OwOarchist
@OwOarchist@pawb.social
- Comment on Epic’s new games launcher is ‘vibe coded’ 6 hours ago:
All the more reason to pirate their shit, so you don’t need to run their launcher.
- Comment on Everything has corn syrup in it 1 day ago:
If only we could find some way to fuel AI datacenters with corn…
- Comment on How does one solder a condensator ? 2 weeks ago:
Did you pull this off something used?
Typically when sold new, they have much longer leads, which makes soldering easier, and then you trim off the extra lead length you don’t need.
With the leads this short, it would be very challenging even for an expert to solder this without heat damaging the capacitor.
- Comment on Why Big Tech’s Lobbyists Are Targeting Self-Hosted Servers 5 weeks ago:
Or … they’ll just buy up all the hardware (including all production capacity for future hardware), making it prohibitively expensive for people to buy their own hardware.
- Comment on Oof 1 month ago:
Well, you’ll never have a relationship like that if you stay home watching anime all day…
- Comment on I dont think we're lucky at all tbh 1 month ago:
Only the lucky Irish survived. That’s why all the surviving ones are lucky.
- Comment on US Bans import of new foreign-produced inverters 2 months ago:
Aw, motherfuckers. This is going to make things much more expensive for me, isn’t it?
Maybe I should make a quick trip to Canada and smuggle one in.
- Comment on New HIV vaccine shows unprecedented success in preclinical study 2 months ago:
In fun new antibiotic-resistant flavors!
- Comment on Modelling of a mass-spring network with varying masses, spring constants and number of connections? 2 months ago:
Yeah … I’d just go with Blender, honestly.
What you’re describing is actually already extremely close to how it processes cloth/jiggle physics internally. All you’d need to do is create your array of points, link them with lines, and then set physics parameters for each one. Plus, it already comes with ways to simulate external forces on the system, if you want.
- Comment on The end of uBlock Origin in Chrome is now weeks away, not months 3 months ago:
Guess it also depends on your system. I pretty routinely keep several hundred firefox tabs open with no issues … but I’ve got 80GB of RAM to go around, so it’s fine.
- Comment on The end of uBlock Origin in Chrome is now weeks away, not months 3 months ago:
If you keep 1000 tabs open, maybe. Otherwise, it’s not too bad.
- Comment on The end of uBlock Origin in Chrome is now weeks away, not months 3 months ago:
I was scared for a long time to switch
But … why?
I’m honestly asking here. What’s so scary about using a different browser? I’ve got (let me count…) at least 6 different browsers installed on my current machine, switching between them for different tasks each of them is better at.
It’s not like switching from Windows to Linux, where you actually have to say goodbye to Windows (maybe) in order to make the switch. You can easily install Chrome and Firefox, using whichever one suits you at the moment. So what’s so scary about switching?
- Comment on The end of uBlock Origin in Chrome is now weeks away, not months 3 months ago:
Maybe then Chrome can finally die.
- Comment on The Empire is Responsible for the Imperial System 3 months ago:
IMO, the UK especially has no room to talk when it comes to measurement systems. They still use an unholy hodgepodge of imperial and metric and on top of that they have just a few weird as fuck things, like using ‘stone’ to refer to people’s weight and nothing else.
- Comment on Oh god... what have I become... 6 months ago:
Does the letter have a return address?
Could always use more free orphans for … various projects.