SolidWorks isn't the right tool for 2D. And if it was, Onshape has a free tier.
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I've heard the opposite from other gens Français - they described Quebecois as a 400 year old version of the language with vocabulary ride with things like cauldrons and so forth.
The clerk just told me where a Monoprix was nearby.
They may not now, but they did.
While I was in France I wanted to buy some chocolate, so I asked the desk clerk at the hotel where a convenience store was. He looked at me like I had two heads. So I asked where to buy chocolate, and he helped me. Later I looked it up - the word I knew for a convenience store is "depanneur", but apparently in continental French that's a mechanic.
When I spent 4 weeks in France for business, the biggest compliment I got was that I didn't sound Quebecois. As a Canadian anglophone that only took French in high school, I'll take that as the high praise it is.
I've seen this movie - Unbreakable.
100% yes, with the caveat that it has to be fresh, grilled pineapple. Slap a canned pineapple ring on there and baby Jesus will cry.
Bring honour to your house by honouring others!
So, Italian Batmobile.
She's entirely undressed.
Discovery's propulsion system is really getting out of hand.
I've used SolidWorks for over 20 years, it is NOT the right tool for 2D layouts. That's what Draftsight was for, before they killed it.
You pirate away, good luck with trojans and viruses. I'll use Onshape.