omg look at this fully functional custom 3D printed laptop!!!

[lispi314@udongein.xyz]

@ska @dalias @djlink I wonder if it's some nameless aliexpress USB-c display.

[bigtittybimbo@autonomous.zone]

@djlink I wish laptop's like this were available to buy, even in kit form, rather than the boring thinkpad design that everyone (justifiably) loves.

[kaievans@mastodon.social]

@djlink this is amazing

[carbontwelve@notacult.social]

@dalias @djlink same, it looks almost identical to the portable USB/Micro HDMi one I use which can be picked up for about £50 on places like eBay.

Like this one https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/820230174487

[carbontwelve@notacult.social]

@djlink thanks, I love it.

[aanee@mastodon.online]

@djlink I need a bigger 3D printer...

[feral_3d@mastodon.social]

@djlink I want one

[carbontwelve@notacult.social]

@dalias @djlink I’ll also add, I picked mine up for about £30 as a cheap stand temporary replacement and it’s been so surprisingly good that it became my main monitor.

[cowman@thecanadian.social]

@BigTittyBimbo @djlink problem with thinkpads, if it is old enough, the results nailed what a useable laptop is to be.

I like to think the X300 was peak form but am willing to accept a wide range of variation of opinion there, per the T25 polling.

[bob_zim@infosec.exchange]

@senil @djlink Or just multiple battery connectors. That’s how “fully rugged” laptops like Toughbooks and Getacs do it.

Internal charging capability would be really nice, though.