Okay! That makes it really clear. How does the gcode pathing look for the center bit? Does it pick up and travel any? I bet the blobbing you’re seeing is because of infill/walls for those very tight angles. Something that might print a bit better on your printer is to round off the points in the corners and switch to all walls.

Never understood if you could snap half the life away, why not just double the resources or improve the efficiency of existing resource utilization? What a stupid, small brained solution to reach for when you’re tapping omnipotence. Especially because it doesn’t solve the problem because life fucks and makes more life! Fuck I hate what comic book movies became.

Atom RPG, wasteland 3, etc. Not as old school isometric, but the vibe is almost there. I do miss the quirky humor, though. It is a shame the TV show is as campy as it is. Fallout 4 was all the dumb mechanics that weren’t the game. Unfortunately, I don’t think we’ll ever get a NV2 or the vibe of NV set in a different location.

Damn, maybe you found your alternative career if the current one fails!

Maybe it is genetic. My uncle did interior design for a living. To be honest, it was both difficult and easy at the same time because I knew what kinda colors I liked but needed to pick a scheme that said “responsible adult you want to fuck”. What’s hilarious is that my partner and I am not home decorator people. Current home is definitely not something you’d see in a magazine. It was easy to spruce up a little studio apartment, more effort when the space is a lot bigger lol

Have to admit, before I wanted a partner, I needed to build a proper “nest” to impress any potential mates. Got a home theater setup. All the right accoutrements and candles. Nice dishes, furniture, the works. I had designs to slay so much after I was done with the place. The only person I ever brought home ended up marrying me.

Before that? Mattress on the floor. One desk and chair for the computer. Didn’t even have a TV.

god damn it, you’re gonna make me do another play through. Independent New Vegas ALWAYS

+1 to getting kids to work the press. This is how we did it in my family :-D

These look great! You should get yourself a tortilla press

Saves your counter and elbow grease, plus you can dial in the thinness a bit easier. Some wax paper also helps reduce the amount of dusting flour

I don’t think there is any organized feud, as such. A lot of instance population is actually self-selecting. Ideological instances are common. .ml happens to be one of the bigger ideological ones. Unfortunately, they tend to support authoritarian narratives coming out of countries that like to invade their neighbors. Lots of russian disinformation comes from that instance in particular.

I am not terribly worried. These are some of the most seasoned veteran engineers who have put in their time with hand-tools. They take quality very seriously. Just because Linus has the clankers chasing some performance improvements doesn’t mean he’s abdicating his stance on quality.

well that was like three seconds of useful footage wrapped in KillTheCameraMan

“car”

Well, I guess it depends on your definition of AI here. Would a linear regression fitting a curve to inform decisions on allocation or scheduling count? I wonder if anyone has also tried to apply classifiers to commits.

I think you’re probably going to need to go back a few years if you really want an untainted kernel. Pretty sure there have been LLM assisted commits for at least two years. And some of those likely didn’t have any indication. To be safe, you probably want to go back to at least 2023 if not 2022.

Okay, I shouldn’t have laughed at this great idea, but it is humorous to imagine this scenario.

That sucks. Maybe find something else or somewhere else? Perhaps it is the gender of the butts involved? If your arousal is visible this might complicate things at work. It also opens you to risk.

Ah, awesome. Glad that fixed the immediate problem. As for making the update work? No clue. Very likely something is updating out of lock step. I don’t run Arch based systems, so I am not familiar how often that can happen, but on Debian unstable, it can be frequent that you end up in a situation where something updates and the dependencies end up breaking some other package because that package hasn’t been updated yet to work with the new dependency.

Yup, I think you just found your smoking gun. Maybe try feeding that long chain of text from the crashed process into your closest clanker that can also search the web and see what it says. I have a feeling something won’t be aligned between the driver and the kernel. Like some package was pinned, but the kernel was updated over it or something.

I know how it hard it can be to chase down a problem like this, so I like to help a bit. I’ve had lots of issues dealing with Xorg over the years, especially when it comes to GPUs (AMD and nvidia).