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atrus
5y ago
If she's not doing anything more complicated than monograms, I'd honestly stick with using the downloaded/custom designs. As it sounds like she's just using those she'd have to learn two things. The first being inks
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atrus
5y ago
I've used this a lot in the past for my embroidery projects, it's come so far from it's early days (and it was pretty good when it first came out). It's an incredible bit of software. As a side note, it's amazing ho
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atrus
5y ago
What apps are you having to do this with? I've yet to have an app that I couldn't either get through apt or as an AppImage which definitely has that experience of double click and go when you have AppImageLauncher installed.
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atrus
5y ago
Sure, but that just all it is though, a short two second message exchange. Everyone feels good for a bit, and that's that. What's the downside?
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atrus
5y ago
No, Voat was a cesspool, because Reddit really only pissed of the "unreasonable" people, who all went to Voat, and unsurprisingly made it a cesspool.
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atrus
5y ago
I'd argue that most of our building in North America are built from carbon based materials, wood.
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atrus
5y ago
It's difficult to even play on your TV at times. I had rented a Blu-Ray from the library, popped it into my standalone player, connected to my TV, and recieved a message that my player wouldn't play it because it was out of date.
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atrus
5y ago
Isn't this roughly what happened in Accelerando? We split the solar system and gave everything below the asteroid belt over to the marketing bots.
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atrus
5y ago
Yeah? Isn't the part before the colon just specifying the protocol? So shouldn't the software that I direct to open URLs be the software that...opens URLs?
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atrus
5y ago
Why not both?
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atrus
5y ago
Well, looks like it's around ~$7 in Europe based on www.globalpetrolprices.com, so yeah that would be cheap.
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atrus
5y ago
If Cloudflare goes poof tomorrow though, IPFS will still work, albeit slower.
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atrus
5y ago
I mean, we can't get people to take two shots for something that's killing thousands, and you think you'd be able to get people to get three shots every two years for something that kills...basically no one?
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atrus
5y ago
TikTok started as Musical.ly and had actually signed a deal with labels to use short music clips.
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atrus
5y ago
Painfully obvious too. My little local Mexcian place will be closing down because of a lack of cooks. Talking to the owner, he was complaining about government benefits, and how they all want $20 an hour. I don't understand it, that yo
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atrus
5y ago
How hard would it be to filter out those items though? Shouldn't there be a way to "delete all data from this IP". It sounds like a lot of work to have a set of rotating IPs and act as multiple different people to get this do
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atrus
5y ago
I doubt someone who is able/wanting to attack such a system would be unwilling to own some of the material themselves.
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atrus
5y ago
All about visibility. A water shortage is a lot slower and less flashy than a packed hospital.
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atrus
5y ago
Yeah, if I'm looking for a time waster, I'll start on Reddit, just by habit. Then I'll go to TikTok when I see the first one on Reddit. It doesn't take very long anymore these days. I remember people on Reddit making fun
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atrus
5y ago
It's too bad there isn't a bigger market for this, steel rule dies aren't too expensive to get made. And used clickers are pretty cheap too. But only if you were doing a bunch of signs!
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atrus
5y ago
e-ink displays and 3d printing have both convinced me that patents do more harm than good these days.
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atrus
6y ago
But what are we talking about though? We're talking about how this technology is unavailable for nearly all usage, and prohibitively expensive for any actual use. It effectively doesn't exist.
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atrus
6y ago
I bought it. I'm not very good with CSS, as I haven't spent much time trying to learn it, and like the author, spent lots of time trying to puzzle over snippets I've been able to Google search. So, it's a nice ground lev
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atrus
6y ago
What platform are you on. because I know for a fact that you can repeat individual songs, and playlists on the Android app. I'm also wondering about the casting, since I regularly cast (again from the Android app) to my minis at home.
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atrus
6y ago
I mean, doesn't any big energy storage device become essentially a bomb? Batteries have some pretty impressive failure modes. As do large tanks of fuel. Even piped in energy sources can be dangerous as well. How many houses have litera
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atrus
6y ago
I make cookie cutters, and I want this exactly for that purpose. Each cutter take between 1-2 hours to print, and with a large variety. It would be just wonderful to have a customer order a cookie cutter, have it added to a print queue. I
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atrus
6y ago
2 million pages of additional requested documentation? What would all of that possibly contain?
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atrus
6y ago
So, as I have a ham license, what do I need to get started using this?
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atrus
6y ago
I have that similar feeling, I don't want a bunch of paper around, but writing on paper is just SUPERIOR to anything digital, as it's so much easier to freeform write, add sketches, etc. That's why a bought (several sizes now
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atrus
6y ago
Probably a bunch of plants.
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