Yep I love it. It’s how I keep my password manager synced between devices. It can be finicky to set up but just works without thinking after that.

I miss being able to play Rivals of Aether 2 with a GameCube controller. My to my knowledge there’s no good way to connect one on Linux.

My weather app uses that for weather data. I’ve found it more reliable than other people’s apps.

I use mint that I haven’t updated in years because one time I tried and it failed so I stopped trying. It’s my old work Thinkpad that I now use exclusively to run weekly events. It’s old and heavy and I needed a more lightweight OS than windows.

Sketcher is used as the first step for an extrusion iirc but draft is what he wants. It is just more built for 3D models to be turned into drafts rather than making a draft from scratch.

FreeCAD is pretty capable but it’s openly 3D focused and doesn’t make for a great 2D only solution. However, for some simple work with remodeling, it might be fine.

I’m not sure what all those words mean so I’m not gunna do that. I might learn these things later but I’m trying not to frontload a lot of the learning.

Why would I need to remove the Windows SSD if adding a second? Just to make sure I don’t accidentally overwrite it during install? Is there some other risk I’m not thinking of?

Good point that I didn’t consider. I actually don’t know if I have 2 slots. I just took a peek in the glass door and I can’t see well enough without unplugging a bunch. Either way, I’m buying another SSD so I guess I’ll make that call when I open my case to put it in.

Yeah I thought about booting from a flash drive as a test run option but I figured that would not be a very accurate way of gauging what the experience is like. Also, it would keep me from “settling in” with Linux because I wouldn’t want files and stuff on a flash drive, which would make me keep my PC at arms length.

What a horrible take

Yeah I’m not saying it’s legal. But its a long way from “factory”

Also, even if he was making guns, it might have been for a personal hobby.

Yep. The cheaper and easier solution to extreme housing issues is a few pallets of bricks and some mortar. This company is on a marketing campaign to try to get people in rich countries to get excited about buzzwords so they can get funding.

You were more subtle than my friends. In the computer lab, we would just change “the” to “fuck”

Why does a canal with an ocean at either end need to use a lake to fill locks? Wouldn’t it make more sense to pump seawater?

In English, it’s also pretty fine outside of developmental disorders. It’s common to refer to fire-retardant fabric. Adjusting timing in an engine is retarding or advancing.

Theoretically, that would only reduce the price proportional to the amount of new production relative to existing world production. This does little to dampen market turbulence.

I’ll bet a 10mm socket was in there. If so, it doomed the rest of the bag and NASA should have known better.