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blenderdt
4y ago
So this is voxel printing. But after reading the article I still don't get why the resin only cures at the focal point and not in the beam. To me it's also unclear what the red laser has to do with it.
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I have done this in the past (printing in the Z-direction) but it is very limited for the reason you are describing: the print head gets in the way. Another limit is that it takes time for the plastic to become hard. So if you print in the
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4y ago
I think you proved it's great to write your own encryption because your will learn a ton of new stuff ;) But yes, don't use it in production before the LockPickingLawyer took a look at it.
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4y ago
Sure, but if you want a specific model in a specific posture this can be a quick solution.
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Of all big social platforms Twitter has the least amount of active users per month ( ~330maum). Pinterest (~$10B) has more active users (~460maum). I can't imagine that there is much more potential in Twitter. So how it is possible to
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4y ago
Nowadays there are also print on order services which helps a lot to start selling books.
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4y ago
This can be really useful for architectural visualizations. For archviz you don't need an accurate 3D model but one that looks good and casts shadows.
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4y ago
It's not only storage. I think most will be fine after 30 years. The problem is often: how are you going to read it after all those years? I got floppy disks that are ~25 years old. But without an old USB disk drive there is no way to
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4y ago
Ok this is really a click bait title. It is about nerve repair but it is very unclear if it works because they only got one rat left to prove it. But I wonder: if you cut a nerve with a scalpel it is very clear where the cut is. But is this
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4y ago
What good does this work of Cage bring the world? Most people think it is uninteresting and a total waste of time. I can also understand the aggression a lot of Cage's work got in the past. It's very destructive for people to list
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4y ago
"If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic." It's sad this is true for the world as well. Almost all news is off-topic for your life. A good question to ask: does this have any impact on my life? If y
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Thats all great but in the end it just didn't detect an obstacle that was placed above the road. Imho this has nothing to do with smart summon. Teslas have a history of not detecting higher placed objects.
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4y ago
Yes. It is not easy to 'logout' when the browser knows your basic auth credentials. Even if the server sends a new cookie that will overwrite the basic auth cookie the browser might send it again.
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4y ago
Interesting. I wonder what really happens because I sometimes use this when I need to send an Authorization header to a location behind basic auth. As far as I know only Nginx accepts multiple Authorization headers.
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4y ago
Which can also be sent in the URL like: https://username:password@example.com But this is of course even worse because most servers log this. Headers are not often logged.
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4y ago
From a OSM wiki page. Most of the world is ocean and not a lot of people zoom in on those parts.
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The difference between the OSM and Google tile is 75 bytes. So if they serve one million tiles OSM saved 75MB. OSM needs 54TB for all tiles but only around 1.8% are viewed. So you need at least 1TB of cache. I am curious if this micro optim
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4y ago
I think it really depends on the company. Some people in this thread suggest moving to a smaller company or a startup but in my experience this doesn't matter. It's all about the culture of your work environment. Sometimes this is
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4y ago
There are some picture on the internet with HP, Dell and IBM hardware, just the normal rack servers you would expect. But it is also known they moved a lot of storage to Google servers.
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Rethink as in: "@elonmusk , while you try to colonize Mars — Russia try to occupy Ukraine! While your rockets successfully land from space — Russian rockets attack Ukrainian civil people! We ask you to provide Ukraine with Starlink st
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4y ago
And that is the point. Elon sent starlink terminals to the Ukraine because of the war.
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Indeed. It has more to do with crude as in crude oil. But as a consequence of this style buildings have a brutal feel to it.
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Web color is still using linear color space. There is nothing wrong with this because now the browser can decide how to convert it. So the title should be: browsers still use linear color space.
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Sometimes it feels it takes more energy to pedal my bike when there is no wind. Now I start to wonder if a little wind can create a pushing vortex and it is indeed easier to ride in a little breeze than when there is no wind at all.
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4y ago
Not an answer, but that looks very cool! Maybe that type of plastic has a rough surface making this happen? Glass is much smoother so maybe this is why it doesn't happen in glass.
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I just purchased the ownership of a crappy AI generated image for $$$. I am glad the ownership is now stored in your database because I think I can sell the ownership for $$$$. By the way, do you know how I can view the image? The link does
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4y ago
Yes, crypto is (if the implementation is good) a way to make sure transactions are valid. But I think there is too little discussion about the transactions that go in and out the network. Those transactions are still about trust. So crypto
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I have very mixed feelings about DELL. They have great hardware. But after buying an Ubuntu laptop I discovered it had custom DELL drivers that work fine under Ubuntu 18, but have no support for later versions of Ubuntu. I got everything wo
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Recently I started to toy with a PHP framework that works like Blazor and has all the state on the server. It also has the virtual DOM on the server. This works great even without sockets or polling. All requests from the client to the serv
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But they also could label 'bad' videos and let the viewers decide what the truth is: "This video is marked because we believe the information in the video is not correct and might even be dangerous".
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