512 bits? No one would need more IMO!

Amazing post!

I was a big user of Google Reader. I did not use any RSS reader after the end of it.

I found the same vibes of using RSS with Lemmy.

At first I thought you were demonstrating what happens to a image when its encrypted using Electronic codebook (ECB) mode.

Reads like something YouTuber Nilered would make.

"Zero Profit"

Promotes and links to monetized YouTube channel.

You can try it yourself in the browser system7.app

I like macOS a lot, but the last few versions have been unremarkable and frankly kind of ass.

Meanwhile Linux has made huge strides and I don’t know how much value a hackintosh has these days.

I've been following Jan for a while now, he does excellent work and I love his technical explanations.

His prints always look like they are on fast-forward, but that's actually just the real speed. Amazing!

I'm a potato

I have a friend who runs a short run contract manufacturing company in the US (prototype to 1000-ish runs). Needless to say he is fully dialed in to everything to do with the electronics supply chain. Even he sends out to China for prototype and short-run PCBs. He has tried multiple times with the few US-based companies that still do it, but quality and price are both issues, which is a bad combo.

Not pictured: The hundred other things you need to consider which this tool cannot do.

We take things like and and paper for granted but those are pretty decent metrics when you're storing information by hand

much more efficient (in spaces and penstrokes) than the Roman numerals they replaced, and even the “Arabic” numerals that replaced them. A single glyph could record anything from 1 to 9,999.

But letters and numbers are not supposed to be optimized for the space they take up? What an odd metric. I rather have a system that is easy to read, easy to write, easy to expand, more flexible, ...

Myeah ... Not getting anywhere near US, but thanks for asking

I fully expected some bizarre connection.

I don't think it's so far fetched to imagine a virus disseminated via clickbait images

No

Was anyone else expecting to read about superbowl titties?

Edison? Glad to hear they moved out from their parent's back yard. That alone is actual progress.

I could see this process being useful for jewelry making. Traditionally, a custom pendant will be made in wax (these days that part can be 3D printed), put in plaster, burned out and then the cast metal is poured in. With this process, you could make your own re-usable metal molds.

Tried it for fun in a VM. It is surprisingly usable. It takes a bit of "unlearning" of Linux quirks, but since it is Unix, most stuff just works in a mostly sensible way.

Cool. Could there also be structural applications for say light walls/doors of bicycle campers?

This title will be fun for people in England.

I like to use petroleum jelly as a lubricant. Mainly because it's non-toxic (so can be used on toys for children) and is very readily available. Requires some working-in as it will be sticky at first. Too much will gum things up until its been worked in. What's really good is its initial stickiness ensures you get a good coating on any gears in direct contact with each other