they have a branding problem - they are starting to being perceived like a snobby brand with ridiculously overpriced products sold as a status symbol - a Balanciaga of creative tech basically
so they are trying to put out some cheap good value products to signal a return of the original hacker ethos
I wonder if they used static-dissipative/ESD-safe plastic, as pure polypropylene is good insulator and easily builds up a static charge. There's a reason nearly all computer cases are conductive.
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[ 5.2 ms ] story [ 16.3 ms ] threadI was expected this to be a 3D print design people could grab for free.
so they are trying to put out some cheap good value products to signal a return of the original hacker ethos
I wonder if they used static-dissipative/ESD-safe plastic, as pure polypropylene is good insulator and easily builds up a static charge. There's a reason nearly all computer cases are conductive.
"More flipped out '25 offers will be presented during the rest of the year (Or until the world is a little more stable)."
https://teenage.engineering/25-the-flipped-out-year