wizardwes

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by wizardwes 2y ago
Would be cute, kinda like MySpace, but I think would detract from the experience if there are people in your area, unless it was always the first one to show up, and only ever when you first open the app
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Installed to give it a look, but, sadly, as expected, nobody in my area, and concerts are basically non-existent.
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Agreed, and then I thought about using it with OpenSCAD to do insets on some dice boxes as well
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Interesting, but I wonder how feasible this actually is. The closest thing I can think of is the ability to selective defederate in things like Mastodon or Lemmy, where the host of your instance can do broad sweeps of moderation by essentia
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Also, the open source versions are usually MineTest based, which is less a game, and more an engine that you add mods to to make your minecraft. That's another added layer of complexity to deter beginners, even if more advanced players
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by wizardwes 2y ago
In my experience, the cost has significantly dropped, it's just that back then they were even more absurdly ridiculous
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Pretty bad prompt to take action then, you know, the thing that makes it harder and less likely for you to take action?
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Really cool! Sadly, it seems that internal consistency is a bit... weak, but quite a fun concept overall!
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by wizardwes 2y ago
People have been running Dolphin on Nvidia Shields since the first one came out in 2015
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by wizardwes 2y ago
That's not a requirement to be an organ donor though. Unless you have religious beliefs about the sanctity of an intact corpse, then the only potential harm is wasted resources checking if your organs are viable.
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Same here. Let me know if you find a good solution
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by wizardwes 2y ago
Past few times I've set up a computer, I've been using Clementine. It's decent, does the job pretty well, and you can add web radio streams as well
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by wizardwes 2y ago
In the 3D printer market it has been pretty common to be moving micro SD cards around for that. A few printers use USB A, and there are mods to swap to full size SD cards/internet connectivity for getting your files to your printer, bu
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by wizardwes 2y ago
To me, that reads largely as an organizational difference, and one of the few areas that does largely differ. In live theater, everything occurs in order, and especially in more contained plays, props stay where they're left between u
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by wizardwes 2y ago
I'd say that most of those things you list film directors needing to worry about are just as important to stage directors, but also, film directors have crew and other experts to fill a lot of those gaps. Directors aren't writing
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by wizardwes 3y ago
Well, yes and no. Theoretically, I could create my own sovereign nation on whatever land I want. But if nobody recognizes that sovereignty and applies their laws to that land instead of mine, am I really sovereignty? These reservations exis
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by wizardwes 3y ago
It's more location in the good chain than size, and volume of food eaten vs body volume
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by wizardwes 3y ago
What is the vertical limit of the park? If I build a ramp and jump off it in a vehicle, at what point in its arc is the vehicle "in the park?"
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by wizardwes 3y ago
I'm not sure anymore, but I remember back when I was in middle school, Radio Hyrule was entirely music selected by listeners in a queue, moving random only when it was empty. I believe there were queue limits on users though
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by wizardwes 3y ago
Could be a variety of reasons. Maybe they point to geographic north instead of magnetic north, or it could be just simple measurement error when the city was constructed, or a natural feature of the terrain, similar to the Manhattan and Det
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by wizardwes 3y ago
Not directly. Valetudo exists though, it's a custom firmware you can flash to a lot of different models that is privacy focused.
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by wizardwes 3y ago
Also, a kilo of diesel can emit that energy once . A kilo of battery can emit that energy hundreds or even thousands of times
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by wizardwes 3y ago
No, actually, it's Fantasia Archive
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by wizardwes 3y ago
https://www.dnaz.org/why-doctors-will-not-let-you-die-if-you...
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by wizardwes 3y ago
There's a discord for worldbuilding software that's like this, though, due to the main dev's health issues and the original architecture being relatively weak, such changes have been very delayed, buy it is picking up again n
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by wizardwes 3y ago
Another detail I think others might have missed, heat pumps need to defrost sometimes, during which time you effectively can't provide heat. In other words, you need to trust the house to be a good enough thermal battery so that you ar
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by wizardwes 3y ago
You don't have to work full time. Your spouse makes 85% of what you need? Cool, you can work 15% of the amount of time you otherwise would. And for the person getting the training, that still doesn't affect their cost of living. T
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by wizardwes 3y ago
"All X are Y, and their denial proves it" seems a very poor argument to me. By its very nature you can't really disprove it.
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by wizardwes 3y ago
Fair enough. I'll add the bit that they're fine if you don't need the ink to be anything more than short term. Excited to hear how the experiment goes!
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by wizardwes 3y ago
I'm personally a Noodler's X-feather fan, but that's mostly because I usually found myself writing on bad paper back in my school days when I got it, and you just get so much of it too

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