Why do kids like you always have to make things generational??
The irony of this question is painful.
You just complained about what younger people do, and then you complained about being called out for it bevause someone “made it generational.”
You made it generational.
I’m always shocked how fast accessing the filesystem and copying files between phone and PC is via KDE Connect compared to doing it via USB. At work, I often have to take pictures with my phone and copy them to PC, and it’s always a tedious affair. Loading a folder in Windows takes forever when it has tons of pictures in it. At home, my phone automatically connects to my PC when it’s on wifi, and accessing a folder on my phone is the same as accessing a local folder.
KDE Connect can probably do this.
I don’t know if it was in 1.0 but definitely before the final version. I tried it before 1.666 was around and chose to play keyboard only.
Mouselook was an option, but since the engine didn’t have any options for looking up and down, it always felt weird to play with a mouse.
If someone makes a 3d-printed ghost gun, they can destroy the gun beyond any chance at recognition by tossing it into a fire.
Honestly, 5 years ago Proton was already in pretty good shape. 2018 is when I switched to Linux, and already had very little trouble gaming.
I’m pretty sure other scientists are also looking into that issueas well.
An alternative to.space junk clogging up the sky would indeed be nice.
I hate the fan buffeting noise, and would be happy to have a fan that doesn’t do that. Not $500 happy, mind you.
Fill them with farts and then pass them around to friends.
Have you tried moving the spools around? Could be the AMS system is struggling with that one specific tube, or it could also be that the curve in the filament is making it hard to pull it into the extruder.
You could try feeding a lower spool into the tube that is currently holding the upper spool to see if that changes anything.
they’re owned by Tencent
About 35%
Tim Sweeney himself owns 41%
Heroic Launcher runs on both Windows and Linux
Multiplexing is a relevant term to look up for more information on the concept
deflecting the plastic while it’s still molten
That was my first thought
Yeah, that’s the spirit, bro! VRAM in the butt = VRAM power!
Loose cables can also damage the port and themselves.
It’s definitely possible. Depending on the budget, you can take the helmet to a professional that does 3D fabrication.
I’d say the first step should be to find a local maker space and see if anyone there can help you. Most will have 3d printers, and some might have 3d scanners. If they don’t, maybe someone there personally owns one.