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Cake day: 2024年4月27日

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  • This will get tossed. But here’s why it’s actually happening:

    Gatalog and Polymaker both market through a network of influencers “specializing in 3D printed ghost gun content, as well as companies and individuals that illegally distribute [digital firearm manufacturing codes],” according to the suits.

    Both also directly target state residents: Gatalog advertises a “California Compliant Glock 19-based Carbine kit,” while Polymakers’ website features Proposition 65 warnings and state-specific privacy opt-out features.

    I mean yea, advertise your filament with YouTubers making guns, and you put yourself in the…oof.











  • i have a different theory on some of these specific businesses.

    • Bankrupt
      • Tax write off
      • Drop “contrwct” employees who pay for their own vehicle
      • Sell debt on leased trailers for dimes on the dollar
      • No true consequence for business owner
    • Gas price go down
      • New business
      • Rehire contract workers
      • New loans for depreciated trailers
      • Bankruptcy more profitable than operation

    Edit: Digging deeper into source links of source links, all the big players with multiple trailers and big contracts like Amazon are Chapter 11 (reorganized), so yea, my theory holds.