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1y ago
It looks awful, and doesn't actually remove all of the transparency effects, though that might be due to the fact that its Beta 1.
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1y ago
Liquid Glass looks better on iPad and iPhone. On the Mac it is offensive. Vulgar. Disgusting. Loathsome.
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1y ago
Same thing containers/jails are useful for on Linux and *BSD, without needing to spin up an entirely separate kernel to run in a VM to handle it.
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1y ago
Yep, you're right, I meant Muted White. I've not had too many issues with it on my crappy Ender 3 clone. I print at 225C with a 60C bed, which lowers to 55 after the first layer. Never had any problems other than typical bullshit
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1y ago
So what? And for how long?
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1y ago
Polymaker's Panchroma Matte White is also a very close match to Classic Mac plastics. And since I didn't actually see a link to the filament in the Ars Technica article, here it is https://polarfilament.com/product
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1y ago
“Sin” of being readable
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1y ago
1. They don't exist. No, "Nokia Bell Labs" is not the same. Lucent is not the same. 2. Bell Telephone doesn't exist. No, AT&T is not the same. 3. Since Bell Telephone doesn't exist, the money faucet doesn't
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1y ago
Ok? Not every site needs to reach 1 billion people. Plus Wikipedia seems to be doing ok occasionally asking for donations.
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1y ago
My pinkies are double jointed. They lock up the second I try to bend them on their own without also flexing my ring finger/that half of my hand. Easier said than done.
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1y ago
Couldn’t I just learn that Uncle Steve gets off work at 01:00 CST, by figuring out his offset from UTC and combining it with mine? Your solution doesn’t change that I have to figure out some “how many hours different is Uncle Steve”, just t
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1y ago
You argue that any system would be easier if we had all learned it in preschool, then turn around and claim some massive, mind boggling amount of effort that must be expended by Americans to use ounces, miles, and all sort of other yucky un
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1y ago
Using 0.56” segment displays would probably let you reduce the horizontal size to below what would fit in a 1U rack mount. It would look sick at the top of the rack in my living room.
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1y ago
This is a good place to start: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44145770 There is another project out there using a BeagleBone Black plus a small hardware RTC and a GPS module hooked up over GPIO/serial. The advant
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1y ago
Out of curiosity, what would getting it tested cost?
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1y ago
I teach an "advanced" shell scripting course with an exam. I mark "hallucinations" as "LLM Slop" in my grading sheets, when someone gives me a 100-character sed filter that just doesn't work that there is
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1y ago
I’d argue it’s broken since the Ordinary Sausage guy was getting DMCA content claims on his YouTube videos where he himself sings parodies of well known songs with sausage themed lyrics in clear, blatant, obvious fair use. Whenever DMCA let
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1y ago
On an ATX motherboard, SFP cages would impede into the space normally taken up by VRMs, their heatsinks, and the CPU socket. For a built in NIC, on consumer boards, an RJ45 port takes up way less space, no more than the USB ports and WiFi c
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1y ago
Story of my goddamn life right here
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1y ago
No, it doesn't. I can go install Windows 10 on my Haswell mini-PC again if you'd like, show you a screencap of Defender eating 100% of the CPU if you'd like. Literally the only reason I commented was because I saw this behavi
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1y ago
Jony Ive never had even the iPhone in him. He is an excellent designer. He was never a product person.
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1y ago
Oh my that sounds horrific...
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1y ago
Ahhh, the famous "Works on my machine!" stamp of truth.
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1y ago
There is plenty to pay for public transit, education, and healthcare. There always has been, locked away in stock market value owned by precious few people. On healthcare, we already pay way more than any other developed nation for far wors
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1y ago
> Windows has known issues of waking a sleeping laptop. Doesn't Linux as well?
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1y ago
Almost as if using hex values for IP addresses was a bad idea.
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1y ago
As someone with those "special" needs (if 10Gb/25Gb Ethernet and HDMI-capture are that special), it is incredibly frustrating. The CPUs all come with enough PCIe lanes for a single dGPU at x16, x4 for the PCH/chipset, an
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1y ago
It sucks on there too. Thankfully it can be toned down/disabled there.
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1y ago
Being infamous is not the same thing as being successful.
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1y ago
Yes, a $100 ticket or whatever, horrible punishment.
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