MrTolkinghoen
@MrTolkinghoen@lemmy.zip
- Comment on Trump’s counterrorism chief, whose own wife was killed by ISIS, quits over Iran War saying Tehran posed ‘no imminent threat’ to US 6 days ago:
I’m anti religion
- Comment on Trump’s counterrorism chief, whose own wife was killed by ISIS, quits over Iran War saying Tehran posed ‘no imminent threat’ to US 1 week ago:
To Zion, antisemitism is just their catch phrase when in fact they mean you can’t be anti Zionist. Oh you don’t like it when we genocide an entire people and kill millions. You must be antisemitic!!! I guess we need to kill you too
- Comment on RIP Discord: Self-Hosted Discord Alternatives Tested (TeamSpeak, Stoat, Fluxer, Matrix, & More) 1 week ago:
Pretty surprised to not see mumble mentioned. It’s mostly a voice chat replacement. But the low latency chat works so damn well and easy to self host.
- Comment on Roguelite spin-off shooter Deep Rock Galactic: Rogue Core arrives in May 1 week ago:
Rock. And. Stone.
I am so stoked. I love everything DRG and I have constantly been impressed by the developers. Hell you can even go back and play past “seasons” and there aren’t any micro transactions beyond skin bundles for real money as DLC. They honestly put so much love and care into drg and it really shows.
Will def be buying this day one.
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 2 weeks ago:
Calibration of a printer is very much a cumulitive thing. Looking at your print I think your PA is off, but I would guess that it’s a combination of multiple settings. When calibrating a filament, I usually do a sweep of calibrations, and then sometimes even come back to past steps to rerun since the values can impact eachother.
I.e. I typically do in this order per brand of filament type. Always starting with the closest preset I can find. Usually the generic version if there isn’t the brands of exact filament as a preset in orca.
Temperatue
Max volumetric speed
Pressure advance
Flow
Retraction
Sometimes back to PA because flow can impact PA
VFA/input shaping (optional)
And then toss a tolerance calibration at it at the end, but I don’t typically do this per filament, just do it per printer unless you’re about to print some super tolerance intolerant parts
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 2 weeks ago:
PA can impact more than just corners. It’s when the print head is changing speed/direction
- Comment on How to properly get rid of holes between perimeters? 2 weeks ago:
This comment is correct imo. Read / calibrate the pressure advance. I’ve had especially good luck with the adaptive pressure advance and highly recommend taking the time to calibrate it.
- Comment on The United States Is Dangerously Misreading Iran 4 weeks ago:
Lol. You’re missing the literal dripping sarcasm. No one believes they’re talking to God. It’s just what they tell their followers who are too stupid to believe anything but the propaganda they’re spoon-fed about their holy war.
- Comment on CachyOS founder explains why they didn't join the new Open Gaming Collective (OGC) 1 month ago:
Ah yes. The classic this open source maintainer should donate his time the way I think he should.
A group project is non-optional. How someone donates their time is entirely up to them.
- Comment on YSK Tips for a Winter Storm 1 month ago:
And curbs
- Comment on What is the Best way to migrate Google-Photos to Immich? 2 months ago:
Yes
- Comment on Brave overhauls adblock engine, cutting its memory consumption by 75% 2 months ago:
So, I’m guessing they coded it originally with an LLM, and then used more LLMs to optimize and fix the shit from the first pass.
- Comment on Greenland alarmed after Trump appoints special envoy to make country ‘part of the US’ 2 months ago:
Yep this
- Comment on Unix V4: Only known copy may lurk on recently unearthed tape 2 months ago:
What is this referring to?
- Comment on Riot Games is making an anti-cheat change that could be rough on older PCs 2 months ago:
Don’t be ignorant. That isnt what this is at all. It’s not like the game has more access, it’s actually less. They’re just enforcing hardware attestation.
Basically just the motherboard saying, (cryptographically) yes as far as I know, the kernel and system running are secure and weren’t modified. And in this case they found a bad bug in that system, and next year they may start requiring people parch update their motherboard firmware to a version that doesn’t have the bug.
So this, is not a root kit, and does not grant them “bios access” they want to be unable to modify the BIOS / OS at boot just as much as they want cheaters to be unable to do that. It’s the same as the general cryptography paradigm, there is no secure backdoor to cryptography, and it’s the same here. If RIOT had access to the UEFI (BIOS), cheaters have access to if. They’re just leveraging an entirely safe attestation from the UEFI to say it is secure.
- Comment on Man Charged for Wiping Phone Before CBP Could Search It 3 months ago:
CBP, ‘civil forfeiture’ aka we can steal your shit, and all this shit is unconstitutional and illegal.
- Comment on RIP Windows: Linux GPU Gaming Benchmarks on Bazzite 3 months ago:
Yeah I mean clickbait titles gonna clickbait. Linux is great and steamos / proton are amazing. It’s incredible how well they do perform, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves lol.
- Comment on As AI Data Centers Disrupt US Cities, Wisconsin Woman Violently Arrested After Speaking Out 3 months ago:
100%. At that point the data center is just stealing from everyone else.
Every one is just subsidizing the data center with their electrical, water, etc… Bill.
- Comment on Apple Watch, Samsung Galaxy Watch: Am I addicted to my smartwatch? 3 months ago:
Love my pebble, and it isn’t a data sucking privacy nightmare. It’s simple and not addicting.
- Comment on UK jury trials for crimes with sentences under 3 years to be dropped 3 months ago:
Exactly. The government can fuck anyone over and there’s nothing the citizens can do because there’s no jury nullification to hold the government in check for unreasonable laws.
- Comment on UK jury trials for crimes with sentences under 3 years to be dropped 3 months ago:
Well that’s not fucked. Nothing says we’re going to charge you with 2 years and 364 days for doing whatever the fuck we don’t want you to do. And there isn’t a damn thing you can do about it.
- Comment on India is rolling back mandate that forced smartphone makers to pre-install Govt. cybersecurity app 3 months ago:
Today,
- Comment on GM cuts thousands of EV and battery factory workers | TechCrunch 4 months ago:
Right I feel like an ultra simple car / truck with no fancy features but an electric motor would actually being something to market that would sell. Eap when it should be $30k or less.
- Comment on Fedora Linux project agrees to allow AI-assisted contributions with a new policy 4 months ago:
Imo, better to allow it cautiously, with restrictions, and very explicitly mark code as AI generated when it is, than to have people submitting code secretly made by AI.
Furthermore, let’s be honest AI knows anything it knows about coding because of open source code. So take what you can get I guess. Just keep the quality up.
- Comment on AWS crash causes $2,000 Smart Beds to overheat and get stuck upright 5 months ago:
That’s the key. They want to mine and sell the data
- Comment on Inside the web infrastructure revolt over Google’s AI Overviews - Ars Technica 5 months ago:
Yeah cloudflare is too large.
- Comment on No heat, collapsing roofs, and buckets for toilets: While Russia spends billions on the war in Ukraine, its schools are literally falling apart 5 months ago:
God. Why the fuck can we not stop spending money on killing eachother and instead invest in our future and let people just live their lives.
Oh yeah, I remember. Greedy psychopaths in power. Imperialism. Facism. Capitalism without regulation. Dictators who cling to power and don’t care about their own people. The list goes on.
- Comment on Foreign doctors in Gaza describe worst wounds 'they've ever seen' 5 months ago:
Almost like when you’re killing a civilian population, then the injuries are going to be worse because you’re targeting the civilians.
What’s that word for killing all of a specific group of people again?
- Comment on Trump ties autism risk to Tylenol as scientists urge caution 5 months ago:
A key belief of the heritage foundation (project 2025) is to stop women from getting any sort of pain relief during birth. The pain is an impprtant part of process as “we were born into sin”
This is likely them taking the first step in that direction. They want to get rid of epidurals and force women to have ‘natural’ births.
- Comment on Google Play is getting a Gemini-powered AI Sidekick to help you in games 5 months ago:
All the things we didn’t ask for.