Color exists physically as different wavelengths of light. The thing “in your mind” is about non-natural colors which trigger multiple light cones in your eye and your brain interprets them a certain way different than the natural colors. In that sense you do interpret the wavelengths one way or another in your head, but the actual light wavelengths so exist.

Three kids ago I also used to iron my jeans…

The one that gives +1 swimming.

What is wrong with my reviews??

Sure. What did it cost? How many flights to get it up there? How many human spacewalk missions to maintain it?

I prefer gparted over parted.

You physically give them your card?!

Yeah but that requires space, and OP mentions he doesn’t have much.

With their bear hands.

For many reasons.

You can set up a VM that accesses the raw disk partition of windows, instead of an image, so you can either dualboot or boot normally, in order to have windows alongside Linux.

Used to work this way about 10 years ago.

AI says disk space is no longer to be considered cheap ;)

I have the same as a fileserver - I’ll have to take a look at what is antix, as arch has dropped support for 32bit…

Covfefe

1 in base pi would be 1/π, wouldn’t it? Why 1?

No.

Yeah ok fair, for “one and done” projects I do indeed believe that LLMs can be a useful tool. For maintainable code instead of write-once code, which is what I am 99% working with, I believe they suck. So my definition of “good” would be a lot stricter.

Honest question. If you claim you are not good enough to build it, how can you evaluate that what you are getting is good or not?

I would guess the z-offset should be fine because for any other filament it works correctly.

I will try to print a test for determining the flow rate for this specific filament after my print is done. I am using the default Bambu settings at the moment, and didn’t have any issue on other filaments so far, but I guess it’s worth checking out.

The satellite computers don’t perform as much work, produce as much heat, or are as densely placed as those in the data centers.