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True Non-Planar Slicing (3d printing) – Joshua Bird [video](youtube.com)
5 points by goodlinks 1y ago|1 comments
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by goodlinks 1y ago
3d printing with non-planar splicing, including an upside down benji with no supports
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Imho the samsung dex approach is a fine concept (not saying that was fully developed or as extensive as what would be required to do it seriously for a proper desktop os) Two totally seperate UIs that can run at the same time, a desktop one
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Anyone know what TRV they have purchased? I Can't follow that link as it has some kind of tracking built into it.
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Just watched the series on youtube based on your recommendation. Thanks, i enjoyed it!
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Each server is moderated independently and if any nasty ones are allowed to fester they get shut down? Imho the long term answer to these problems is trust networks and decentralised moderation. Howbwe get there.. dunno
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Skim the comments fist, way for efficient to get the meta and vibe before investing
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by goodlinks 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42288458 Patrick boyle video thats got some fun snippets from this interview
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by goodlinks 2y ago
*browser not os feature :)
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Was expecting an asianometery video there :D
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Okay i get the flat is good for bikes.. but meetings, curious about that one?
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by goodlinks 2y ago
How does the title relate to the video?
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Its the hot staging ring, discussed a fair bit.. E.g. scott manley https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ysx4t7ICO58&pp=ygUMc2NvdHQgbWF... @7.40 ish
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by goodlinks 2y ago
I still use it but keep the devices on a vlan that cannot dial out. And use the software not an appliance to manage it. Its not just the slick ui, its the devices themselves, and how well it all works. I got fed up of wifi at home not being
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Fwiw ubiquity devices are some of the "set every setting to never call home but still did" devices. I cant remember if they also tried to bypass the configured dns. :(
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by goodlinks 2y ago
For me the two things that show this well are: 1. Quick and easy: Install pihole and add every reasonable list you can find of tracker urls to block. And just watch the live log. 2. Takes a bit more time: install opnsense or pfsense. Block
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Isnt this the same as any language though.. check if have permission then ignore the result seems like something that the language cannot protect you from?
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Does go have a bad security reputation? I get that anything can be insecure and its a constant battle as this article suggests, but i thought it was quite secure and stable generally (say on a par with .net or any other tool you may use to
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by goodlinks 2y ago
There are many ways to skin a cat, but my advice how to try it an excel way (assuming a db backgound) would be.. try dumber things, sounds stupid but you dont need rules and structure, just data :) denormalise a more often to break down the
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Decentralised could be each counter putting 5000 or so ballots into piles with people wandering around witnessing for various parties all working a rigid process accross the nation. Each count publically announced in the room before witness
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Cheeky response.. It would take a 1 year project and 5 devs to replace what one finance person created in a day. Then when it didnt work complain the SME got the requirements wrong. Im being silly but as a dev i hate the hate for excel, tho
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by goodlinks 2y ago
This is so strange to me.. not complaining or criticising, just thanking you for the insight. I would expect one ballot paper per vote (based on rare occasion of doing two at once) to ensure the count is simple and accurate. They make the
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Never seen this before, always thought it would be tasty sugar though.. thanks for making me aware of it!
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Patrick Boyle on recent investments in nuclear energy from tech firms
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Big Tech is Going Nuclear [video](youtube.com)
3 points by goodlinks 2y ago|1 comments
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Whats the celcius part :D?
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by goodlinks 2y ago
Are you not giving more examples of how shell companies are created to get around regulation here? I.e. an indicator not really following the spirit of the regulation, only the letter?
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by goodlinks 2y ago
When i got a superking bed i realised what others had been complaining about.
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by goodlinks 3y ago
To be honest, would be interested in seeing this for any OS
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by goodlinks 3y ago
Would be interested to see this for win 11. I recently got a new machine and was surprised how may little things i must have done to my last. Turning off file grouping, basically every option for the start menu. Actually now that i think ab

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