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i got my email yesterday. it takes a while.

oh god

ah that sounds more reasonable.

i think the frame is like 2800²px per eye.

apparently not.

big use case for the frame is apparently to play flat games on a huuuuuge virtual monitor.

renault made an electric clio in the 90’s, that may qualify

100% slop.

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AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, copilot as contributor, an insanely long readme full of tables and emoji for a project that is just a couple of months old, solving a problem nobody who can read a man page has.

idk it’s unclear

oh i thought they got stuck in a storm or something

i know there was that doctor on antarctica who hod to remove their own appendix, but i wouldn’t be surprised if people have done all the others too.

what, in general, like taking out your appendix? or just exterior, like removing a breast to treat cancer? or just cosmetic, like fixing a broken nose? or gender-affirming, like a fat guy getting breast reduction surgery? or gender-affirming as the medically approved cure for dysphoria?

where is the line that makes it disturbing?

i mean in comparison to other open cad applications.

based on what metric?

if you preface them as “this is completely irrelevant to the topic at hand:”, sure.

…you didn’t read the article, did you

i need context jesus

i configured dyndns in my router and have it forward all traffic to a gateway vm running nginx and fail2ban. every service is on a subdomain so any attempt to fetch things from the main name gets banned.

i just did.

you know, they say “if you can’t say anything nice, don’t say anything at all”

oh damn that’s a lot…

that’s why they removed it, probably. denuvo only keeps that stuff on as long as nobody has breached it.

iirc there are only a few people who actually know how to do it, too.

oh do they finally prevent me from adding new games to the wishlist until i’ve actually played some of the ones i already own?

i mean the recipe for garum is literally just “leave fish to rot until it’s liquid”.

from what i’ve heard, it mostly just tastes of salt. apparently the romans weren’t big on spices and hadn’t figured out rock salt. so i can imagine why it’s was popular.

remember when sony did the same to microsoft

i’m not american, bit the way their 220v outlets work ds by literally bridging the two phases.

in a normal three-phase system, yes. you just slightly imbalance one phase. but in a split-phase system, backfeeding can move the neutral point.

this is fake. miku famously hates british people.

i’m mostly thinking of how it works when production is larger than demand in the local circuit. phase imbalances are a bigger deal when the phases are 180° out of sync.