profsnuggles

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by profsnuggles 4y ago
Well I think the first is kind of what orgdown is trying to do. https://karl-voit.at/2021/11/27/orgdown/ As for the second doesn't guile have a feature complete elisp implementation?
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
Whenever I use TurboCAD it has all the feature check boxes and they seem to function reasonably well. It just feels like they invested a ton of time, research and money into figuring out the worst possible way to expose those features in th
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
I have an XO-1 in my closet and the display was really the only thing I loved about that laptop. I wish I had the knowledge to create a display driver for it to hook it up to a raspberry pi that could make a fun little netbook. A display th
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
If you are trying to check what OS you are running wouldn't system-type be better? (eq system-type 'darwin) You could be running X on multiple different systems. Although I checked the output on netbsd and openbsd, both return ber
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
I was going to point to the WineHQ AppDB also but the person most active in updating the Fusion360 entry seems to be working on this. https://github.com/cryinkfly/Autodesk-Fusion-360-for-Linux It looks like it's b
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
Well CNC technology has come a long way. The 5-axis machine we purchased was actually cheaper in absolute $ than the 20 year old 3-axis machine we were replacing it with. But yes vacuum clamping is still annoying. There are of course strate
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
That is also something people don't think about. Solid wood is great because it's easy to fix, but it's heavy and hard to move. Also it's less stable than a plywood and has to be taken care of. We had a customer with a
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
I don't know anything about spiral staircases or masonry I build commercial furniture offices, libraries, courtrooms, etc. Wondering how finances come out ahead is silly. Take for example take a CNC beamsaw. It does one thing cut strai
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
Also he had a podcast https://iprocrastinate.libsyn.com/
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
Except you have no way of knowing if that will be the case ahead of time. Unless the first thing you do after enabling 2FA is to social engineer a password reset for your account? Even then that doesn't guarantee that there isn't
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
If someone can exploit your SMS, it's possible they can use that to social engineer their way into a password resets with services. (I forgot may password but I still have my phone.) So I would say a bad second factor can be strictly w
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by profsnuggles 5y ago
Well a kindle is actually $110 when it's not ad supported and boox is selling a comparable device for $185. So very similarly priced. I would suspect the boox actually has more capable hardware because it needs to run android 10. I don
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
Yea but in the US at least if OSHA, or way more likely our insurance when they doing their yearly inspection saw that they would freak out. That company looks like they are German, and from what I've heard Germany is way more strict ab
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
The gantry is enclosed, it's not possible to get close to the router unless you are doing something really... really wrong. This is the machine I was running like 20 minutes before posting that comment. https://www.youtube.c
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
Laser fencing is the worst, pressure mats are approximately 1000x better. Our machine with the laser fence is always stopping for no reason because there was some dust. I just cut 50 sheets of MDF yea there is going to be some dust. In wood
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
That is way better. Annoying that it wasn't in the first few search results for me.
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
https://sharpkeys.en.softonic.com/ looks so scammy, and I have ublock turned on... I can only imagine how it must look without that. I'm sure it's fine but why do all windows tool s always get hosted on the most s
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
This comment made me curious about school shootings in 2020 considering that many schools were closed a lot of the time. First result for my search was https://www.edweek.org/leadership/school-shootings-this-year... So
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
To be fair installing synapse is fairly easy. Media uploads and e2e should "just work". When I recently changed the VPS I was running it on I set up synapse from scratch in about 15 minutes. Of course I have set up synapse many ti
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
I am using postgresql now. That is not a silver bullet for anything though. I switched to postgresql early on (when I first started using matrix I think synapse only supported sqlite?) and I've had less disk space & memory trouble
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
Well I was running it on a 2GB VPS, I have since November switched to a 4GB VPS, no issues since then but it's still early days. I haven't benchmarked either VPS, the 2GB I had a single dedicated CPU core, some 3.5+ghz xenon. I di
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
It's probably on the front page because of the Prosody post that is on the front page. Matrix is on the front page because it's really the only open protocol that has a chance of gaining non-technical users. I run a matrix server,
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
I'm running ejabberd now, it's been fine for me. Years ago I found it much easier to get all the XEPs conversations wanted working with it. Everything I needed was built into ejabbered and not all the prosody modules I needed were
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
"How many windows does a typical i3 user have open anyway?" I have no idea I, just told you I use emacs as my window manager. Pretty sure that I don't come even close to any definition of typical. A few things though. Every w
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
You may be talking about auto-tilers like xmonad. Those are the devil (joking, sorta). My favorite tiling window managers in order of preference would probably be exwm (emacs wm) -> stumpwm -> ratpoison -> i3. These are manual tili
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
I'm using felinks https://github.com/rkd77/elinks which recently renamed itself to elinks with the permission of one of the original developers apparently. I can't live without the scripting ability of elinks
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
Yes. I've found that maintaining synapse is a nightmare. Overall I like matrix, but I have rage quit running it multiple times over the years. I have a 256mb vps. It is running inspircd, atheme, znc, bitlbee, ejabberd, mumble, biboumi,
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
That is what I am doing as well. I'm building my own kernel but not using secure boot. Kernel upgrades are just copying .config from the old kernel to the new kernel. sudo make olddefconfig && sudo make && sudo make mod
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
Same here. Every once in a while I look at the OLPC sitting in my closet and wish I had the electronics knowledge to be able to hook the screen up to a raspberry pi.
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by profsnuggles 6y ago
I don't do architectural modeling, I build furniture, but check out bricscad. https://www.bricsys.com/en-intl/ I describe it to people as if AutoCAD and Sketchup had a baby. I bought it because it was a reasonable

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