Sounds like it was just a small section of incorrectly mixed (possibly contaminated) filament at either the beginning or end of a production batch. When they start mixing the plastics there can be some irregularities in the flow of materials and you get a bit more of one thing and a bit less of another. That’s normally cut away and discarded once everything is flowing correctly. Sometimes it’s missed or they didn’t cut enough.

I’d consider it a one off, or very rare incident, and not a general overall quality issue unless it starts happening regularly.

True. I should have been more specific. No strings in that there should be no expectation of receiving anything in return.

We can give him the honor of being eaten last.

Nothing was stolen. The authors choose to give it away, for free, with no strings. That’s not theft.

No one forced them to choose that license, and no one forced anyone to contribute to that project.

If you can sign in, you should be able to reset the password.

I didn’t like it in high school because I was forced to do it with hundreds of other people that made my life hell.

Now I can do it from a comfy chair with a lap full of cats in my slippers.

Ok, so tell me how you are going to get a location fix underwater, in the dark, with no landmarks to orient yourself, in constantly shifting currents?

Even the Navy’s most advanced nuclear submarines have to surface to get their location. This thing was a carbon fiber tube with an Xbox controller and an idiot designer.

It’s not going to have location data. GPS doesn’t work under even very shallow water.