designs along side order forms containing details regarding desired dimensions / size(s)/colour schemes required . It helps enormously when ordering items ahead especially considering delivery dates often extend beyond weekends meaning users won’t receive goods any earlier. So basically yes, 3D Prints themselves aren’t exactly cheap unless ordered en masse (either through bulk buying discount schemes offered directly between suppliers). Still though, most clients prefer receiving finished products faster versus waiting longer periods of time without knowing exact shipping date information forthcoming thus making sense financially speaking given current market Below is a long blog post about 451 Research and its acquisition of TechTarget. I wanted to put it in one place, rather than multiple tweets (which will happen later today). First off: The folks at the firm are wonderful people who have been kind enough to speak with me on numerous occasions over the years — they’re good people doing great work, so I wish them all well going forward. And as an industry analyst for whom this is my business full time, that matters quite a bit more than you might think… I know what it takes to run an operation like this and the folks working there do a fantastic job every day. So kudos to them! Secondly: My relationship with TechTarget goes back nearly two decades now when I was first writing articles and contributing opinions here; then I moved into consulting roles advising their clients; some of those relationships continue even after I left TT in 2013. I’m proud of being part of the team there during our glory days and have always maintained friendships with many of the people still there. It was also where I learned how to be an analyst, which has served me very well indeed since leaving several years ago. Last point before we get onto the real meat: As someone whose entire career has focused on helping enterprises understand new technologies coming down the pipe or already deployed across their IT infrastructure(s), this move makes perfect sense from a strategic perspective given 451 Research’s history & focus areas. That said – I’d wager that most readers don’t need another vendor telling them “this stuff” is important nor why it should matter to them anyway so let us take care of that ourselves instead please? Now without further ado … here comes everything else anyone could possibly want/need/deserve outta life thus far anyway lolz What Is Happening With SAP and Qualtrics? Below is a long blog post about 21 years of the development and evolution of The Sims. I have been playing this game since it was first released, in fact I remember writing my own code for custom content (yes very sad). The blog is written by Will Wright who created The Sims with his brother Don, so if you are interested then please take some time to read through this fascinating article: A Long Road Taken – Creating an Iconic Game Franchise at Maxis Below is a long blog post about 1080. I don’t know if it will be of interest to most people, but for those who are interested in the issues relating to poisoning and baiting this may be useful reading. I have been involved with DOC on their trapping programmes since before they were first introduced into New Zealand back in the early 90’s. The aim was simple; trap any possum or ferret that had wandered onto your land, pay DOC to come out and collect them from you at $35 per animal (the price has gone up over time). It sounded like an ideal solution as anyone could participate without having to invest large sums of money in equipment, however the downside came quickly when the reality set-in. Anyone who got involved would soon discover how unreliable the traps really are, especially when working in dense bush. Any one who tried using poison found that it worked too well by killing everything including birds & beneficial species such as stoats, rats etc., plus all sorts of other animals which just happened along while trying to catch something else! Most importantly there was no way of knowing whether or not what ever caught died immediately, or crawled away suffering until some days later when we never even knew anything had entered our property. By the mid nineties both methods became very frustrating for many participants, so much so that nearly everyone stopped taking part within only two years after getting started. This resulted in fewer trappers & poisoners, less funding being provided for these activities, making things worse than before because the problems increased exponentially due to lack of funding and man power. 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