One of my first software contributions was indexing and cross-references for noweb in plain TeX. I had thought it was completely lost to time and hard drives but it seems someone has actually kept it around! Bonkers.

(The username being `partingr` suggests it was some time late 92 to mid 95 whilst I was at cs.man.ac.uk)

https://github.com/nrnrnr/noweb/tree/master/contrib/partingr

> that's why resin printing is not everyday parts but figurines.

It's probably more to do with it being messy, smelly, and overly finicky business[0] compared with FDM (but there's zero chance of burning your house down, I suppose.)

[0] levelling the build plate, cleaning the FEP on failures, replacing the FEP, washing the results with IPA (mostly), having to keep the resin warm to get good results, draining the resin when not used for a while, faffing about with orientation and supports is a black art, etc.

> then have them shit in my yard for the nitrogen and phosphor.

Nepenthes Lowii says hi.

"However, pitchers produced by mature N. lowii plants lack the features associated with carnivory and are instead visited by tree shrews, which defaecate into them after feeding on exudates that accumulate on the pitcher lid."

[0] https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/abs/10.1098/rsbl.2009...

[0] lists 28 documented cases - if we ignore the 5 before 1943 (probably not reliable records), that gives 23 in just over 80 years or roughly one every 3.5 years (although you'd expect that to have increased over time as more people live or tourist near the trees)

Of those 23, 5 were infants (<3y), 1 was killed by 4 coconuts, 1 was killed by a bunch of 57 coconuts(!), and 2 were accidentally killed by their harvesting monkeys.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_by_coconut

GPTBot certainly doesn't - I added a blanket disallow for it several months ago and in the last 5 days, it's done 22k requests (rate-limited to a max of 5 req/minute, all proxied to iocaine[0].)

[0] https://iocaine.madhouse-project.org