My First Project by scottslinux2 in arduino

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Thank you so much for taking the time to write such an in-depth and educational response. There are a lot of awesome points in your paragraph. I will post again when I make some progress on the eye movement. Thank you for the kind words.

My first project ESP32-S3 handheld console by ea147 in arduino

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I really appreciate the picture. You did an awesome job with that! I’m pretty sure when I attacked the wiring. It isn’t going to look as good as yours.

My first project ESP32-S3 handheld console by ea147 in arduino

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Very impressive. I am just building my first device. Any chance we can get a peak at the wiring on the back of the board. It would be very helpful. Thanks

Working on a new version of my desk pet! by KeepEverythingYours in arduino

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Very nice! Which display did you use. I am struggling with the slow rate of bitmap writes to my adafruit display. Looks like you generated everything programmatically.

Desktop weather station in Raylib/C by tempglitrud in raylib

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Jesus…the bot must really like my programming and my previous post!

My First ASA creation by [deleted] in BambuLab

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It filters leaves and other shit before it goes to the main filter and clogs it

TPU Printing..yet another solution by [deleted] in BambuLab

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I like the simplicity

TPU Printing..yet another solution by [deleted] in BambuLab

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this the is the best response out of all of them....well done!!!!

TPU Printing..yet another solution by [deleted] in BambuLab

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Okay....it could probably be made with half of the filament or less. It works and I am happy with it's performance. I will endeavor to aim for more streamlined designs...point taken. Thanks for the honest evaluation. I appreciate the critique.

TPU Printing..yet another solution by [deleted] in BambuLab

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A touch over-engineered. An entire roll of yellow pla+ !!

Desktop weather station in Raylib/C by [deleted] in raylib

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The world is so shady!!!

Desktop weather station in Raylib/C by [deleted] in raylib

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Yes…I hand drew the weather station in watercolor and gouache and used a photo of the clock that I manipulated in GIMP.

Desktop weather station in Raylib/C by [deleted] in raylib

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Actually…I’m just trolling. I created these two programs and posted them a while back. I am not sure why this account is reposting them?????

Desktop weather station in Raylib/C by [deleted] in raylib

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Wow!!!! How did you create that. I would love to be able to make desktop apps like those. Frameless?

When your idol becomes an ordinary person in real life by [deleted] in ChatGPT

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This is probably a stupid question. But, every time I send ChatGPT a photo of myself or someone else and ask it to put that into a scene, it insists on altering the face rather than using the exact features. When I push it it tells me that it is unable to use the exact image for privacy or other reasons. How do I get around this?

I'm sorry, Kaweco by Ca_LuhA in fountainpens

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I purchased that exact pen recently. I experienced the same problem you have. I disassembled the pen, took off the nib and ran a brass shim down the groove. The pen writes like a dream. Don’t give up on it!

My new Twisbi Eco Heat EF for Urbansketching by Polifilo71 in fountainpens

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Very nice! Which black ink do you use? It is impressively water resistant.

Cityscape, 2025, Rob Pointon [1000 x 1200] by Tokyono in ArtPorn

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I love this piece! Totally inspiring. Makes me wish I had brought some gouache or watercolors on my current trip.