Uranium 🟩 @ Uranium_Green @sh.itjust.works

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I was going to suggest posting this to the homeorganisation community, then I realised you're the guy who made that community as well; you're really prolific at these custom organisation prints, I'm impressed!

I have to ask are you a 3D designer by profession or is this just a hobby?

Tbf, there are other infrastructure that aren't the literal wells of oil, take refineries for example, they are central to the operation, are harder to replace than a bit of pipeline, typically the end point for many pipelines.

Though all of these factors make them much more likely to be targets and to also have much greater security. Still functionally even if you manage to take one down it won't make a difference in the grand scheme of things.

Add on that most refineries are likely designed with fire breaks/fire suppression systems nowadays so it probably won't even have an knock on effect

Tbh the advice provided is already pretty accurate, as to how; there's a non zero chance that a friend may have sent you a RAT (remote admin tool/remote access Trojan), these are basically the best back door to someone's computer you can have, normally you want to have physical access to someone's computer to install them or have a user run it with elevated privileges, (there are other ways as well, such as spoofing a jpg, other methods of remote code execution). These tools will allow you to access there computer, files, keylog, steal passwords, send popups, open and close the disk tray plus basically anything else you could do with access to the computer.

Basically follow other people's advice in regards to undoing this.

How many children do you interact with?

Heck, how many people do you interact with?

This feels like a completely biased view; if you were to ask my partner who is a secondary school teaching assistant/supports SEN kids, most of the children/teens being actual problems (and not just annoying someone who, by the sounds of it, doesn't like children to begin with), are the ones born to parents who don't give a fuck about encouraging creativety/individuality/imagination, either in combination with no discipline or overtly harsh discipline.

The ones that suffer harsh discipline are often as messed up as those who face absolutely no discipline, (ironically, often they overlap, many face absolutely no discipline most of the time to then have overtly harsh punishment when they push things too far), but make no mistake; the ones who face that early life are not the ones with parents who are encouraging them to be themselves, to use their imagination or to be individual. They are the ones that are forced to be independent because their parent is down the pub leaving them to sort tea for themselves, or the the ones whose home life is never stable with many different but no permanent parental figures.

Heck, I know a few people raised by hippies, even if they're not hippiesh themselves, they still show a greater appreciation for nature/reading, are generally quite well rounded individuals.

The people I knew who faced overtly strict upbringings, either ended up not having the backbone/social skills to navigate life, or going off of the rails when given the opportunity.

The key, as always, is balance; encourage your child to develop a sense of self (and by extension self worth, self respect and self reliance) while also teaching them that they need to respect others with the same respect that they are shown; if they aren't shown any respect then they'll have none for other people.

Children are in a constant state of learning and developing; that's why they are children; they are developing these skills as much as any other skill.

You often have to have a liscence to operate radio equipment of that type, which required you to be certified, the person that would certify him is 270km away

Lithium batteries aren't exactly great if they still hold a charge, they risk violent combustion if damaged/pierced.

The problems really occur when they end up in amongst trash heaps/recycling plants as they can ignite causing huge plastic/rubbish fires that smolder internally for days before suddenly going up.

IIRC there are other metals included in lithium batteries that you don't want leaking into the ground water (lithium isn't great, but heavy metals can be pretty awful)

Some places take the vapes, but afaik there is no consistent program, this is compounded by a lot of the people I see using these vapes are children/young teens, which means a lot of them don't end up in the bin, but literally just thrown on the ground.

Nah, that does a disservice to both mentally challenged people, and lets the Tories off for how cruel they really are

I spoke to a partner of a friend whose working on hydrogen cells and "low temp" (600c, though earlier versions were 800-1000c) cerium or Cesium yttrium catalyst electrolysers. The point of the electrolysis pathway is that you're able to use excess energy from green sources (solar/hydro/nuclear) that we currently don't have the infrastructure to store, to produce hydrogen for use in hydrogen cells or to be used as an alternative to fossil fuel derived hydrogen in metallurgical processes (steel making etc)

They're a spammer trying to advertise their key selling business/scam, honestly fucking laughable that they post in piracy.

Or using any legacy hardware such as the playstation eyetoy camera, a usb keyboard with a built in piano keyboard, some old random TV tuner card

Then there's the hardware which windows only ever had 32bit drivers for, meaning even if you find the drivers on some obscure dodgy site they'll never work.

Then there's the whole bs of windows not allowing unsigned drivers.

None of these issues on Linux

I'm sure you know this, but that's exactly how a town got turned in to a EPA superfund site due to Dioxin contamination, because of a fuck up over chain of command for waste oil from the creation of napalm or pesticides(IIRC?). The guy running the spraying business didn't know, which I can believe, but the company that paid for him to dispose of it should've informed him.

It will change the screen quality slightly, though I like to think of it as free anti-aliasing

Though here you go friend, I used their steamdeck protector, though I've linked the switch one

You can get matte plastic ones for less than £10 for two

Pro tip, if the joints on them are starting to not hold together of their own accord and you don't want them to fall apart: use zip ties on the edges/corners to reinforce them.

Flashbacks to me having borked my manjaro install trying to update after having gotten stable diffusion running on older AMD hardware, and subsequently panicking and fucking it up more trying to repair it

Sorry, I could've been clearer!

Ubuntu when I first tried it back when it was ubutntu 9.04 was amazing as it was different but it wasn't anywhere as user friendly as manjaro or most other OSes are now. At the time it was miles ahead of the competition, but that gap has closed significantly.

But the point being is that I tried with 9.04, 12.04 and probably a couple later releases and the system never stayed functioning for long, and became slower that it seemed to be with earlier releases, whereas I found the snappiness/relative ease of installation etc with a different OS.

I think what I'm saying is: when Ubuntu was the only offering for user friendly Linux it was amazing, but now that it's not the only flavour striving to provide that experience it feels clunky and outdated.

And I too made that mistake with manjaro at one point, borking the install by not consistently updating it.

What “just works” for some people doesn’t “just work” for others.

Couldn't have put it better myself

Hard disagree, Ubuntu for me has become slow and generally in my experience has never been able to replace my windows install; when I finally did replace my windows install it was with manjaro which had a few issues (nothing to do with user friendlyness), due to my living situation I'm currently exclusively using my steamdeck with its steamos which has been fine so far, the only thing it's missing without enabling pacman is openvpn

It might be worth just changing your language to undefined and English (and any other language you speak, though I now realise you may be Swedish, so that likely won't help) but if you're not Swedish it'll help.

I mean those statements seem like they're in contradiction of each other; if attention spans are lower (which I don't disagree with) then people are more likely to debate/discuss a wider range of topics though perhaps in less detail.

This doesn't necessarily mean collectively people will be able to hold onto these points to bring about effective change, though it doesn't preclude it either.

Am I being silly?

To me it looks like the stock ender 3 V1 hot end that OP is using, which I didn't think was all metal, then again I don't know what constitutes all metal...