tonyn Now • 21%
The social contract, and the knowledge that it isn't acceptable and any women inside would likely scream and the man would be perceived as an attempted rapist and would face consequences.
tonyn Now • 96%
Did you consider your privacy invaded any more after the third time than the first?
tonyn Now • 72%
You are never going to cross a border anonymously. The extra checks are to prevent people crossing borders under a false identity. If you are travelling under your own identity, then you are no less private than you ever were. They're just taking extra precautions to prevent people from using false identities.
tonyn Now • 100%
Absolutely! Did anyone know of one?
tonyn Now • 100%
Another vote for sublime. I'm a full stack web developer and it's all I need. The native features and extensibility blow me away. It has so many features I'll never use them all. Multiple cursor editing saves so much time. Really give it a chance and you'll fall in love.
tonyn Now • 60%
No .. that's 4k not 4kb
tonyn Now • 100%
I actually store all of my filament (that isn't loaded into my AMSes) in a large antique wooden steamer trunk (like a pirate chest). It's massive, and can hold dozens and dozens of spools. Wood is breathable and absorbs moisture, but also allows it to evaporate out into the room (whereas plastic bins trap it inside). I keep a bunch of dessicant inside, and I've never had a problem with filament humidity. The filaments I commonly use are always loaded up in my 4 Bambu AMSes. In there, I have extra dessicant pods with reusable dessicant beads.
tonyn Now • 86%
Consoles are easy, and I love my PS5 for chilling and playing games, and I love my Linux PC for its power and freedom from corporate bullshit.
tonyn Now • 100%
Same! I eventually overheated mine and it caused the digitizer to stop working in the middle third of the screen. So disappointing. I traded up to the droid RAZR and many phones since, but I STILL miss the slide out keyboard.
tonyn Now • 100%
Don't worry, the ice will come back, we just won't be around to see it.
tonyn Now • 100%
I actually love it when people take things I put by the curb. I would much rather someone get use out of it than have it end up in a landfill.
tonyn Now • 100%
Have you tried going to some of those lower end local used car lots? Before cl and fb we used to look through the newspaper and go to used car lots. I know you'll pay a little more than from a private seller unless you haggle, but at least there's a selection. No Facebook required.
tonyn Now • 100%
Big hands crew represent
tonyn Now • 100%
This is what I use, and I had totally forgotten that you could switch layouts. I switched from windows to Linux Mint Cinnamon about 12 years ago, and then to Ubuntu but I didn't like the gnome menu. Having grown up with windows, that style of menu was what I was most comfortable with, and ArcMenu was there to fill the gap.
tonyn Now • 100%
It feels like PS3 was the biggest leap in technology. I loved my PS3, and had a ton of games for it. Since then it's been incremental, faster loading times, incrementally better graphics, and such. The PS5 makes loading screens on Bethesda games tolerable to me
tonyn Now • 68%
The term you are looking for to describe such a shape is technically "spherical polygon". Triangles are impossible in speherical geometry since the sum of the angles would always be greater than 180°.
tonyn Now • 66%
Excellent! Thank you!
tonyn Now • 100%
How can you buy things with monero? What merchants (online or in person) accept it?
tonyn Now • 100%
Dollar General isn't helping any.
I just picked up some 16TB WD Red Pros for $219, and they're normally $289. Had to share with my fellow hoarders.
I have between 20-30 TB of data I want to keep a copy of in a firesafe. I do not want to use an online storage solution, I want to maintain my personal data at my home. My current plan is to get (2) Mediasonic HFR2-SU3S2 PRORAID enclosures and (8) WD Red Pro NAS 16TB drives to fill them. The first would contain a full backup and be placed in the safe. The second would be attached to my machine and receive nightly backups. Periodically, I would rotate the enclosures, taking the one from the safe and swap it with the one connected to my machine. Are there any problems with my plan that I am not thinking of? Are there better solutions? Is anyone else keeping a rotating data backup in a safe? How is it working out for you?
I downloaded a model but the Homer had several model flaws and the sponge base didn't fit my sponges so I designed my own. I basically kept only the spout. I started with a PNG of Homer disappearing into the bushes. I cleaned it up a lot in gimp, then used adobe's PNG to SVG converter, which I'll say works very well. Brought that into inkscape and cleaned it up even more. Separated him into colors, pulled them into tinkercad at different heights, then printed him with 4 color changes.