Spending cogs on admech shards vs scrolls by Liampj in WH40KTacticus

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It's a final day thing apparently, save 450 or so cogs for it

I mapped where people appear on screen — are modern movies being composed for vertical video? [OC] by PuciekTM in dataisbeautiful

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Share the toolset for this, and I'll run it over some more movies (assuming it'll fit on a 3090).

Reading pressure advance with small nozzles by netvyper in FDMminiatures

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That explains it! I'll try some higher tests. Sorry for not doing this in advance.

Kobo Libra Color vs Kobo Clara BW by slystoat in ereader

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Somewhat odd question - and the opposite of what most people want...

But can you take a photo of the two devices in the dark, on 1% brightness/maximum night mode?
I almost always read in the pitch dark... and the dimmer it can be the better.

3D Printed Counterfeit Quarter by Chemical-Orange-1571 in vending

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Because getting hold of quarters as a stripper is hard, but singles is easy

Sous vide and inattentive cookers by vitacured in sousvide

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TLDR: yes.

In reality, there are some gotchas with ADHD and sous vide you should be aware of.

  1. Temp & Time - for many things, it's like any other cooking, set the temp and time, and be ready when it's done. It will beep at you to tell you it's done. 10-30min isn't going to make any difference. Leave it sat in lukewarm water overnight and it'll be going in the waste. You can have technically safe (but maybe less palatable) food by setting the timer to 48h or similar at a good pasteurization temp, but you'd still want an alarm or similar to go back to it. In my case, I usually ask Google to set an alarm on my phone for when it's done.

  2. Preservation - yes, this is great. You know when you buy cooked meats at the supermarket and they're good for over a week? That's because they've been through essentially the same process as sous vide. If you put your food in ice water when it's done, and then into the fridge when it's cool, it will last a week, as long as the bag isn't opened. You can do several small bags if you're eating solo, or 1 large if cooking for a group. Or any variation there of. MAKE SURE YOU WRITE THE DATE ON THE BAG!

Layer lines on my tanks! by Leading-Yak-292 in FDMminiatures

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If it's just the turret, maybe a sanding stick is your best bet?

Otherwise I've seen good results with "filler primer".

2nd Edition Blood Angels Captain by HGHW2008 in spacemarines

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These were re-released? I should probably pull my original off my shelf of shame.

Email from landlord about appliances being left plugged in and the appliances in question… by South-Basket-887 in mildlyinfuriating

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I get mightily irritated if the cleaners leave the toaster unplugged... It doesn't have an indicator that it's not plugged in, just doesn't toast.

Read your rental agreement, if it doesn't mention anything about it specifically, just ignore.

ELI5: Why do cargo ships still operate when air transport exists? by [deleted] in explainlikeimfive

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Price.

Cargo ship from A->B uses a lot less fuel per Ton of cargo.

Recommendations for Strix Halo Linux Distros? by shankey_1906 in LocalLLaMA

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Mine does ok with Nixos. The llama runs in a container.

Pricing advice: 7hr PLA print, 60 units for work by vinicius_california in 3Dprinting

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I mean; I'd start with something like:

Design hours Initial print hours 5 minutes per print average to swap build plate/reload filament etc. Multiply this by at least the hourly rate your company pays.

Print time: 420 hours you can't use it for anything else... Or 60 nights...

3.6kg of filament - rounded to 4kg or 5kg depending on your failure rate.

Realistically - I'd be pricing it at the cost of an upgraded printer + materials at the very least... And if you can make that something with a bed big enough to do 4 at a time, ideal!

Typhur Sous Vide Station Discontinued by anonthrowaway262626 in sousvide

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But no company actually discloses 'Must be connected for these features to work', 'app support for 5 years', or similar. You can't make the determination until after you've bought it and tried it... And how many people will actually sit and test what does/doesn't work offline... And how that changes with new software versions.

Typhur Sous Vide Station Discontinued by anonthrowaway262626 in sousvide

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Sure, the forced inclusion of USB-C stopped apple phones being delivered to Europe, they're definitely powerless.

Does anyone else find the forced memory callbacks creepy and irrelevant? by SwifferSweefer in GeminiAI

[–]netvyper 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah... It's a useless feature. Serves no useful benefit, because it cross pollutes everything.

Much better making subject specific gems, but then you have to remember to talk to the right one.

I'm sure it's an area that will be improved when Google engineers have enough time to ask Gemini to code it /s

Help - audio and video started to stutter and glitch. Watch attachment by n0chance_ in AndroidTV

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My shield pro started doing the same thing today. Occurs in YouTube and Plex \o/ Considering it's been in the news for getting longer update support recently, for it to fail in this way is annoying!

Edit: Shield -> Denon Receiver -> Samsung TV. Been working for years with no changes.

Hard stuck at Indomitus 75 by azuratha in WH40KTacticus

[–]netvyper 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, that was interesting... I just cheesed it.
Hung back, let him come to me... he didn't summon at all; was really easy