LOL, that question may be rather dependent on when you last tried it. It's definitely better than, say, version 0.21.
It's, oh jeez, six months old by now, but back in the spring I went through all the ones I'd tried. I ultimately settled on the middle tier for Alibre, with a permanent license. Pricier than Atom, to be sure, but feature complete for any needs I can imagine for myself as an utter amateur.
A whole meter?!?!?!?!
I don't know why Solid Edge doesn't get more love. IMO it's comparable to Fusion for basic part design, and it's fully local.
I actually got a license for Alibre, so I'll keep using that until my hair finishes turning gray.
I was running into some errors with the FreeCAD Appimage in Linux, but the Windows version is running fairly smoothly, and it's finally getting enough helper prompts and heuristic interface things to be less unwieldy, but it's still FreeCAD. For instance, I'm still trying to find the easiest of three or four kludgey ways to project a face onto a sketch, and none of them are as easy as the purpose-built tool for that in Alibre.
Trivia's always been one of my things, but there was very much a luck element that I didn't have to second guess any of these.
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Definitely enough sugar in THAT.
Do tomatoes even have enough sugar to ferment into a usable amount of alcohol without "spiking" the juice first?
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50+ hours, when a loved one went into septic shock several years ago (they eventually got better). When they were stabilized and I was finally able to sleep, I just basically said "okay, now is fine" to the darkness creeping in from my peripheral vision every time I closed my eyes and let it finish doing so. I was asleep within a few seconds.
Short answer? Because it does. It doesn't take much to be visible compared to space.