fmstrat @ fmstrat @lemmy.nowsci.com

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And that you have the time to figure out how to do it right. (Because they pay you for that time).

For weather, the hottest/coldest part of the day are almost always around the same time. If you know those, it's pretty easy to say "the temp right now is the hottest it will be for the rest of the day", or "the high for today will be the hottest when we get there".

FreeCAD is what I've been using. Works pretty well for 99% of things, and good Youtube tutorials out there.

https://github.com/fmstrat/samba-domain

Works with all AD tools. I've been using it for years.

I used to be in this camp. xdotool was the solution for me.

I second Immich. Does this great, and the local AI mapping is pretty good.

There are lots of these? And if it's images, you could use Immich and it will find similar pictures that aren't exact, too.

This would be great

iOS only.

For the rest of us, best you can do with them is pick your interstate: https://weatherontheway.app/us-interstate-weather/

Seems like youre shooting these down without considering what the author meant by "program".

• Create a folder called "My Channel"
• Make a bash script that does the symlinks
• Add folder to Jellyfin
• Profit

Given your occupation, what do you do for fun?

This one might be different. Many Chromebook owners mostly use Android Apps when not browsing in Chrome. Chromebook tablets are great, for instance, because they are basically Android tablets with full desktop Chrome (I still use FF, though).

Adding a full desktop browser to Android would realistically remove the need for ChromeOS, and be more efficient since it would remove the emulation requirement.

Paxton’s office, in an explanation of the common-law privacy exception on its website, mentions that “personal financial information” that doesn’t deal with government transactions “is generally highly intimate or embarrassing and must be withheld.”

Bribing you mean.

Hmm. What about CAD? The professor going to teach FreeCAD, OpenSCAD, F360, OnShape, etc?

I think requiring one tool is OK. You're there to learn the process in a way that you can migrate to what you want later. Teachers aren't paid enough as it is, so it should be made as easy as possible for them to manage the flow of work.

Paxton’s office, in an explanation of the common-law privacy exception on its website, mentions that “personal financial information” that doesn’t deal with government transactions “is generally highly intimate or embarrassing and must be withheld.”

Wait.. Is this an "allow bribes" law?

Yup realize the state isn't making them, right? It's a partnership/subsidization with one of the food companies that handles welfare foods.

Drag them across the corner of the counter, pulling down as you do. Works great.

All brains should aspire to work like your brain.

Julbo cycling glasses. They're also the best tint changing lens out there, but pricey, very pricey. They'll look sport-dorky, which is it's own weird vibe. I have these (got them on big sale) for cycling, hiking, and mountaineering. They have a non "cover" version that's more normal looking, too.

https://julbo.us/products/ultimate-cover-glacier-sunglasses?pr_prod_strat=pinned&pr_rec_id=0412ce9b5&pr_rec_pid=8073549906206&pr_ref_pid=8073549840670&pr_seq=uniform&variant=49502214455582

ZFS. Since it backs up at block level, moving giant files means you onoy send a few K for the backup, unlike other solutions like rsync, etc.