nezbyte @ nezbyte @lemmy.world

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Avelon: reminds me most of Apollo. Paywalls for premium features of course. Mlem: decent and getting better with every update. Arctic: not a fan of the current cluttered compact post view Voyager: stable web-app with frequent updates Liftoff: Had major cache issues in iOS, mine got up to 100GB. Excellent view on another instance support. Memmy: decent, but the design isn’t my favorite.

My cat usually covers it for me when I’m gaming.

The costumes and special effects are worth watching for. The Hunters in particular were very well done.

SolidWorks for Makers seems like a decent competitor. $48/year USD for now.

It is undoubtedly an impressive extruder assembly, but the cost is a bit too high for me to consider it. Best of luck to them.

Washington Post is currently $4/4-weeks or $40/year USD for unlimited articles.

You can also build your own custom SATA power cables with some crimp connectors.

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mszyiNO

That card doesn’t appear to have Linux drivers in the standard DAQmx install. Disclaimer, I’ve never tried using NI cards on Linux.

https://www.ni.com/en/support/documentation/compatibility/21/ni-hardware-and-operating-system-compatibility.html

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No worries, I’m just sharing information and answering questions. Not trying to argue a point.

Reasons why Apple iMessage does not support RCS has way too much speculation around it from what I’ve briefly read so I prefer not to comment.

Google RCS was designed to be interoperable. Apple iMessage was not.

Google’s RCS service is unique in that it is not telecom based. I would advise looking at the RCS Wikipedia article here.

Doors and corners, kid.

Other recommended book series for scifi physics:

• Expeditionary Force
• Bobiverse

I thought I knew this song. Little did I know there was a part 1 through part 9. Humbled by your Pink Floyd dedication.

Comfortably Numb by Pink Floyd if I really want to mellow out

Now I’m itching to play JSRF again. Next time Bombshell Cyberfunk goes on sale I’ll pick it up. Seems like it’ll be a great game to play on a steam deck.

Driving in the summer heat with my windows down and the AC blasting always feels like such a rebellious act.

A hobbit door would fit the space perfectly.

I don’t think this printer would even fit through my door.

I appreciate the short review format and lack of pop-ups on the website.

Disappointing to hear that Bombrush Cyberfunk didn’t live up to the Jet Set Radio expectations. I used to play JSRF all the time on the OG Xbox.