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Zekio
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Comment #48020836
4gb isn't really a negligible amount, given the amount of desktops and laptops sold with just a 256gb ssd
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Comment #47590921
you can get around this somewhat by having less visually smooth previews when editing and higher quality when you want an stl $fn = $preview ? 32 : 256;
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Comment #47589128
using BOSL2 alleviates most issues I've run into with OpenScad for chamfers and the like, but it is an extra set of functions you need to remember sadly https://github.com/BelfrySC…
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Comment #47239972
Any linux distro that implements it, will probably lose all desktop users
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Comment #47136205
I will never understand why people don't just give OpenClaw instances their own set of credentials, that are limited, like you would a newbie employee. Or even more limiting, use p…
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Comment #47135982
Not the 1st of April yet, so makes sense the prices haven't changed yet
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Comment #47135941
I believe home assistant, is/was working on a physical products for this, but no idea if it available yet
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Comment #47103110
I will never understand the whole lets shine a light at the display, people put on top of their monitors
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Comment #47072535
pff, the whole footer is just links pointing to '#'
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Comment #47054587
you will want to improve handling bad formatting, a .env file will likely pass right through, the samples I tried with went straight through unmodified
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Comment #47051807
I sent it with a fake email with his own name, so eh
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Comment #46802703
to my knowledge all the major userscript extensions, at least allow watching for file changes so you don't have to copy it manually, so you can just refresh the page to test
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Comment #46797808
this is why a lot of people run arch and why valve based steamOS on arch instead of debian as the previous version was, you need a newer kernel and other packages to really play ga…
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Comment #46723792
doesn't zstd cap out at compression level 19?
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Comment #46615878
they need too much hand holding still imho
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Comment #46508226
seems like the least efficient way to make claude play minecraft, especially given there exists solutions that already lets llms play minecraft that are much more integrated
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Comment #46445512
Minecraft has sold like 350 million copies which is more than second and third place combined IIRC if you look at the top best selling games
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Comment #46365618
the examples don't really looks like it should be necessary depending on how you go around creating the shapes
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Comment #46363424
wouldn't the simplest solution, just be to use transparent instead of black? or in this case #0000 instead of #000
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Comment #45921691
Factorio can save without stopping the game on Linux, which it can't do on Windows, since they just fork the process and do it in the fork IIRC, which makes the saving something yo…
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Comment #45921541
technically you can easily bypass it by using two accounts and use family sharing with the extra account
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Comment #45793142
if you haven't enabled the checkbox starting explorer in a new process which isn't super easy to find, it will basically be one process running most of the windows ui, which means …
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Comment #45681477
you can do this on surprisingly many websites, where they include the price in the url they redirect you to, when going to the payment provider, and even then often it is only prot…
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Comment #45666456
well once you "need" that swap, it will be writing pages across the network due to the storage being external to the physical server, so the latency is terrible
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Comment #45653506
wouldn't it make more sense to just use the built in emoji keyboards? `win` + `.` on windows or `super` + `.` on linux or `command` + `ctrl` + `space` on macOS