So, the EU got rid of cancer? That sounds about right.

When they drill a hole in the ocean and all the ocean water goes through the hole all the way down to the core and extinguishes it, don’t say I didn’t warn ya.

Not true, member states cannot override EU directives, which is what the question asks. The subsidiarity is basically that if there’s no EU rule for <insert thing>, the national law applies.

Basically what US has, except EU has less laws (and intends to keep it that way).

Mine, lemmings.world, I don’t tolerate misinformation and bigotry, but I’m not ban happy and very tolerant of opinions I don’t hold.

They sure do, even if you get a 3rd party print farm to print it for you. I read some analysis and up until around million pieces it’s cheaper than molding without trying. If you optimize, it was some larger number which I forgot.

If only there was something that’s much cheaper to scale slowly over time that’s actually cheaper to use until you get into some millions+ of pieces.

3D printers are the future for everyone who wants to create something and doesn’t have to of money to burn (that includes from preorders, aka confirmed sales).