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CrazyLikeGollum

@ CrazyLikeGollum @lemmy.world

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  • How Transparent is Clear Resin in actual use? (Solved!)

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  • Acetone smoothing is mainly for FDM prints made from ABS or ASA and works because those plastics are readily soluble in acetone.

    For resin prints acetone can be used as a substitute for or additive to IPA when cleaning off excess resin before curing. There's even some evidence that it works better than IPA alone for this purpose. Although, if you leave a resin print in the acetone too long it can cause some discoloration and make the part more brittle.

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  • It's just math and turtles all the way down

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  • Throw in British Columbia and Alaska while you're at it. Just take the entire west cost of North America.

    And what should be the east coast, since if the international date line didn't do that weird curve at the end of the Aleutians, Alaska would be the northernmost, westernmost, and easternmost state.

  • She's an epic actress though

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  • how about italicization?

    My child.

    -Kai Winn Adami

  • Shaka, when the walls fell.

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  • Assuming 12oz beers at 5% ABV, that you're a man at the global average weight of 180lbs, and have a healthy liver, if you paced yourself to 1 beer every 1.5 hours over the course of your 16 waking hours per day, your BAC would never exceed 0.02, you'd have 5-10 minutes between beers with a BAC of 0, and you'd drink about 12 beers in a day.

    Most people would not be noticeably intoxicated by this and probably wouldn't experience any kind of hangover. They might wind up a bit dehydrated if that's the only thing they drink. It's also definitely not advisable to do that over any extended period of time.

  • Why is open source software assumed to be secure?

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  • It's not "assumed to be secure." The source code being publicly available means you (or anyone else) can audit that code for vulnerabilities. The publicly available issue tracking and change tracking means you can look through bug reports and see if anyone else has found vulnerabilities and you can, through the change history and the bug report history, see how the devs responded to issues in the past, how they fixed it, and whether or not they take security seriously.

    Open source software is not assumed to be more secure, but it's security (or lack thereof) is much easier to verify, you don't have to take the word of the dev as to whether or not it is secure, and (especially for the more popular projects like the ones you listed) you have thousands of people with different backgrounds and varying specialties within programming, with no affiliation with and no reason to trust the project doing independent audits of the code.

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  • That's just Warp 10. You might also devolve into a salamander thing and have weird babies with your CO.

  • Bird

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  • I read "shoves it into the faces..." as "shaves it into the faces..." and the horror of the scenario was amplified as I imagined a crazed, naked, Greek witling a duck into some kind of fleshy Mount Rushmore.

  • Pop quiz

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  • Enterprise? does that count?

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  • I wanted to propose that WH40K make a new Chaos God of Capitalism...and then I thought about for 5 seconds and realized they did. The Emperor. The Emperor is a god of capitalism. Which is an interesting (to me) perspective on the franchise. So, thanks for that random completely unrelated Lemmy comment.

  • We all know grammar Nazis. What incorrect grammar are you completely in defence of?

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  • I think outside of highly formalized writing (usually found exclusively in academia) grammar only matters to the extent that it doesn't interfere with the voice of the author.

    It matters because it makes things easier to read. A wall of text with no punctuation or capitalization is difficult to parse, both for the reader and for the writer if they need to go back and make changes.

    On the other hand, punctuation can be used incorrectly to convey things that might be part of how the author speaks. Examples being: using ellipsis to indicate trailing off at the end of a sentence, perhaps because you're still trying to find words to finish the thought, or using parentheses to indicate a slight tangent or clarifying statement, or failing to use a period at the end of a text message to indicate a softer tone and an openness to a response.

    Capitalization and misspellings can be used similarly. Such as intentionally misspelling a word to indicate that it should be pronounced differently than usual, or capitalizing all or part of a word to add emphasis.

    TLDR: Proper grammar matters for clearly conveying information, but intentionally breaking grammatical rules is a good way to add your voice, personality, and tone into your writing. And that is more important than being technically correct.

  • What kind of climate do you prefer?

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  • Cold. 65F (19C) should be a once in an absolutely never heatwave. Average annual temperatures should be closer to 0F than 0C. Fuck the heat, fuck the Summer, and fuck that stupid ball of plasma it rode in on.

    Bring back snowball earth.

  • These are the thoughts that form grey hairs

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  • Wil Wheaton is now 5 years older than Patrick Stewart was at the start of TNG.

  • THE GAY AGENDA STRIKES AGAIN

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  • Then check for spandex.

  • Tape drive backups

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  • If they're considering optical media, typical BD-R, while viable, may not be be the best choice. BD-R M-Discs would probably be a better choice for backups. Especially if they're planning on needing access to the data over a period of decades, which would be potentially useful for familiy photos/videos and critical documents.

    They are more expensive, as is the drive needed for them, but not by enough to be out of reach or even unreasonable given the additional durability of the discs.

  • Robot performs first realistic surgery without human help: System trained on videos of surgeries performs like an expert surgeon

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  • The article mentions that previously they used pig cadavers with dyes and specially marked tissues to guide the robot. While it doesn't specify exactly what the "lifelike patient" is, to me the article reads like they're still using a pig cadaver just without those aids.

  • What music do you like to listen to while driving?

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  • I usually just put my entire library from my Plex server on shuffle and listen to whatever comes up. Which is usually a lot of nu-metal, alt-rock, folk music, j-pop, rap, and j-rock.

    Sometimes though I'll have something specific I want to listen to, recently that's been a lot of Colm R. McGuinness (over on YouTube) specifically his WH40K songs, but also all of his other stuff. He makes some great music and I'd recommend checking him out.

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  • Not currently medicated for ADHD (though I am diagnosed), but I take modafinil for a shift-work related sleep disorder. It also helps with the ADHD. On the days when I take it, I find myself able to focus and get things done.

    During high school and my early twenties i was on Adderall XR and IR. That was much more effective and the only reason I'm not still doing that is because my job has travel requirement to countries where those medications and similar are illegal.

    It's one reason among a few that I'm currently looking for a new job.

  • What was sexual education like for you?

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  • "Abstinence is ideal, but you're teenagers so we all know you're going at it like rabbits so wear a condom. Now here's a slideshow of late stage STDs to show you what happens if you don't."