I read my first book in 11 years, I finished it 2 weeks ago. It’s The Expanse. I loved the series and someone gifted me the book.
My trick? I commute by train and have my book with me everywhere I go. If there’s waiting to be done, there’s reading time.
Is Mastadon different?
But they don’t make them anymore :(
Honest question, how long is the fluid supposed to last? And I’m not talking about burning time. I have a zippo, I fill it, a few weeks later I go to use it and the flame lasts a few seconds as the fuel finishes.
Felt the same about Lemmy when I signed up.
Maggots aren’t worms.
You mean the infamous hacker Anonymous, it’s just one person who is on 4chan all the time time.
I initially hated Zoom, but honestly, it did its job really well
Let us not forget confluence
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Looks like you can download and install it using this:
Paste in the product url and select retail.
Https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9wzdncrfj3t6
It will take a little Google to see which files to DL and how to install them.
I’m going to keep a copy on my PC now that I know it’s been taken down.
Wait, you can’t downland it from their store at all anymore?
No, it’s adjacent to 3D Paint. I never really liked 3D Paint actually.
For parametric modelling, that’s super easy and you can get into it pretty quickly, but organic modelling is a whole different story and is what takes the hundreds of hours.
While I’ve messed around in Maya and 3DS Max, its so much more difficult than parametric and Modifying high poly models requires tons of ram and a beefy PC. I spent a month trying to bake a bump map onto a model so that I could 3D print it and 90% of the time the applications crashed, Maya, 3DS and Blender all crashed when trying to do it, and none of them could do it right either. I pretty much gave up on that.
May not be a popular opinion, but if you just want to fix shit like that, you can use Microsoft 3D Builder, it’s super simple and pretty powerful.
Modifying existing meshes is difficult, especially more complex ones, I find that this makes it much easier to fix dumb shit or make simple modifications.
Frying pan (Google) meet the fire (Apple)
It’s been a few months but I as far as I remember used all the same mounting options
It’s doing something different, I was using to mount an AWS FSx for ZFS share on a beefy machine (1.2GB/s network throughput) and was getting less than 50MB/s throughput using docker to mount it, but getting the full 1.2GB/s when mounted outside and mapped to a volume in the container.
I found this to be extremely underperforming. If you plan on doing anything that requires high throughput, don’t use the docker NFS operator.
That thing would be so fucking loud all the time.
Lol, fair enough.