

Finns invented half of their vocabulary just to fuck with the rest of the world.
I take my shitposts very seriously.
Finns invented half of their vocabulary just to fuck with the rest of the world.
The development of 3.0 was focused on GEGL and non-destructive editing. Working on the shape tool in parallel would’ve taken away resources and pushed back the release date even further.
The EndeavourOS forum to give support (I use base Arch, but they’re close enough), the Lutris forums, and Blenderartists. Stackoverflow and similar services, and various issue trackers, if you count those.
The bones stop aging?
I’ve had the same mechanical pencil for ten years. It’s comfortable, reliable, easy to reload, but if I had to choose one for the rest of my life, I’d still go with the traditional wood/graphite pencil. It’s cheap, it’s everywhere, it’s durable, and not a great loss if you lose it.
Tomorrow for sure!
He’s The Sergeant from Warframe at best. Big words, but gets taken out by accidental splash damage.
Keeping in mind that this is a hypothetical scenario and that I did point out that the overall efficiency is dependent on how much of the power is generated by renewables and how much by the on-site diesel generator:
Ah, I see you’ve got the new hardware implementation of netcat
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Debatable, it depends on what fraction of the power was supplied by the generator. The chemical-kinetic-electric energy conversion incurs great losses because of waste heat, and portable diesel generators are not always built with efficiency in mind. A charging station operating on 100% diesel to power an EV is much less efficient than a modern ICE vehicle of a similar mass sans batteries.
$ sudo touch woman
You are not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
I know it’s a joke, but many Tesla “solar” charging stations did actually use diesel generators a few years ago. Citation needed, but I can’t be assed to look up the article.
The reason shape tools don’t exist yet is because they would require the implementation of non-destructive vector layers, and a fundamental overhaul of the vector back-end. More: https://developer.gimp.org/core/roadmap/#development-focus
What’s the problem with Vortex (other than using Electron)? I’m using it for Fallout New Vegas on Linux desktop, and other than OS-specific issues (like having to fuck with the Wine config to make hardlink deployment work, or not being able to handle nxm
links), I’ve really had no significant problems with it.
But how will Americans justify their private arsenals if they don’t have 30-50 feral hogs running into their yards while their small kids play?
It’s like their entire PR department is an infinite number of monkeys banging on typewriters… it took a while, but they managed to produce an idea that wouldn’t hurt their image.
There’s a world of difference between “awesome for gaming” and “has great games made for it”. I would not want to see a world where games are locked behind an additional layer of prohibitively expensive hardware and a Facebook account, with gameplay systems compromised to make the interactions VR-compatible.
VR should be a second-class citizen and I’m fine with that.
“Are you a man or a woman?”
“I am hammer and sickle.”
“What gender are you?”
“Communist.”
“Yeah, but what’s in your pants?”
“The means of reproduction.”
Yes it does, if done properly. I have stops for four bus lines within walking distance. During peak hours, buses come once every 15 minutes. Trolleys in the city centre, every 10 minutes. Trams, every two minutes, and always packed. Most of the surrounding villages have bus stops. A lack of perspective is not an excuse.