But a "printer" is *computer* technology, whereas a "milling machine" is an ordinary physical tool found in a woodshop. Therefore it follows that the former is way scarier and more powerful than the latter, and nefarious people are more likely to use it.
If politicians are panicked about 3d printers, what happens when they learn what CNC milling machines can do?
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Geoffrey, honest question, how common is the sort of behavior on the other thread in your replies? I'd love to engage more with your tweets, but if this happens often I'd be inclined to stay away.
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In case it's not clear, my comment was sarcasm, at the expense of politicians who do not know how CNC milling is different from ordinary wood milling, and yet make important policy decisions about such technologies. I do personally know what the difference is.
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Er... best not to mention that Geoffrey.
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...and wait till they find out what an open mind is capable of.
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Hahahaha
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