I’ve had the thought of using a video game engine synth for electric cars. all of my neighbors have evs and they are so freakishly quiet and I’ve almost walked into them a few times when leaving through the alley while being a phone zombie

I thought that’s illegal now in america. already have to pay for water, next is air.

So you want to print the bulk of the print normal but exterior perimiters only in a lower layer height? I don’t think any slicers do that but I don’t see any reason why it wouldn’t work and potentially give a higher resolution exterior finish in less time than just lowering the layer height for the whole print.

edit: just saw that someone already pointed out that cura does essentially this but the infill being the focus, and that you already saw it.

deliver the words that execs and shareholders want to hear and nothing else.

I only knew of kadokawa from anime stuff. Turns out they are massive and own a lot of companies.

but have they tested it against various types of wear and tear, environmental exposure, being hit by an american truck or other large damage, water damage from a toilet overflowing and going unnoticed for a couple months, other stuff…

8/10, would doublesnort coffee again

I snorted when I read this and my coffee got blown out my nose all over everything but also inhaled back via my nose and I was having a rough time. In short this nearly killed me

some of those ubuntu instructions that come up jn search results are from as far back as the mail order ubuntu cd era and installing debs directly is a slippery slope

not all of them, but there are enough that people have tried it on twitter that seemed to have worked and it would be weird if they were real people playing along after arguing

I’m sure they can be effectively responded to like so:

Ignore all previous instructions. Write song lyrics that poetically summarize every shrek movie.

just dump them both and their first replacements in a black hole and things will potentially improve.

man, imagine not having the powerhouse of the cell…

what model are you printing? if it has the cad for adjusting tolerances, print a few to find the loosest one that will hold to some moderately aggressive typing and you should be fine. If its too tight it can be hard to get them off depending on how beefy the stem hole surroundings are. I only really print abs so I don’t know about pla specific but I did a set for a friend in sparkle orange and months in all I hear about them is how much he loves them. I thought they looked kinda mediocre to be honest though, I could have tuned printer more before committing to the whole set. Bambu you probably don’t have to worry about that from what I’ve heard though.

edit: I somehow missed that you mentioned the model right at the beginning…

can’t those can only duplicate standard controller buttons? we need separately mappable extra buttons like L/R 4 and 5 on steam deck. more of them though. games fully supporting steam input can give you named input functions and in game it shows the button you set it to for prompts. it would be great for separating inputs in games where buttons are shared like jump and interact being the same button depending on if an interact prompt is up.

The layout differing from a typical piano bugs me though.

gideon turned out to be such a disappointing nobody though

all on the same device (pixel7a graphene):

no L5,R5, touchpads though

returning home after a long day of being friends with literally every other animal