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1y ago
That's cute. You should share them.
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1y ago
> I think the most interesting aspect of this is how divisive something as innocuous as putting stickers on a thing is. What causes people to have a strong opinion on this one way or another? Seriously. When I saw this initially posted I
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1y ago
I had the same thought. Zooming in, it sort of looks like ink to me, so I lean toward sticker or at least drawing, but not entirely sure. An etching would be seriously cool but I'd be super worried about breaking something
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1y ago
That's gunna depend on the person, of course. Some people slap em on without any worry, some people make sure they're just not massively overlapping, and some people space them out nicely. Here's one that walks the line betwe
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1y ago
Also here's some info on downloading the full-res images https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/wbmkr2/mc_esch...
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1y ago
"People expressing their hatred for art in impolite terms" is not hostile to you? What exactly would hostility in this context look like to you? Or is it just not possible to be hostile about this?
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1y ago
> I think it is different. If it were not different you would not have been compelled to think of it. Not actually responding to the essence of the comparison. > Now you don't like "comparisons"? Just bad-faith comparis
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1y ago
> Okay. Were you hoping I would address this scenario of your own fabrication, or are you able to make your point using this actual situation right in front of us that we are discussing? It's not a "scenario" - it's a
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1y ago
If you go to an art show and are like, "Wow, these all suck! Why didn't any of you artists do art the way I think it should be done?!" That's not self-expression. That's being an asshole.
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1y ago
Direct link https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search?f%5Bcollection_na...
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1y ago
This one is really cool. https://stickertop.art/content/images/2025/11/20250221_00333... I love the sticker bomb aesthetic on the others, but there needs to be more like this. Anyone got any other exampl
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1y ago
If you don't know why you need to buy caps/switches separately, this isn't marketed at you. There are lots of options that are. Furthermore, you're looking at a shop... why would a shop listing hold your hand about the t
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1y ago
You can still get larger split ortho keyboards with stuff like Function keys. Check something like https://keeb.io/collections/keyboards I'm not sure you'll find a proper full-sized spilt ortho keyboard - wit
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1y ago
> I see them mostly traded on short-lived gdrives and Telegram. Someone tell this community to share over BT. Aint nobody got time to keep up with which platform/server everyone is on and which links are expired and yuck.
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1y ago
And hasn't that been the point of slang since forever?
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1y ago
What sort of terms might one search for?
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1y ago
Wow. Based on those comparisons they really do feel completely different. Really remarkable how such relatively simple changes in lighting and whatnot can drastically change the mood. And here I was thinking of re-watching some old Disney&#
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1y ago
That's really surprising! I would think they'd want some kind of "official" source for such things, otherwise you'd end up with numerous entries for random live recordings of varying quality.
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1y ago
> Relatedly, the -q (quiet) option can help with large imports by autotagging without ever bothering to ask for user input. Whenever the normal autotagger mode would ask for confirmation, the quiet mode performs a fallback action that ca
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1y ago
I've loved beets (and MusicBrainz Picard) for years. This bit from the beets docs has always stuck with me when organizing my library. "An Apology and a Brief Interlude I would like to sincerely apologize that the autotagger in be
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Fan recordings/edits/anything that shouldn't be on Musicbrainz just gets imported as-is, with maybe some metadata additions/tweaks. > * brand new indie label releases (bandcamp) > * commercial albums variants missi
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No but it does mean you can't assume every piece of e-waste has the same initial impact.
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Usefulness is relative to each user. I'm a software engineer who likes technology too. I think such things would be useful. I guess I'm just objectively wrong? And like... food going bad is a problem that actually exists, so I
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Isn't a lot of e-waste recyclable?
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Aye, the original version of my comment had "If it's reliable enough" as a qualifier. > full of kiwis Also this is utterly hilarious to me.
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That would require I remember to do that, too ;) I was only commenting on the usefulness of such features, not on whether companies would also abuse that access for more data; that is an issue, but a separate one.
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1y ago
By then it's already too late. Not a very useful test to reduce food waste!
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1y ago
A quick look at a 3D printing service shows $20 for the upper part of the case. Not too bad. But also consider looking for a 3D printer at a local library or makerspace
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1y ago
I think there's some potential here, with regards to keeping track of when things were added/might go bad. At least for me, who easily forgets things until it's too late.
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I'm trying to keep in mind this isn't something you approached as a product to release or anything, and you're a student. I feel like I'm coming off pretty harshly here, but... you should be more worried about the "
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