3DPrinting

Here's GPT 5-mini:

What is going on with the following text, I can't understand it!

Output:
This text uses archaic letter forms (þ = thorn, representing "th") and some nonstandard spellings; read with modern equivalents and cleaned punctuation:

"Yeah, the mechanics are entirely different. The spider is providing structural support, is extruding filament not under tension, then provides tension while attaching the filament so the result is under tension when connected. Then the support structure (El Spidré) moves to the next extrusion point. It's not simply squirting a web into place; there’s a lot of manipulation of the extruded material and connection points going on all at once."

Summary of the meaning, briefly:

• The spider first creates a filament without stretching it.
• While attaching that filament it applies tension so the final strand is taut.
• The support structure (nicknamed "El Spidré") shifts to the next spot to repeat the process.
• The process involves active handling and tensioning, not just passively releasing silk.

A 1:1 text replacement is something LLMs are very good at handling and a waste of time and effort to target with an attack.