This should work: https://www.makeronline.com/en/model/DO NOT TALK TO COMPUTERS/252643.html

Nah, i actually just started out with 3D printing. All i did was take the design from here, remove everything except the outline, make some light tweaks and use the final image as a displacement texture in blender. You could pretty easily do this with any image, and seeing how much people like this one, i’ll probably make some similar stuff in the future.

Just uploaded it here: https://www.makeronline.com/en/model/DO NOT TALK TO COMPUTERS/252643.html

Have fun :3

It’s just a convention. commands starting with $ are meant to be executed by a user. commands starting with # are meant to be executed by root.

8x + 2

Maybe it’s just RegEx. 0 or more "F"s allowed. e.g. CK, FCK, FFCK, …

This is why i like robinson projection, same thing as mercator except squished by the cosine of latitude to account for area distortion

The background is made from a plain purple color with added HSV noise. Then an effect is added on top of everything by copying the entire image into a new layer and applying a convolution with a kernel like this:

-1  0  0  0  0
 0 -1  0  0  0
 0  0  1  0  0
 0  0  0  1  0
 0  0  0  0  1

In GIMP those are under “filters > noise > HSV noise” and “filters > generic > convolution”

The specific os doesn’t really matter, just get one that runs a lightweight WM. Whatever you pick, make sure you enable Zswap on it to really squeeze every bit of performance out of that ram.

That’s a cool effect, how did you do that?

nvm, i found it

Unfortunately i lost the source xcf file so this is the only version i have

ofc, do what you wish!

Typically an IP address is represented as 4 8-bit integers (1.252.160.85), but it can also be represented as a single 32-bit integer (33333333). The ping utility accepts both forms.

An unofficial build too! (i only play osu because it’s one of the few games that can be installed by just adding it to my NixOS config :3)

I like that wallpaper, do you have a source for it?

Code comments be like

Pedantic. When people say micro-scale/nano-scale they mean “measured in micrometers/nanometers”. So a nanoparticle is a particle with a size that makes nanometers the most convenient unit.

Features:

• Implemented in Rust

Of course