Its kind of incredible how deep funnyplaying is into GB(A) replacement parts that its beginning to actually manufacture its own gameboys outright.
The fact that this will not be remembered as part of Gate's legacy makes my blood boil.
https://i.imgur.com/BFYsmdb.pngl
It looks like they are paying it back which was my biggest concern, and billet is defining the price here. Although according to his earlier response, LMG has yet to repay it.
That fuck up is still massive, downplaying it as a "charity auction" is shitty and makes this 120~ person company look like amateur hour.
additional context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3byz3txpso
I was mislead and because how linus worded it, thought this was at least arranged prior to the whole situation and that this was not a quote or invoiced. According to billet lab this was not the case and they had yet to set a price as of that second videos recording.
If you look closely it didn't, theres lots of little holes as it got higher. The way I avoided a total failure was through the pyramid pattern, since its more geometrically stable than just straight lines.
Microsoft also implemented the Wayland specification and it did zilch for adoption or growth of wayland. Let me put it another way, Chromebooks also adopted upstart and that has not had an impact on upstart use or adoption in the broader linux ecosystem.
Its more likely they're gonna use work done for desktop linux with minimal if any contribution backwards to things we care about.
I just watched a tutorial video. Once I figured out how sketching works a lot of other tasks became easier to figure out and intuit.
I do think knowledge is disorganized, said knowledge is out of date and a lot of included legacy workbenches are offered which adds to initial confusion and the errors aren't very helpful.
I use the linktree branch though. Prior to learning freecad I also worked primarily in a codeCAD library in golang which probably helped with understanding basic operations.
If you look at the community its empty.
You could...just make a solid works community, there isn't even a reason to be jerk about freecad you're not obligated to use it.
I think my issue with Mint is the small team maintaining the cinnamon fork that clearly can't keep up with the desktop.
Otherwise mint is functionally Ubuntu. I preferred Debian for my stable stuff. I like arch currently because PKGBUILD was acomparatively easy package format to learn and modify. Rolling is nice but I've used Debian extensively as well.
Minor correction.
15 out of 15 requests were of black people. 14 of those requests were black men and 1 was a black woman.
As an extruder its fine, I will say cooling shrouds tend to be very bulky and the default cooling isn't very good.
Arcade stick! If im feeling zesty I break out a hitbox style controller.
If I need analog just a switch pro controller.
I basically use it for talking to one person fairly consistently, but I like having it as a backup when discord is down because it lets me keep contact with some of my tabletop group and also a few friends on my mastodon server.
Def a cool controller. I remember reading about it awhile ago.
My project will use a conventional pcb, I just needed to test the spacing of the buttons and get a literal reference for how big it'll be since I knew it was gonna be a bit chunky.
Attached: 1 image did you know? you can 3d print anything with that you can export as an .stl file. this is mostly for testing how thumbable the dpad and button cluster will be, also serves a guestimate for how big the eventual controller will be.
For the record, the printed part is over here: https://jade.moe/@oct2pus/110663696296464736
Attached: 1 image It worked mostly, still wobbled and it's imperfect but it DID finish. If I were to do a version two, the tips need to be rounded (I got lazy), I would zig zag the walls and I would use a less flexible TPU (just using what I got lol).
