Anon was there for the cock vein
You take a screenshot
Why the fuck is this ai generated?
This looks like a really nice workout, though I would not be able to run for 10km
Calculators. Why use the Google calculator, when there's one pre-installed in every device you own.
Oh I remember my dad's Toyota having them in the seat headrests. The screens were pretty crappy since the connection was over composite
Good thing I don't dream while sleeping ;-;
I've always wondered what the fuck that creature was, and now I'm terrified that these things actually exist. Thanks kind stranger :3
"nah I don't want to fuck. All I want is someone supportive"
You're traveling to the land of dead SSDs
Idk if it even fits in this community, but here we gooo
This stick of ram has been my emotional support stick of ram for almost a decade. It's traveled with me around the world, and been in my backpack through tough times.
Since it's so old and only 4GB, i can't really use it or sell it, which is why i turned it into a knife. It's surprisingly sharp, and short enough that the airlines in my country allow it in carry-on and checked luggage, so it can still be my travel companion.
Idk if it even fits in this community, but here we gooo
This stick of ram has been my emotional support stick of ram for almost a decade. It's traveled with me around the world, and been in my backpack through tough times.
Since it's so old and only 4GB, i can't really use it or sell it, which is why i turned it into a knife. It's surprisingly sharp, and short enough that the airlines in my country allow it in carry-on and checked luggage, so it can still be my travel companion
Hey y'all, I've been having issues with gaps forming between the outer layers of the print walls, and I'm not sure how to fix that. I thought it might be because of a clogged extruder, but the issue didn't get fixed when I cleaned it. I tried adjusting the E-steps, but smaller values caused blobs of filament to form on the outer walls likely because lower values overextruded the filament. Apart from the weird top layer and walls, the prints turn out perfectly fine, so it might be a slicer related issue. The printer is an Ender 3 pro with a bltouch sensor and upgraded marlin board + octoprint.
Here are some pictures of the issue, and a screenshot of the slicer settings:
Any help is greatly appreciated :3
Caption: An image of the album cover from Guns and Roses for their album "Appetite for Destruction", which has been modified to replace the skulls of the band members with waifus. The image has a caption that says "So about a year ago, I woke up from a dream, drenched in sweat, with just one phrase being on my mind "guns and waifus". Today, i made the music cover a reality." End Caption
So this actually happened, and "guns and waifus" has been sitting dormant in my notes app until today.
I don't really listen to guns and roses, nor do i watch anime, so i hope i didn't offend anyone :3
Here's the picture without the caption:
Too bad the desk space sucks...
Caption: Picture of a giant display in a big event/concert space. The display shows a terminal with the output from hyfetch. End caption
Anyways here's the real setup that was controlling that big ass screen
Also sorry if the text formatting is messed up (I am posting from mobile)
Norwegian bus stop during the night.
Hi, my 3d printer psu fan gave up the ghost, and I wanted to replace it. It was pretty noisy, so I thought about upgrading from a 30mm to an 80mm fan. I am designing the top case with mounting holes, and want some input on where to place the new fan. The original placement is the box with the red color. The green and blue box are some options I thought of for the new fan placement. Would placing it over the busier part of the pcb yield lower temps, or is that a bad idea? Does placement even matter for psu fans?
The new fan has higher airflow, but lower static pressure than the original one, and the plan is for it to always spin at a low rpm and occasionally speed up when the psu detects a high temperature.
The original config runs it completely fanless until the psu reaches 50c and only then does it send voltage to the fan header.
@[email protected] I stole your meme mohahaha
Hey y'all, today I experienced another push for Linux from our friend Microsoft.
5 minutes ago, I wanted to use the timer app on Windows, so I could manage my work/break schedule, and this fucker showed up.
Yes, that's a prompt to sign in with a Microsoft account to use the clock. If you close it, it pops up 30s later. Clicking “Don't sign in” or closing the process responsible for displaying it is useless, and guess what… IT PAUSES THE TIMER WHEN IT SHOWS UP.
I guess this is another thing added to the super long list of things which will eventually make me switch my main workstation to Linux once win10 is discontinued.
/endrant
Hope y'all are having a great day :3
Whoa that looks great!