Sharpie.

slightly concerned it doesn’t have a flare but this isn’t gonna go too wrong I don’t think.

What were you expecting out of framing lumber?

Are these sig figs, or just the regular type?

“I don’t get out much, so I read.”

• Pilot, Farscape

It seems to be built with the idea that you’re going to carry around a phone, and then have keyboards, monitors, mice (though you can use the phone’s touch screen as a trackpad) etc. set up at work stations to do more serious tasks, but the app ecosystem for Android just isn’t there. About the only thing that works half decent is Google Docs.

Yes; using a USB dock with HDMI out you can use a Samsung phone as basically a desktop PC. For some reason. Having tried it, the experience isn’t great, none of the apps are really designed for it so I guess if you want to type an email on your phone, knock yoruself out.

Front is back, the gate is down, what next?

They do publish pretty good information about home canning, though in batch sizes more and more of us aren’t going to do because we’re not putting up 10 acres worth of vegetables.

I’m gonna eat a lot of brains until the protagonist blows my head off with an unrealistic shotgun.

You rarely encounter pure water out in the world; even rainwater will have things dissolved in it.

Even then, there may be chemicals like solder flux or electrolyte from a leaky capacitor that water might dissolve and become conductive enough to cause problems.

It helped me out tremendously to start thinking of FreeCAD as a spreadsheet with some CAD software in it.

I once saw Fusion360 as a Snap in the Snap store.

I did notice my dentist’s office is decorated with various posters and such that say “smile” and none of them say “chew”

What is it with people on Lemmy and “I’m [height] with unusually [shoe size] feet”?

It’s like how Firefox’s homepage almost always recommends an “article” about hearing aids.

it’ll happen to you.

I’m in this comment and I begrudgingly like it. Carry on.

I still hate “leverage” used as a synonym for “use.” “We leverage technologies” yeah sure, when was the last time you had your asshole leveraged?

Well, was it worth learning that about it?

I’ve long thought that phones needed a taze button. Every telephone in the world should have the power to deliver a high power electric shock to the user, and the phone network should only allow the callee to taze the caller. So if you call someone, the person you have called can taze you.

I don’t see any problem with the telephone network that can’t be solved by putting a 30,000 volt potential across the caller’s jaw. Make it work on call bots too, if a computer automatically calls you and you don’t want it to, put Shearon Harris on the line. Modern problems require 2nd Amendment solutions, and if you elect me as your president in 2028 it is these policies that I shall energetically enact.

I bet those tablets had their slicer software on them.

A 3D printer is a CNC machine, it doesn’t understand 3D model files, you have to give it a series of gantry movement instructions, usually in G-code format. G-code has to be written for the individual printer it’s being run on, because some of them consider the bottom left edge of the bed to be the origin, some the bottom right, some the center, you need to know the nozzle size, things like that. So you typically slice your model right before printing. And yeah I’m not really aware of any tablet friendly slicer software.