Eh, I guess you misunderstood. I was calling out the downvoters, not you.
Bold move, saying Valve isn't the only company in the whole world that actually loves their customers! Reddit Lemmy hive mind is incapable of accepting such a thought.
True, but only because it actually is. Except weirdos who saw php code 20 years ago say it sucks.
It's a really great education tool! The lack of Czech audio makes it kinda unusable here in Czechia, though, the target audience generally can't read subtitles fast enough.
There are many tools to download all your games (I've even created one), you can download your games regularly. Sure, you need the space for it, but you need space for everything you own, be it physical or digital.
It's not, they just decided they have a right to brag about it. And they do, when I started Dragon Age: Origins today, an update definitely surprised me.
Eh... I'd be wary of small insurance companies. Sometimes they don't like to pay. Or at least not as fast.
Just curious, what's in the torrents?
Anyway, leaving your jobs to have time for your side project is exactly how we get another core.js story. Read that dude's story.
I mean, OpenSCAD has primitives which you use to create your own shapes. It does have chamfers, if you add a module for that. Or download someone else's code.
I prefer parametric SCAD models. Maybe because I'm more of a developer than a designer.
SCAD allows for really cool things like I did with a parametric calendar model - you just input the year and it automatically calculates the first day of the year using a clever algorithm. It also works with leap years automatically, which is less cool but still very convenient.
I usually have good answers with only minimal bullshit when it comes to coding. If not, it at least points me in the right direction.
They probably do. But even if not, it can be used for communication with insects and other animals.
Sure, that's why a good service doesn't create an environment which supports people being dicks. Unfortunately, that's exactly what SO does with the way it works.
Perhaps it's because football is the biggest sport internationally, but football attract the worst kind of fans.
Honestly, you already have the image locally if you've pulled it.
I guess not everyone treats their PC as an ephemeral storage, huh? I don't trust anything that's available only locally to survive.
Once again proving that football fans are the lowest form of organism on this planet.
I don't remember exactly how, but I did the same thing for my streaming gaming laptop. I had to put my unencrypted password in the registry somewhere, but it's been a few years, I don't remember where I put it. But perhaps this piece of information will help.
Yeah, I've thought about that as well. Doesn't mean I'm gonna miss Stack Overflow specifically. Perhaps something better replaces it when AI gets poisoned by its own output too much.
It seems like Roald Dahl may have been onto something after all: if you hurt a plant, it screams.
Just to be clear, they defederated from us, not the other way.
Hopefully it's only temporary, but just a FYI if you are subscribed to any communities there.
As for the reason, recently there have been many spam accounts being created on lemmings.world, which I'm banning daily, and piefed.social decided they'll be defederating as a response.
I'll update this post if something changes.
MobiPrint is a mash-up of a 3D printer and a robot vacuum that autonomously maps rooms and fabricates objects right where they are needed.
I personally didn't know I'd be getting 3 episodes at once, so that was a really great surprise!
How'd you like the new episodes?
I wrote an app that makes it possible to have your Lemmy saved posts in a RSS feed. For example, if you're like me and save posts because you want to come to them later when you have the time.
How to do it?
Few simple steps:
- you must be logged in to lemmings.world instance
- you visit https://lemmings.world/rss/init
- the response will contain a JSON string which contains, among others, the unique URL of your RSS feed (looks like
https://lemmings.world/rss/4e64935e0613f6e2e03cd420f71df14476e769b11704652921c1a7b2150f0888)- the URL can be accessed publicly, but the URL is completely random and cannot be guessed
- that means no one will find out by accident, but if you post the link publicly anywhere, everyone has access
- if the URL ever gets compromised and you'd like to remove it, send me a PM
- by default you only get posts, but you can modify it by adding optional parameter
include- it's a comma separated list that can contain
postsandcomments ?include=posts- only posts (same as omitting the include parameter)?include=comments- only comments?include=posts,comments- include both comments and posts
- it's a comma separated list that can contain
- afterwards just put the URL in your favourite RSS client
- if you ever forget the URL, just visit https://lemmings.world/rss/init (while logged in), you can copy the URL again
If you're from another instance, you can either join lemmings.world or ask your admins to include the RSS app on their instance as well, it's open source and can be found at https://github.com/RikudouSage/LemmyPersonalRss
Can be from any kind of media.
For me it's Margot from The Magicians (which is interesting because in the books she is anything but) and Jesse Faden from Control.
Due to the introduction of the Gregorian calendar and to fix mistakes from the previous calendar system, October 5, 1582 did not exist. The calendar went from October 4 straight to October 15.
Edit: Problem has been fixed and we're slowly catching up, in a few hours everything should be as usual.
We are having some technical issues with content federation, meaning most of the content from lemmy.world is not displayed on our instance.
I'm working on solving the issue, though it appears to be a tough one. For the time being, the experience for users of lemmy.world will be degraded.
Japanese patent-infringement lawsuit follows "investigation" announced in January.
Shitendo strikes again
Recently I posted this image and many people were wondering what was wrong with the eyes, turned out I forgot to disable a face fixer model that tries to make faces more realistic. Well, now I generated the exact same image again, but without the face fixer model
Recently I posted this image and many people were wondering what was wrong with the eyes, turned out I forgot to disable a face fixer model that tries to make faces more realistic. Well, now I generated the exact same image again, but without the face fixer model
Recently I posted this image and many people were wondering what was wrong with the eyes, turned out I forgot to disable a face fixer model that tries to make faces more realistic. Well, now I generated the exact same image again, but without the face fixer model
