rikudou
@rikudou@lemmings.world
- Comment on Work from home 22 hours ago:
It’s sad that this is considered malicious at all. Seriously, either working from home is a risk for your company or it isn’t, there’s nothing in between.
- Comment on Configurable OpenSCAD calendar 5 days ago:
Heh, indeed I wrote a proper code to calculate the day, it’s called Zeller’s congruence and feels like magic.
- Submitted 5 days ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 2 comments
- Comment on [Work In Progress] Parametric OpenSCAD calendar 6 days ago:
What algorithm did you use?
- Comment on [Work In Progress] Parametric OpenSCAD calendar 1 week ago:
Thank you!
- Comment on [Work In Progress] Parametric OpenSCAD calendar 1 week ago:
Just a calendar to hang on the fridge. To be fair, my main reason for doing it was to see if it’s possible. Do you have any other use cases in mind?
- Comment on [Work In Progress] Parametric OpenSCAD calendar 1 week ago:
It doesn’t currently, don’t know if it’s possible like that. But you can input your own holidays, which is what I did for the screenshots.
- Submitted 1 week ago to 3dprinting@lemmy.world | 10 comments
- Submitted 2 weeks ago to gaming@lemmy.zip | 0 comments
- Comment on Simple GOG client for Linux Minigalaxy version 1.3 is out now 2 weeks ago:
Isn’t that what Heroic does? Or does this do something else (or better)?
- Comment on 38% of webpages that existed in 2013 are no longer accessible a decade later 5 weeks ago:
But a decade from now, there will be AI trained on data that will no longer exist. And many websites that GPT trained on probably don’t exist anymore.
- Comment on If one conjoined twin commits a murder without the consent of their twin, will both have to go to prison or nobody? 1 month ago:
Thanks for explaining a joke that has been running around forever.
- Comment on The Mac vs. PC war is back on? 1 month ago:
Well, I was comparing to my experience with both Windows and MacOS or whatever is the thing called.
Windows PC gets slow and laggy after around half a year, it goes slowly so you don’t notice at first, but around half a year later it’s shitty. No matter the hardware. Sure, your $2k laptop won’t be as slow as a random $300 laptop, but th* e ratio of new/half-a-year-later is more or less the same.
With Macs I have limited experience, but my partner’s Mac was shitting itself all the time, weird issues with login screen being stuck and needing hard reboot, the thing generally being laggy when you try to do more than two things (neither of which necessarily needs to be a demanding task), Finder is pretty much an abomination that no one really knows how to use well and so on.
Sure, Linux is fucked up all the time as well, but my point is it’s not worse than the other two systems, both are broken all the time as well. And the argument that you need terminal to work - have you actually fixed any problem on Windows? Unless a reboot of the system or of some service solves the problem, within 10 minutes you’re either running PowerShell or you’re deep in the registry.
Well, at least Windows seems to be a problem that’s solving itself (albeit very slowly) with how shitty it’s become.
- Comment on The Mac vs. PC war is back on? 1 month ago:
Gaming is no longer a reason, really. 99% of the time it works out of the box.
- Comment on The Mac vs. PC war is back on? 1 month ago:
Isn’t it? I think it’s quite there, unless you get unlucky with hardware.
- Comment on UK petition of "Require videogame publishers to keep games they have sold in a working state" just got thrown back to the Government 1 month ago:
Turn back time and don’t leave the union that actually does pro-consumer things?
- Comment on I Don’t Want To Spend My One Wild And Precious Life Dealing With Google’s AI Search - Aftermath 1 month ago:
I’ve been there, now it’s been over two years where I’m pretty much Gmail free. It’s hard but it’s worth it.
- Comment on Poland to scrutinize digital game platforms like Steam and PSN on suspicion of anti-competitive practices 1 month ago:
What are those? I’m in EU, never heard of those.
- Comment on Poland to scrutinize digital game platforms like Steam and PSN on suspicion of anti-competitive practices 1 month ago:
Nice! I’ve been saying for a while that the Steam monopoly needs some regulation. Hopefully the rest of the EU catches up as well.
- Comment on Why Are Rap*** & Ped** Protected In Jail? 1 month ago:
Because next time someone might decided that whatever you did wrong is worthy of being served some mob justice. You might not like it, but everyone being treated the same is the basic principle thanks to which our society can work at all. Once you remove it, shit goes wild.
Remember, once you pass something like mob justice for rapists into law, it’s not long until someone who really hates something you like is gonna abuse it.
- Comment on TikTok sues the US government over ban 1 month ago:
And not as a Hong-Konger, if you don’t want your family on a blacklist.
- Comment on China’s booming EV companies eye U.S. competitors they see as ‘not ready’ 1 month ago:
Not from the US, but Europe is basically worse than the US when it comes to EVs and I’d still never consider a Chinese car. They are not really known for following safety standards. Or any standards for that matter.
- Comment on Law of Attraction is just a modern-day religion 1 month ago:
Sorry for my rant, I thought this was about physics, not some pseudo bullshit, I haven’t heard about that thing ever before.
- Comment on Law of Attraction is just a modern-day religion 1 month ago:
Well, that’s bullcrap. Science is about finding the truth, religion is about shifting the blame to someone else (and about controlling masses, depends on which side you view this from).
Sure, some people believe in string theory. But the moment it’s proven wrong, they’re gonna stop. Another important difference is that no one thinks it has any meaningful impact on you as a moral human being, while religiots base all their morality on what their fake god has told various goat herders and child rapists in centuries and millennia ago.
- Comment on Why are Australia's unemployment payments so inadequate? Experts say they have been deteriorating for decades 1 month ago:
That’s the case, they removed one level of nesting from the html. Anyway, it doesn’t look for
Article_Body
class, but any class that starts withArticle_Body
. They’re using randomized class names with the prefix being constant, that’s why I have to do it that way. I’ve updated it to this horrible looking selector:div[class*=“Article_body”] > div > p, div[class*=“Article_body”] > div > ul:not([class*=“ShareUtility”]) > li
. - Comment on Why are Australia's unemployment payments so inadequate? Experts say they have been deteriorating for decades 1 month ago:
Thanks for the report! It’s fixed now.
- Comment on That time when Microsoft bought and killed Nokia phone unit 1 month ago:
Can’t you use VPN? The Android layer works very well, though the lack of fingerprint sensor support gets tiring.
- Comment on That time when Microsoft bought and killed Nokia phone unit 1 month ago:
Try SailfishOS, it’s the spiritual successor to MeeGo! And it’s usable as a daily driver.
- Comment on That time when Microsoft bought and killed Nokia phone unit 1 month ago:
MeeGo was quite good! And the latest Symbian wasn’t that bad either at the time, though I’ve heard the source code was all hacky (hence the creation of MeeGo).
- Comment on Imagine denying other living and breathing lifeforms agency to thrive amd change lol lol lol 1 month ago:
Well, at least in my country, only what’s above the ground.