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- Comment on batman effect 1 day ago:
Why, of all of Batman’s rogues gallery, the Riddler? I feel like the Joker would’ve been the obvious choice.
- Comment on Don’t Repeat NY’s 3D Printing Blunder 1 week ago:
We should refuse to even talk about “gun violence” in the relation to these 3D printer bans because that’s not even slightly what they are about.
They are 100.00000% about totalitarian surveillance and destruction of property rights. “Reducing gun violence” isn’t even an excuse; it’s an outright lie.
- Comment on Replacement prescription eyeglass lenses? 2 weeks ago:
My last pair of lenses cost me 300€.
Ah, see, that’s what I was afraid of: Zenni is stupid cheap; the glasses I’m trying to replace were about $70. Granted, that was more years ago than glasses are supposed to go between prescriptions, but still, I was hoping for approximately an order of magnitude less cost for these DIY-cut lenses.
Hehe sorry, I’m addicted to that shape - not for the style, but because small, round glasses are the type of glasses that sit closest to your face, so you get a huge field of vision with small lenses, and you can rest your head on a pillow without breaking the temples. No other style of glasses gives you that.
I like the idea of pillow-compatible glasses, but I already have a bit of resemblance to Harry Pottery that I’m not exactly looking to enhance. I tend to go for rectangular lenses.
- Comment on Replacement prescription eyeglass lenses? 2 weeks ago:
I’m curious about what your costs are in actual dollars, although Trivex isn’t right for me because my R~x~ is so strong that I need a higher refractive index. I also appreciate that your 3D printed glasses link included a video about how the lens edging machine works.
Do you know of any other 3D printed frames that look… less Harry Potter-y?
- Comment on Replacement prescription eyeglass lenses? 2 weeks ago:
I haven’t asked a brick-and-mortar shop yet because I had found out that I couldn’t just buy identical new ones minutes before writing the post. I’ll try that, although I’ll have to do some searching to find an optician around here that isn’t a chain.
- Comment on Replacement prescription eyeglass lenses? 2 weeks ago:
How does the process change when they’re rimless glasses (so the only things I need to be concerned about are getting the pupillary distance and axis right, and then drilling a few holes in the correct spots – the edge is just flat-ground instead of a V-bevel and can be whatever arbitrary shape I want)? Surely that reduces the need for a fancy shape-copying machine, right?
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- Comment on GPU-Accelerated Autorouter Handles Monstrous PCB Designs 3 weeks ago:
no more trustworthy than any other autorouter, but at least it’s fast!
LOL
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 3 weeks ago:
I don’t own a gun, actually. Your assumption is bad and you should feel bad.
I am doing nothing but thinking about ensuring my ability to obtain one, should the political situation continue to deteriorate. That’s prudent, not delusional.
The only one here acting obsessive and unhinged is you.
- Comment on Sun protective clothing 3 weeks ago:
Clothing with a UPF rating just means its level of protection has been measured; it doesn’t necessarily imply unrated clothing doesn’t protect also. That is to say, I don’t think sun protective clothing has any high-tech coatings or other special sauce the way waterproof/breathable clothing does.
Just wear something made of synthetic fiber and/or with a dense weave, colored a dark color, and that covers as much skin as possible. And most importantly, a wide-brimmed hat.
Sources:
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 3 weeks ago:
Please explain how I can “do literally anything productive with my life” when I’m murdered by MAGA fascists because I had no means to defend myself.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 3 weeks ago:
Guess I ought to go find a set of machining schematics.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 3 weeks ago:
Neat, I would’ve assumed you’d need a mill or a lathe, not just a drill press. Link to instructions?
- Comment on Fuck. I need a crash-course in indigenous East Coast languages 3 weeks ago:
Maps you bring with you from the present should still be pretty useful, as long as they’re topographical maps as opposed to road maps. And as long as you’re not going deep into geologic time, of course.
- Comment on Fuck. I need a crash-course in indigenous East Coast languages 3 weeks ago:
My screenshot doesn’t prove I downvoted before your comment, but I did. (lemvotes.org should’ve been able to prove it by including the timestamp of the action, but gives a 404 error when I put the link for the post in.)
I think your instance isn’t showing all the votes: either it hides downvotes, or they aren’t federating, or something like that. As I type this, this post as viewed from https://lemmy.zip/post/66851596 shows 93 upvotes and 0 downvotes, while my view from https://lemmy.world/post/48676854 shows 102 upvotes and 1 downvote.
Edit: Now that I think about it, both the 404 on lemvotes.org and the vote discrepancies might also have to do with the fact that the home instance of this post is Piefed, not Lemmy.
- Comment on Fuck. I need a crash-course in indigenous East Coast languages 3 weeks ago:
Me downvoting the meme because of rare PugJesus historical inaccuracy:
- Comment on I am begging the mods to make this into a rule 4 weeks ago:
The fact that this meme is obviously from R*ddit (notice
r/historymemesinstead of!historymemes) is a clue. - Comment on The true embodiment of peak male performance 4 weeks ago:
A E R O D Y N A M I C
- Comment on At least he can stay in the ONE PLACE that HADN'T been corrupted by capitalism... SPEHSS 4 weeks ago:
I love how he was obviously desperately trying not to corpse, but they used that take anyway.
- Comment on Better call Vallandigham! 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on the validity of animal extermination... 4 weeks ago:
I thought this was a political compass at first, and it made no sense.
- Comment on I’LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK! 1 month ago:
You underestimate the power of propagan… excuse me, “marketing.”
- Comment on I’LL TAKE YOUR ENTIRE STOCK! 1 month ago:
I don’t understand the appeal of cigarettes, though.
Peer pressure followed by addiction is my guess.
- Comment on The destruction of 3D printing: Bloomberg is behind it 1 month ago:
I think it’s an attack on Free Software and property rights (what some people minimize as “right to repair”).
- Comment on Waterproofing PETG prints? 1 month ago:
Locally, I’ve not been able to find anything that is certified food safe, only various epoxy fillers and primers for boats.
Call the manufacturer of the locally-available epoxies and ask them what they recommend.
I went looking for contact info for one common brand as an example, but found instead this product support article that suggests, to me at least, that their “limited food contact”-rated epoxies would be good enough for your use-case.
(I never did find a phone number or email for product support, but they do at least have a chat widget, so… 🤷)
- Comment on Strava just killed its free API, will require a subscription if you want to build on top of it 1 month ago:
“Just as” is doing a lot of heavy lifting there, IMO. Can they be subverted against the people they are supposed to serve? Of course. Is it as likely as a for-profit corporation doing it? Hell no, I’d say.
- Comment on Strava just killed its free API, will require a subscription if you want to build on top of it 1 month ago:
Pretty sure he meant something like “not a nonprofit or government entity.”
- Comment on What are some of the biggest continuity errors in Star Trek? 1 month ago:
The 2009 movie. Just, like, the whole thing.
- Comment on To finally bury this one anti-renewables astroturfed Reddit comment 1 month ago:
Yes, when they’re called “awnings.”
- Comment on Cliparr v1 Release - Personal Media Clipper 1 month ago:
Why does this need to be a hosted service/web app? Why can’t it just be a regular-ass application?