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Burton, that 3M clear back stuff blows. Make 4 squares, cut them on each color, weed/tape, cut right against the corner of the boxes then align the squares as you layer.

tex says a little prick

I don't have a solution but we have had that problem too as well as a million other issues. If you are using CM, double check the cut parameters in there when you export the file. I have had that randomly change to a different cut condition.

Pretty cool stuff. I went digging around and saw your logo on onevision. Are you running it?

That's what a lifetime of standing on your tippy toes to reach the counter will do to you.

Glad to know that your balls are safe and sound in your wife's purse.

Not on these. There's a plastic flap that gets little bits of trash built up on it that drags back and forth across the print, no droplets, just faint lines.

I don't see how any of this is AI until it becomes sentient. Either way, I find it all annoying. If people can't write their own copy then they probably should have taken the short bus to school like Boudica did.

You also have structural design but I agree with Bob on the semantics, layout sounds less douchey. When some people here say design, I think of the swedish chef from the muppets. Especially when it comes to wraps

I can see that being useful but is that really AI? AI is becoming a marketing term for automation that has already been in place. It's ike painting your house gold and calling it the Taj Mahal. I mean, auto and semi auto photo enhancement has been around for decades.

I hope this crap works better then the voice menus you get when you call the bank.

I think we were thinking the same thing at the same time

People are stupid and lazy. Seems like a great idea.

It's all fun and games until it takes off. Then it's a job.

That would not surprise me. Being able to self repair is going to be #1 on my list if we ever replace our printer. Glad you got it fixed

We do similar work, it's time consuming and tedious especially if you are anal retentive about how your final product turns out.

If those cables aren't real expensive, I'd keep a spare set. For as much as you spend on a service contract, it'd probably be cheaper to skip it and start throwing parts at it when it goes down. That's all they do but at least this way you can do it on your schedule and terms.

You can learn for free if you hover over the techs while they are there. Annoying? Yes. It's more annoying to have your machine down and pay stupid money for people that aren't willing to work past 5 to get it repaired. That's kind of the point of having a service contract.

Unfortunately as machines age, the repairs become longer, more expensive and harder to diagnose. I wont hang onto anything for an extended period of time that I can't fix myself.