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by CarVac 2y ago
> not the X1C as the Core one doesn't have the stronger nozzle Swapping nozzles makes the machine worth double?
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by CarVac 2y ago
Even on film, if you expose for the rocket you don't get any flame detail. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturn_V#/media/File:Apollo_11...
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by CarVac 2y ago
I was thinking the planetary probe to Titan.
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by CarVac 2y ago
Apparently PET is even nicer to print with if your hotend is capable of that temperature.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I want to be able to reason about my code without sitting in front of it, so I simply don't use those tools and this understanding of the codebase builds over time. When you're working in one area of it, you read it and make addit
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by CarVac 2y ago
Sample-and-hold causes smearing when your eyes track an image that is moving across the screen. That doesn't happen in the real world: if you follow an object with your eyes it is seen sharply. With strobing, moving objects still remai
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by CarVac 2y ago
This is an epic tale about a marvel of engineering.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I use y'all exclusively online. It's a bit too jarring for conversation aloud here in the northeast.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I'll try it. edit: I tried it and I already like it better.
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by CarVac 2y ago
Faster than Dvorak. Unlike switching from fluent QWERTY to an initially slow other-layout, you're switching from the frustrating autocorrupt to something deterministic and predictable. I picked it up to a usable speed within two days,
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by CarVac 2y ago
Or Thumb-key, an open-source take on that.
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by CarVac 2y ago
It's that Turkey in particular makes a good test for a lot of these regional differences.
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by CarVac 2y ago
It's a Tim Apple joke.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I have... in Japan.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I find that at my local grocery store in NJ, Cosmic Crisps to be more consistently good than Honeycrisps, despite being less crispy. But the best Honeycrisps are better. Sweetango is also consistently flavorful and crispy and normally bette
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by CarVac 2y ago
Wow, that Lincoln MKC was unfortunate. https://www.consumerreports.org/cro/news/2015/05/recalled-li... Seems like they moved the power button to the top of the column.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I still don't get why you need the horizontal cut at all. The diagram at the bottom of the blog post shows how unnecessary it is when you do the vertical cuts at a narrow range of angles like that (which I have been doing for a while n
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by CarVac 2y ago
I have them now, but's simpler to just avoid that one dangerous and unnecessary cut that proceeds towards my body instead. They taught that in Scouting, never cut towards yourself.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I'm surprised Kenji still does the horizontal cut at all. With the angled vertical cuts I find the horizontal cut entirely unnecessary. (Also a few years back I gave myself a nice flap avulsion doing the horizontal cut in an onion...)
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by CarVac 2y ago
You want a really long meltzone like a Chube hotend.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I dislike how 99% of cars make you look down so far. Looking to the side as well isn't an issue, especially when my gaze is scanning my mirrors. By comparison, my older Prius has the speedometer at the base of the windshield super clos
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by CarVac 2y ago
The straight-line performance is exactly what makes it dangerous.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I'm trying this out literally right now and it got fooled by an unscheduled stop due to train traffic. It thought we were already at the next stop and took a bit to get its bearings again. At least in NYC it should listen for door beep
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by CarVac 2y ago
Pro-level (1D) Canons let you set the three prefix letters.
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by CarVac 2y ago
I just visited Japan and found the language situation around tourists was frankly perplexing. With some tourists, English was a lingua franca. I ran across some Chinese tourists asking some non-English speaking white tourists (French maybe?
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by CarVac 2y ago
I just went on vacation to Japan and it was fascinating how much relief even the competent English-speakers there seemed to show when I would speak with them in my semi-fluent (vocab-deficient though) Japanese. There are translations everyw
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by CarVac 2y ago
That's what I use.
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by CarVac 2y ago
Interesting, so in Taiwan at 110V a Tatung won't have the lid rattle around like mine does at 115-120V in the US?
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by CarVac 2y ago
I went Ubuntu in 2006 and haven't looked back. Hopefully it'll be around for many more years.
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by CarVac 2y ago
The Alphard hybrid had a belt CVT, rather than a power-split-device hybrid. https://toyota-club.net/files/faq/21-11-20_faq_hybrid_thsc_e... "Hybrid repair experts have called the first generation Estima (AHR1

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