Scanner is technically the same, it just bounces light off the object, rather than shining through it.
Hell 3D scanning is pretty cool and what I’d consider high tech, but it’s still just bouncing waves off things and recording those!
I guess there’s no escaping the universal fundamentals, or the limits of our technology at least
++, long time user, it’s perfect
That’s cool, looks like it was used by Orion too, although the details are sparse
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That’s awesome, I’ll give it a spin today.
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Very odd, I’d have thought it’s a single system too, surely there’s a lot of shared signals, like temperature, cleaning and whatnot.
The only reason for those to be individual with another ‘parent’ system is that it would be fully modular?
I’d be interested in the actual answer/reason…
I work with an azure database and 15% (!) of the time the connection handshake times out for no reason known to man.
This is well documented on their end. The solution? ‘Implement a retry logic’
I can’t use a CRM that doesn’t have bidirectional sync with my existing carddav, or at least I’d have to setup such sync myself.
There’s https://github.com/mattogodoy/nametag, which added this feature recently I believe.
I sometimes put together long bash commands to pull docker image updates. I would take five minutes building up a command, make a typo, pressed undo by muscle memory and most of what I typed out would be gone with no way to undo.
This was no one time occurrence, because I’m too lazy to pull up vscode or something else, it would be a weekly occurrence.
I cried when that old piece of junk updated to the new notepad. Never had that issue since.
I hated wordpad. New notepad is so much better than the old. An undo on old notepad would undo the last 1-7 sentences randomly, and wouldn’t redo. Remembering notes is also good, and I love markdown.
I don’t use the ai and it never was in the way of what I needed, so whatever.
That’s fair. An unfortunate situation.
Have you read the post? Just wait for the new repo
As a certified lobotomite, one and the same.
Top hat? Too fancy
A bowler? Too performative
Fishing bucker? Too country
Panama? It’s not holidays
Stetson? I’m not cool enough
Baseball cap? Too casual
Flat cap? Perfection
That would be as impossible as the UK trying to ban VPS (i.e. definitely possible, if entirely unenforceable)
I would again suggest you check your particular packaging. It should say whether to wash or not.
Sushi rice is supposed to be very sticky, I don’t wash any rice where I live.
In an era of overprocessed foods engineered to be cheap and look good, adding back micronutrients wherever possible still makes sense I think.
It’s definitely done where I live.
Can, doesn’t mean it should. Rice should be cooked in just enough water for it to be absorbed or boiled off. Many types of rice are packaged with added minerals and shouldn’t be washed (check your packaging, you loose this if you have to drain).
Even the cheapest rice cookers use clever physics to fully automate this process and make it come out perfect every time.
You’re not wrong, but unfortunately for now github is the best for reach and discovery, which may be important for these kind of projects.
Not necessarily. HP is just written with a soft magic system.
I quite like the Light Lightbringer series, which has a hard magic system.
It’s so much more fun for me to read about creative ways of magic to be used when it’s based on physics of the world it’s in, when I could theorise about what’s possible and be amazed by the characters’ ingenuity.