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PrivateButts

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About PrivateButts

I make dumb things

https://privatebutts.dev

Recent public activity

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    Comment #46896477

    It'll probably work like the steam deck in desktop mode when steam isn't running- a basic default profile takes over. To change anything on that profile or to have any advanced fea…

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    Comment #46890707

    ROCm is their CUDA-like and imo it's been a buggy mess, and I'm talking bugs that make your entire system lock up until you hard reboot. Same with their media encoders. Vulkan comp…

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    Comment #45598095

    To each their own. If anything I tend to go farther, like using different tints for async vs sync functions in python and gdscript. What'd be nice would be easier customization of …

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    Comment #45194423

    Welcome back Droid X

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    Comment #45178199

    On top of removing ads and giving you a couple extra minor features, it also has a way better rev split with creators (last I heard). Half of the sub gets divvied up to the people …

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    Comment #44990120

    I made this argument in a paper I wrote for a college economics class. I had first hand experience with it because I had recently done the math and figured that I would have to sto…

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    Comment #44266034

    When I went back to college to finish my degree, some of my classes used online textbooks from a couple different systems. Most had a simple link to a glossary for key terms, but s…

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    Comment #42997795

    In my area when National Grid abandoned our local power station they sabotaged it before ditching it on the city. Now we got an abandoned hulk that's an environmental and economic …

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    Comment #42766796

    Mk4 or Mk4s would be the current one, or wait for the new core one

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    Comment #42598402

    It can help a bit but it's not a magic bullet. You're usually not using that much plastic in infill to do a full purge, and the current implementation doesn't add more infill if th…

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    Comment #41825700

    We recently started enforcing a policy of scanning external media before letting it be usable by the system and the time it takes for MBAM to scan a flash drive takes so long it's …

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    Comment #41529088

    There's a large creek that feeds into lake Erie nearby that we used to hike and swim for several miles until we got to the lake. It was an all day affair, but it was a great time. …

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    Comment #41518590

    I just want my little sedans back, please Chevy, make an all electric Volt just for me.

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    Comment #41518573

    For me, I run to wikis most often to get numbers. It's frustrating how far some games go to hide exactly how much faster an upgrade will make you, or what the fuck a status effect …

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    Comment #41236392

    Almost always at our company it's because of a push by a higher up who won't be the one staying late when it all blows up. It's bad management at it's finest. Also, Monday releases…

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    Comment #41199288

    Having a series of data extraction/alteration tasks that regex made really easy. Regexr.com is a great playground for figuring it out, but having to use it in a practical way in my…

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    Comment #41098324

    We actually had a theater open up here recently in our village. It's been pretty successful, against all odds. I think they're a year into it and still the first couple nights of n…

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    Comment #41064676

    I didn't have student loans (went to a cheap college and was fortunate enough to have parents that could foot the bill) and had not needed to borrow money from a bank until I had f…

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    Comment #40987462

    I would love to give Gitlab money, we live out of it at work, but charging a per user cost for self hosted instances is insane. I have budget to spend, but I can't justify $30 per …

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    Comment #40952236

    I've only bought one monitor in my life, the others have been salvaged laptop panels or plucked from recycling. Even designed a VESA mount frame printable on common-scale printers …

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    Comment #40928627

    It's my favorite crutch for badly made vendor software I have no control over.

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    Comment #40908144

    pdm is my go to as well. I've decided to really jump on the pyproject.toml train and pdm plays very well with it. .venv by default is pretty nice as well. Anything, and I mean anyt…

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    Comment #40906136

    Didn't spot it in the article but shooting a gun into the air can get you reckless endangerment in NY, if they don't find you guilty of something worse. Something that I think woul…

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    Comment #40893719

    Probs less of a don't use dart motivation and more of a "here's another option if you're a python dev". Especially since nobody seems in love with the current state of desktop UI f…

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    Comment #40878543

    Hopefully this will make prusament way cheaper. I've since switched to SUNLU filament for my staple materials but I always try to grab a roll or two of prusament when I need parts …