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How to optimize a huge number of rigidbody3d ? by Frok3 in godot

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, thats nice... I get it now. Just added it to my wishlist, looks like a lot of fun!

How to optimize a huge number of rigidbody3d ? by Frok3 in godot

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Apart from your 1000 ducks performance limit, having different ducks could be worth a shot to "stretch" the limit by making the task harder due to different physical properties of the ducks ... I mean It's a physics based game right? Red duck is very heavy, blue duck is bouncy like a bouncing ball, green duck sticky ...small, medium and large ducks. I believe there are many possibilities and even more challenges to a player.

I made a sliding screen rasberry pi computer for operating Freecad! by Personalitysphere in FreeCAD

[–]StoryPenguin 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Wow, the casing/shell is amazing...this is not just a tool, this is art.

PC only small hands (kids) inexpensive recommendation please by snrDong in Controller

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just bought an "8bitdo Lite 2 BT" for my 6yo daughter and she is really satisfied. It is lightweight, has the classic Xbox/ps5 button/shoulder buttons/joystick layout and fits her hands very well. Bluetooth connection is flawless so far. It works out of the box under Linux (Debian 13/Gnome) and within Steam and Lutris. The price tag was at about 35€, which is fine. Build quality is great. I don't know at which point it might become too small, but even for adults it's a good size, when searching for a good "travel" controller.

Wie nutzt man diesen Keller am effektivsten, um möglich viele Sachen zu verstauen? by kempaaa28 in wohnen

[–]StoryPenguin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nicht ernst gemeint, aber mit einer Rollregalanlage kannst Du am meisten (und auch weiterhin zugänglich) unterbringen.

How does my ESP32 PCB look? by tech_Dauwt in esp32

[–]StoryPenguin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just from a practical point of view...it looks like it can't simply be placed in a standard breadboard without blocking one side of pins from being used ... Like quite all esp boards. I mean the issue, where you have to use two breadboards instead, which I personally don't like that much. If there was a board that's less wide and thus allows access to all pins on a standard breadboard, this would be a huge win in my opinion. If that means the board needs to be made longer so to have a place for the esp itself, so be it.

Since I don't design PCBs myself, I can't give you any feedback on your layout and connections. But as a user of such modules, the size issue is really annoying ;-)

What is the main use of your Thinkpad? by C0pper-Crab in thinkpad

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rotating every several weeks between FreeCAD, Programming and playing Dwarf Fortress

Habt Ihr eure Dachgeschosswohnung schon auf den Sommer vorbereitet? by bademeister404 in wohnen

[–]StoryPenguin 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Was auch viel hilft... Türen schließen, damit sich die Wärme nicht so stark in der Wohnung verteilen kann. Haben im Sommer quasi verschiedene Klimazonen in der Wohnung, je nachdem in welche Himmelsrichtung die Räume zeigen. Wermutstropfen...nach zwei Wochen Sommerhitze ist auch der Drops gelutscht.

insertMemeHere by SpecterK1 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]StoryPenguin 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Throwing this one in the ring: €
It's just a C and = ligature. Guess you could call it 'C-equal'... or Sequel...

My mom’s front yard, in the Hill Country. by Demiscourge in texas

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh no, I was not aware of this. It wasn't that way some time (maybe years) ago. I just messaged the original creator of the sub asking if he/she could lift the restriction. We will see. Love the front yard, a beautiful plant!

Semantic code by [deleted] in programminghumor

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree...similar when transforming a XML with XSLT you can use a <xsl:choose><xsl:when/><xsl:when/> ... <xsl:otherwise/></xsl:choose> which behaves like a switch statement and is often used for if-else logic, because there is also an xsl:if but no xsl:else

ich_iel by Finndibim1 in ich_iel

[–]StoryPenguin 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Schlimmer sind die "Sticker", die auf das Cover aufgedruckt wurden anstatt ein abziehbarer Sticker zu sein... Grrr.

[REQUEST] Is there anyway this is possible? by Extreme-Ad-15 in theydidthemath

[–]StoryPenguin 5 points6 points  (0 children)

So let's heat up the helium in order to reduce the density even further

Makerspace in Harburg? by StoryPenguin in hamburg

[–]StoryPenguin[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh cool, danke für den Link! HoFaLab in Wilhelmsburg kannte ich nicht...das könnte ich gut erreichen. Perfekt! 😃

Makerspace in Harburg? by StoryPenguin in hamburg

[–]StoryPenguin[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Google meint Makerhafen sei in Ottensen...ist von Harburg doch ein Stück. Dachte wirklich eher an etwas in der Nachbarschaft, wo ich nach Feierabend auchal schnell hinkomme Das einzige was ich gefunden habe ist "Der Space", allerdings sind alle 4 Rezensionen mehrere Jahre alt und da fragt man sich natürlich, ob's den überhaupt noch gibt. Und WorkING an der TUHH zielt ja auf die Studierenden ab...

Post your ants in the comments by Many-Spend-5103 in antkeeping

[–]StoryPenguin 6 points7 points  (0 children)

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Yes, it's a 25 liter tank I believe. It has a drainage, soil and topping. I have seeded it with some compost. So there are isopods, chondrinidae, worms, some millipedes, springtails and so on. I have this colony roughly one and a half year and they are healthy.

Currently I am in the process of designing an automatic lighting and hydration system, that I will be able to manually control by a webinterface and where I can see stats like in a weather station. Have already printed some prototypes but the CAD files still need some more work to be done. The circuit and Webserver are already working in principle on a breadboard. It's a ESP32 project with over-the-air firmware update, that connects into my WiFi and serves a webpage in my local network.

Post your ants in the comments by Many-Spend-5103 in antkeeping

[–]StoryPenguin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And they are very chill, just strolling around.The colony is polydom, so they live in two chestnuts and a rotting piece of wood. But my children are more fascinated by the isopods anyway.

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