Huh. Only 11 days on the Raspberry Pi I’m using as a “desktop system” right now. (Arch Linux Arm, btw… though Arch Linux Arm sucks now-a-days.)
Let’s check my RPi-based NAS:
[tootsweet@mynasserver ~]$ uptime
19:56:07 up 212 days, 18:43, 4 users, load average: 0.16, 0.04, 0.01
Also not as long as I’d have guessed.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6f92hKbz5Eo
What a glorious time to be alive.
And then if you still can’t scroll up/down to read the rest of the article, look for and disable any overflow:hidden; or position: fixed in the CSS. It’ll probably be on the <html> or <body> tag, or on something pretty “high level” just under the <body> tag or no more than a couple of levels of hierarchy beneath.
Mod here.
This post got reported three times by three different individuals.
It’s 100% antithetical to the point of this whole community to post AI-generated images. Except probably to make fun of it, show good examples of it failing miserably, etc. Which isn’t sufficiently the case here. And I kinda think this was posted in a way that kindof comes off as dickish. So:
I’m not a professional Wall Street analyst, but even just connecting the dots myself (with the help of Gemini)…
God dammit, Philippe.
I had a dream that involved Plan 9 last night. (The operating system, that is.) I don’t remember much of it except recognizing the look of the screen someone was sharing via projector as Rio.
I wonder what Freud would think of that dream.
Right? How TF did this come out of Ron Desantis’ head?
It’s what happens after the throw.
No, just all I want to tell you about.
Free phone plan? Wat? Is it ad supported or something?
Out of curiosity, I went and found the OrcaSlicer ticket where they’re working on adding the bricklaying feature to OrcaSlicer. Seems like they’re just hoping it doesn’t attract Stratasys’ attention.
Even if they have to remove the feature, it’ll still be in the history of the repo and it should be relatively easy to unrevert and rebuild personally on one’s own computer if necessary. Until the codebase changes enough to make it harder to maintain the fork.
Oh, I didn’t say I knew how to make that happen.
Democrats when they’re in power promoting places like Puerto Rico and DC into states definitely wouldn’t hurt, though.
Also, theoretically Trump getting less and less popular is probably helping its chances.
And more awareness of the existence of the pact is definitely beneficial.
Whether it’s likely to happen even if the above all happens, who knows.
I vibe code Brainfuck using Eliza.
It’s way past time to get the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact to 270.
Stratasys still has a patent on it
That’s putting it generously, isn’t it?
This video from a year ago goes into why the patent they have today isn’t valid. (Short answer: prior art. They patented it in 1995 and that expired in 2015 in the U.S. and 2016 in Europe. Then they re-patented it in 2020, which isn’t really something they can do, but the patent office granted it anyway, probably unaware of the prior patent. There’s kindof a “new claim” in the later patent, but there’s prior art for that as well in the form of a 2019 feature request on PrusaSlicer’s Github.)
I get that Stratasys has lawyers and money and might theoretically be able to win even a case with as little merit as a patent case regarding that 2020 patent would have. But I’m not sure I’d go so far as to say they have a (valid) patent.
Blockchain can’t do that. Blockchain can’t do anything that something else can’t do better.
I love the whole Green Lantern franchise. I really ought to read more of it.
Huh. So lawyers go to hell and rules lawyers run hell.
“If it works, it ain’t stupid.” ;)