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by rounce 7mo ago
> Hyprland it's doing a lot of efforts in solving these problems Is it? Do you have any examples?
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by rounce 7mo ago
As others have said it’d wreck the flavour but you can go the other way and use spent grain from the mash in making bread which adds some pretty interesting texture and flavour.
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by rounce 7mo ago
Breadboards, whilst initially appearing to be nice and accessible, tend to be a false economy when it comes to building a good intuition around a lot of fundamentals. This is because it’s a lot easier to reason about the basics with ‘perfec
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by rounce 7mo ago
Falstad CircuitJS[0] is excellent and far better than the mess of a breadboard IMHO. It also allows easily instrumenting the circuits at multiple points so you can get a sense of the changes in ‘realtime’ without having to get (and learn to
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by rounce 8mo ago
> but not doing so is a choice The workaround mentioned isn't a magic solution, it fails in a bunch of more complex cases too. Chamfers are a complicated operation and predicting valid values across of the operation in order to set
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by rounce 8mo ago
No it isn’t, stop being silly.
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by rounce 8mo ago
> There you have GIMP with an absolute nightmare UI to use, but people keep saying, just get used to it. Which is something I find odd that so many people seem to assume GIMP as the de-facto open source photoshop alternative when Krita i
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by rounce 8mo ago
> It would refuse to chamfer or bevel edges for no apparent reason that other CAD software wouldn't have issues with. I'm guessing you're trying to set a fillet which would completely consume one of the faces adjacent to t
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by rounce 8mo ago
> for the new UI --- any word on that? (Just an annotated copy would be great) I also am not a fan of the icon-only toolbars and so I always use this plugin: https://github.com/APEbbers/FreeCAD-Ribbon IMO it's
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by rounce 8mo ago
> I'm making music and images and I've never been able to do those things. I suck at graphics design - now I can actually do it. I’d argue you still can’t do it, you just have access to cheap enough labour that you can afford t
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by rounce 8mo ago
Not sure what straw man you’re replying to but you seem to overlook that ensuring people are in a state by why they are able to conduct business reliably is a good thing. To do that providing some assistance is often required. Which if you
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by rounce 8mo ago
Yes, for a while there was no Windows support and they were extremely cheap, a great HMD for racing sims on Linux. The emergence of the Oasis driver has increased demand for them again but they're still a bargain.
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by rounce 8mo ago
It’s somewhat ironic that the way it has been framed here is as lacking in nuanced understanding as the style of aid which Shikwati argued against in the full interview. Unsurprising we should get a snippet cropped by a right wing libertari
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by rounce 8mo ago
I have both a Reverb G2 and a Pimax both working great via Monado.
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by rounce 9mo ago
I'm pretty sure they weren't referring to 100LL, but either way even back in the 90s Jet-A was around USD 0.50 per gallon, in the 60s it was nearly 1/5th of even that.
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by rounce 9mo ago
Possibly because you won’t have as many logs to look at on Windows, merely given the option of sending a proprietary dump blob to the developer’s bug tracker, and then hoping they eventually fix whatever mystery issue is affecting you. God
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by rounce 9mo ago
Have you given WiVRn a try? I’ve heard good things.
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by rounce 9mo ago
{ nix.gc = { automatic = true; dates = "weekly"; options = "--delete-older-than 30d"; }; }
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by rounce 9mo ago
Have you tried running the windows RGB utility via Wine with HIDRAW enabled for the device? Alternatively, given you’re running NixOS you can just override the `src` of the derivation with a newer version. This is part of the point of runn
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by rounce 9mo ago
For VR support Monado works very well for me with both Pimax (base-station tracked) and WMR (inside-out tracked) headsets.
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by rounce 9mo ago
Yes, micro USB is far too flimsy for a lot of things it’s used for from what I’ve observed. The connector seems to have a lot of leverage for ripping its tracks off, but often not a great mechanical connection to the board.
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by rounce 9mo ago
More people are killed in motor vehicle accidents in a single month in NY than in all of the incidents listed on that page spanning 58 years.
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by rounce 9mo ago
Then get a PPL
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by rounce 9mo ago
I was quite clearly responding to the GP’s assertion that some sort of ‘justice’ was carried out by one party on the other, which obviously isn’t remotely the case. You can save your cliched one liners.
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by rounce 9mo ago
So in the case of Sri Lanka, was the LLRC set up and subsequently criticised as a mechanism to lend legitimacy to the way in which government forces conducted operations against LTTE? If so, would its mere existence not indicate some level
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by rounce 9mo ago
Indeed, conflating execution without trial with ‘justice’ is utterly bizarre.
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by rounce 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawala
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by rounce 9mo ago
> Maybe in the future if your software leaks sensitive information for example, you may end up being investigated and fined This is already the case in the UK, and the EU too as far as I’m aware.
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by rounce 9mo ago
That name rings a bell, I recall trying it but I’ll give it another go next time I find myself opening vsc, cheers!. Most of the time I just use VSCode as a visual debugger but it’d be nice to make minor changes without making typos due to
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by rounce 9mo ago
Fair, I didn’t read that far as I got bored of the “thou shalt” nature of the thing.

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