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by m4rtink 10mo ago
I guess in some cases lowering altitude could result in flight into terrain or possibly entering airspace where collision with other aircraft would be more likely ?
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
You are mean to lead - it solved serious issues with engines back then and enabling their use in many useful way, likely saving more people than it poisoned.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Well, if its GPL you are supposed to provide the source code to any binaries you ship. So if you fed GPL code into your model, the output of it should be also considered GPL licensed, with all implications.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Let me introduce to the awesomness of the BOSL2 screw module: https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2/wiki/screws.scad
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
BOSL2 can help with that: https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2/wiki/rounding.scad https://github.com/BelfrySCAD/BOSL2/wiki/Tutorial-Rounding_t...
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
BOSL2 is SO nice and powerful, can also highly recommend it! :)
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Well stated, agreed. :) Just wanted to note that even after the bad publicity that companies like Meta (ugly avatars, unusable bland virtual spaces) or Apple (overpriced device with no software or content) have given to VR, some people tend
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Non corporate VR is actually doing some interesting things - but yeah, what Meta did with it was pure garbage.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Yeah, that's like having a browser without without support for blockchain, semantic web or UML! No one would use it without these absolutely critical features!
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Add to that various hardware shortages caused by the AI mania or more examples of AI missuse and I wonder where we might end up eventually if people will get even angrier.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Yep, Anubis-chan is super cute! :)
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
But will you still be able to afford using it once you have to pay the real price ? Once the venture capital dries up and the dumping stops ?
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Frankly, this always seemed like dirty hacks - either the game or the drivers don't actually comply woth the graphics API and then the drivers need to hack around that. :P
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
For a few quarters until it kills the product. A golden parashute I guess ?
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
There is the Ladybird browser project: https://ladybird.org/ I guess they will get a lot of interest after this new round of Mozilla bullshit.
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
"married to the state" - now that's the spirit! :)
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
I would name PeerTube the project and the various PeerTube instances various organizations are running (like for example https://vhsky.cz/ ) as a good Youtube alternative. Sure, you might not have all the media on one big co
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Do we relly know the server actually does this when you can't run your own Signal server instances you have compiled yourself from source code ?
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
The waypipe toole comes quite close to X forwarding on Wayland. :-)
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
At least I don't think you can realistically overheat the Sun. :-) But I guess if you make the radiators reflective and hot enough they should still work to a even at Earths orbit in full sunlight ? Well, this is already in a "cal
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
You are completely right dajou~ ^_^ !
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Also about the radiators - ideally they should radiate into empty space. If there is something in the way, like parts of your station or other radiators, then it will heat up - reducing effectiveness (you will have to remove this heat again
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by m4rtink 10mo ago
Note all of this is mass that currently needs to be launched from Earth at significant cost - it is indeed nice this cost if finally going down thanks to partial launcher reusability (and hopefully full reusability soon as well) but I reall
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
Yeah, that is my main worry - that whatever they ordered is actually unusable for normal people once they go bankrupt, so there is not only nothing to auction of to the creditors, but also nothing to alleviate the shortage in the short term
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
A tunnel on the Kurobe gorge railway (originally used for dam contruction, now partially open to tourists) has reached 160 °C (!!) during construction, but has cooled down to manageable 40 °C since. https://en.wikipedia.org/
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
HS2 does not go through the complex geology of the Alps.
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
And has humans doing Factorio as well as ecranoplans - ideal. :-)
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
Yeah, its totally inefficient - according to Wikipedia a simple cycle gas turbine can be up to 43% efficient - with a combined cycle (you boil water with the first stage jet engine exhaust and then run a steam turbine off that) it can get u
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
Some Japanese restaurants are super tiny & ordering machines make it easier to use the space more efficiently. In some cases the machine is installed from the outside - you select what you want and get a ticket or two. If you get two th
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by m4rtink 11mo ago
And what if that is actually useful ? I guess email ?

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