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I meant more like my code is inefficient hahaha, i’m not really paying attention to any optimization right now, as it’s just a home project

I can use react to build something, but fuck is it inefficient. Still learning though, as i’m just creating my first frontend and it’s for a hobby project anyway, so performance doesn’t matter.

I have 5 tb total i think? 1 hard drive, and 2 ssd’s, one with 1tb and one with 2tb

o7

Can confirm the airflow is good

gekoloniseerd

Because it sounds like a stupid joke about a can of spam i assume

They said the same last year halfway through the weekend and on sunday there was still 100s of them around the track

I have 3 monitors currently, two for coding, and one for things like spotify, discord, etc. Stuff i don’t have to access a lot basically. Also, it looks cool.

Because it’s uncomfortable to have a toaster strapped to your face for 8 hours

Why is there a camera inside the shuffling machine

Nvm, it’s in the article:

They found that the Deckmate 2 also has an internal camera designed to ensure that every card is present in the deck, and that they could gain access to that camera to learn the entire order of the deck in real time, sending the results from their small hacking device via Bluetooth to a nearby phone, potentially held by a partner who then could then send coded signals to the cheating player.

yeah right what does that even mean

To add onto this, you can also have:

<div> </div>

And style it with:

div { background-color: red; }

just using the html tags without a . or #

The chance that happens when google is the most used is pretty small

Aside from asking it coding questions (which are generally a helpful pointer in the right direction), i also ask it alot of questions like “Turn these values into an array” or something similar when i have to make an array of values (or anything else that’s repetitive) and am too lazy to do it myself. Just a slight speedup in work.

Lahaia town is a historic town (as stated in the article), so i assume they did not yet have the same standards as they do today yet.

How does this work? I know nothing about 3D printing in general, but is the ‘poop bucket’ used to transition between different colors of fillament? And how does it know when it’s at the proper color?

‘Pedestrians walk past manhole cover that wasn’t shot into space’

Doesn’t that just make it a manhole cover

Apparently, though i’ve never seen or heard of it happening

Thanks for the example!