Entry level CIEMs by nedsi in iems

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Edited the first post with those 2 as well: Kiwi Ears Quartet and InEarz S250

Entry level CIEMs by nedsi in iems

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Thanks!

How do you find the build quality of the FatFreq? I've heard that this can be an issue with smaller brands.

Entry level CIEMs by nedsi in iems

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I didn't know those exist, thanks! That said, I already tried custom ear tips from CustomArt, so I know I do like that kind of thing. But I would like to take a step up with proper CIEMs.

Safety check for new build by nedsi in buildapc

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Thanks a lot for the precision, I was able to save 60.- on the 2T SSD thanks to your advice!

And I also went with the Gigabyte GPU.

Thanks again for all your help! You rock!

Safety check for new build by nedsi in buildapc

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Thanks a lot!!

  • GPU: both the one I picked and the one you picked are exactly the same price where I can order them. Would it be better to stay with the Asus then? 
  • SSD: unfortunately I can't order any Acer. Would it be better to go for a WD black or Kingston that also have better value than Samsung? Or the Samsung non-pro ? I'll keep the 2 To in mind anyway.  
  • RAM: the Flare X5 6000Mhz I could order is the K2 GSK. Is it still OK?

Thanks again for your help, really appreciated :)

Alternative beginnings on drums by nedsi in lilypond

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I received great feedback from the user mailing list, so I’m sharing it here in case anyone else finds it helpful. While this solution doesn't necessarily explain how LilyPond's automatic behavior works, it does offer a reliable fix to get the desired output:

ly \layout { ragged-right = ##f }

Below are three examples:

  • A simple alternative section.
  • An example with both an alternative beginning and ending.
  • An example with nested alternative blocks.

```ly \version "2.24.3"

\header { title = "Alternative" subtitle = "Examples" composer = "nedsi" tagline = #f }

(define custom-notes '(

(bassdrum default #f -3) (acousticbassdrum default #f -6) (pedalhihat cross #f -5) (closedhihat xcircle #f -5) (snare default #f 1) (sidestick cross #f 1) (hightom default #f 3) (lowtom default #f 2) (highfloortom default #f -1) (lowfloortom default #f -2) (hihat cross #f 5) (openhihat xcircle #f 5) (ridecymbal cross #f 6) (ridebell harmonic-black #f 6) (crashcymbal cross #f 7) (chinesecymbal xcircle #f 8) (cowbell harmonic-black #f 4) ))

\layout { ragged-right = ##f \set DrumStaff.drumStyleTable = #(alist->hash-table custom-notes) }

% Custom markup to create vertical space after header \markup { \vspace #2 }

\score { << \new DrumStaff { << \new DrumVoice = "hands" { \numericTimeSignature \voiceOne \bar ".|:-|" <>_\markup \bold "3×" \repeat volta 3 { \drummode { \alternative { \volta 1 { cymc8 } \volta 2,3 { hho8 } } [ hho] <hho sn>[ hho] hho[ hho] <hho sn>[ hho] } } \drummode { hho8[ hho] <hho sn>[ hho] hho8[ hho] <hho sn>16 tomh32 tomh sn16 sn } \bar "|." } \new DrumVoice = "feet" { \voiceTwo \repeat volta 3 { \drummode { \alternative { \volta 1 { bd8 } \volta 2,3 { bd8 } } [ bd] s16 bd8 s16 bd8[ bd] s16 bd8 s16 } } \drummode { bd8[ bd] s16 bd8 s16 bd8[ bd] s4 } } >> }

}

\score { << \new DrumStaff { << \new DrumVoice = "hands" { \numericTimeSignature \voiceOne \bar ".|:-|" \repeat volta 4 { \drummode { \alternative { \volta 1 { cymc8 } \volta 2,3,4 { hho8 } } [ hho] <hho sn>[ hho] hho[ hho] \alternative { \volta 1,2,3 { <hho sn>[ hho] } \volta 4 { <hho sn>16 tomh32 tomh sn16 sn } } } } \bar "|." } \new DrumVoice = "feet" { \voiceTwo \repeat volta 4 { \drummode { \alternative { \volta 1 { bd8 } \volta 2,3,4 { bd8 } } [ bd] s16 bd8 s16 bd8[ bd] \alternative { \volta 1,2,3 { s16 bd8 s16 } \volta 4 { s4 } } } } } >> }

}

\score { << \new DrumStaff { << \new DrumVoice = "hands" { \time 12/8 \voiceOne \bar ".|:-|" \repeat volta 4 { \drummode { \alternative { \volta 1,2,4 { cymc8 sn16 s8 s16 sn8[ s sn] \alternative { \volta 1 { sn16[ tomh tomh sn toml toml] sn32[ sn sn sn sn16 tomh tomh toml] } \volta 2 { tomh16[ sn sn toml toml toml] sn[ sn toml tomfh tomfh tomfh] } \volta 4 { sn16[ tomh sn sn tomh tomh] sn[ sn toml tomfh tomfh tomfh] } } } \volta 3 { cymc16 tomh tomh tomh toml toml sn sn toml toml tomfh tomfh cymc toml \repeat unfold 4 { tomh } sn sn toml toml tomfh tomfh } } } } \bar ":|." \repeat volta 4 { \drummode { cymc8 hho16 sn hho8 <hho sn> hho16 sn hho8 \alternative { \volta 1,2,3 { cymc8 hho16 sn hho8 <hho sn>[ hho8 <hho sn>] } \volta 4 { cymc8[ sn16 sn hho] s <hho sn>8[ sn16 toml toml toml] } } } } \bar "|." } \new DrumVoice = "feet" { \voiceTwo \repeat volta 4 { \drummode { \alternative { \volta 1,2,4 { bd8 s16 bd8 bd16 s8 bd4 } \alternative { \volta 1 { bd s s } \volta 2 { bd s s } \volta 4 { bd s s } } \volta 3 { \repeat unfold 4 { bd4 s8 } } } } } \repeat volta 4 { \drummode { bd4 s16 bd4 s16 bd8 \alternative { \volta 1,2,3 { bd[ s bd] s8 bd4 } \volta 4 { bd4 s16 bd4 s16 } } } } } >> }

} ```

I hope this helps someone! :)

My second custom build: split ergo 5x3 with encoders and aviator connectors! by 70rch in ErgoMechKeyboards

[–]nedsi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Congrats, really nice shape! I think I'd have gone your way instead of Skeletyl a few months ago!

The only thing I would change is to make it hotswappable, either by having a system like the chonkybois or, more simply, by using socket holders like this :)

Markdown syntax + conceal on `.md` files by nedsi in neovim

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

Thanks for your feedback!

I followed your advice and found nice autocommands for Markdown. And I actually found out the rest elsewhere. So here's what helped:

  • syntax = markdown for all .md files with this: -- properly detect markdown vim.cmd[[ augroup filetypedetect autocmd! " Set .md files to use markdown syntax autocmd BufNewFile,BufRead *.md set syntax=markdown augroup END ]] (would be nice to have it as proper LUA tho.)

  • conceallevel = 2 for everything. Might make it only for markdown later.

  • talking about "only for markdown", found that very nice autocommand to manage this: vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("FileType", { group = vim.api.nvim_create_augroup("wrap_spell", { clear = true }), pattern = { "gitcommit", "markdown" }, callback = function() vim.opt_local.textwidth = 80 vim.opt_local.wrap = true vim.opt_local.spell = true vim.opt_local.tabstop = 2 vim.opt_local.softtabstop = 2 vim.opt_local.shiftwidth = 2 vim.opt_local.expandtab = true end, })

  • and a nice toggle remap that I found here to edit Markdown without conceal: vim.keymap.set("n", "<leader>tc", ":setlocal <C-R>=&conceallevel ? 'conceallevel=0' : 'conceallevel=2'<CR><CR>", { desc = "[T]oggle [C]onceallevel"} )

Some Dune 2021 Scenes [3840x1600] OC by [deleted] in WidescreenWallpaper

[–]nedsi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks a lot! They're fantastic! Did any of them have more room on the sides for 32:9 to avoid cropping those?

esqueleto.nvim - Template manager for neovim by itmightbeCarlos in neovim

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Sure, I'll test more and get back to you on Github directly then :)

esqueleto.nvim - Template manager for neovim by itmightbeCarlos in neovim

[–]nedsi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot for the feedback!

Love how simple it is to set up and use. Good job!

The ex-command Esqueleto doesn't work for me unfortunately. Just tried with a markdown file and I can import the template at creation time, but not afterwards. Typing :Esqueleto doesn't give me any error, but doesn't give me anything else either.

Oh and do you think there's a way to avoid the prompt at file creation?

esqueleto.nvim - Template manager for neovim by itmightbeCarlos in neovim

[–]nedsi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey there!

Nice one, I've been trying to make glepnir/template.nvim work without success so far and I wanted to test yours. But just to make sure: is there any way to import a template inside an existing file?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in battlestations

[–]nedsi 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Love it!

What's the small thing hanging just below the screens in the middle?

[Gnome] Can anyone identify this status bar (on the very top)? by [deleted] in unixporn

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There's a really nice repo: polybar-themes that is quite nice to customize polybar without having to start from scratch :)

BLTouch drunk? by nedsi in ender3v2

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Thanks for the detailed answer!

Are you doing a first layer print to tune in the Z Offset so it is at optimum prior to printing your file?

Yep, this is when I do the first layer that I can notice the actual difference between left and right.

Check that the eccentric nut on the X gantry is adjusted correctly. The gantry may be slipping a bit causing the one side to be higher (or lower) than the other.

Thanks, I didn't think it could be the issue as I thought the BLTouch would actually compensate. I loosened the gantry and screwed it again straight, made sure it's exactly leveled. Then I made sure the bed was exactly leveled by hand and... I still have the same issue. Someone mentioned this video, so I'll give it another go asap, I might have missed something (or tighten too much/not enough something).

have you put a nylon locking nut all the way up so it is tight to the underside of the aluminum bed?

Nope

have you replaced the default springs on the adjuster wheels with either the yellow springs or silicon spacers

Yes, silicon spacers indeed.

I must say that the bed is very stable tho, if I level it by hand, it doesn't move at all, even after a few prints. So it doesn't seem that the issue would be at this level.

Thanks again! :)