[–] 2 points 1 day ago (1 child)

I have an emphatic hatred for SMART goals. It's not that I can't or don't set goals for myself, I just hate having to force my objectives into cookie cutter management jargon. I just can't bring myself to care, because my brain doesn't work that way; I get more value from the journey than from checking the box at the end. I'd much rather declare some nebulous destination so I can take on projects and challenge myself to work towards that, so I have opportunities to learn/ practice the skills I want to grow.

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    Most of my hardware is from before I switched to Linux and I don't see the need to switch anything that's still working. I have a pair of Sennheiser 6xx's that I use at my desk (my usage is occasional enough that I haven't been able to justify buying a dedicated DAC/ Amp) and a pair of Sony WH-1000XM6's that live in my backpack for when I'm outside the house.

    For mic I usually use the mic built into my webcam (Logitech c920) at my desk, it's nothing fancy, but it works well enough for the occasional voice/ video call. I don't think I've had reason to need to use my mic while away from my desk, but I'd probably fall back to the one built into my laptop or use the XM6's mic.

    The only thing that might need software is the XM6's, but those can always fallback to using a wired connection in a pinch. Plus, since they can be paired to both my phone and laptop at the same time, I can use the android app to handle settings tweaks (usually just adjusting the noise canceling mode).

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  • [–] 5 points 4 days ago

    I always get a kick out of the overlap between philosophy and math when it comes to formal logic/ proofs. Like, the underpinnings for dissecting an argument are exactly the same regardless of whether the discussion is about number theory or what it means to have consciousness.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 week ago

    Lol, the game is actually pretty snappy with a light mod list (Harmony, base game, official expansions + whatever I'm working on), I think my load times are only a couple of seconds. Plus steam will send out the "Alias is playing RimWorld message" as soon as the game is launched, regardless of whether the game fully loads or not.

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  • [–] 2 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    Over RimWorld mods?! While I will acknowledge that everyone should play the vanilla game before diving into mods, RimWorld is one of the most modder friendly games I've ever seen (mod support was literally mentioned in the game's original Kickstarter).

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  • [–] 7 points 1 week ago (1 child)

    I'm not a big fish, but I've been around a long time. Most of my mods are cases where the original author has stepped away from modding and I saw an opportunity to add some improvements of my own while carrying on the torch (I stand on the shoulders of giants and all). I maintain a handful of mods, but the biggest/ most notable are probably Setup Camp, Camping Stuff, and Doormats. If you’re interested in the full list, here’s my Steam / GitHub

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  • [–] 35 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (8 children)

    I make mods for RimWorld and my poor friends get subjected to this all the time (I'm really bad about remembering to set myself as offline and my friends find it more amusing than anything else) because the fastest way to test my code is usually just to close the game, and reopen it.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 child)

    I'm taking a complete shot in the dark, but it's happening on the X and Y axes and what looks like similar spots every layer, which makes me think that'd it be something mechanical that's only manifesting under some condition (like flow rate or speed). Maybe check your bolts, belts, and rails? My gut says loose toolhead/ extruder (wiggling could cause weird lines like that), but that's more a guess than an "I've seen this before" kind of thing. Failing that, I'd be curious to see if that pattern shows up in a flow rate test.

    I know many folks have sworn off Discord, but if you haven't, maybe try asking in the Voron discord too?

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  • [–] 6 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    Maybe it's because this is the Fuck Cars comm and they (much like you) completely failed to read the room?

    Yeah, some places have shitty infrastructure, but it doesn't have to be bad, that's kind of the fucking point around here.

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  • [–] 7 points 2 weeks ago (1 child)

    Hi and welcome! Do you have a budget and a rough idea of the kinds of things you'd be looking to print?

    Naively, I'd second the core one recommendation, assuming that the price tag isn't a problem and that you aren't looking to print multi-color (it's still possible on that machine, just not something that comes stock).

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    I know this community has seen a lot of meta posts lately and the last thing I want to do is pile on or draw the eye of Sauron our new mod team, but Dohpaz mentioned the community banding together to include a common identifier in post titles (context) and I think the idea has enough merit to surface as a top level discussion.

    I'm not looking to make rule 5 so cumbersome that the ordinary person needs a doctorate in regular expressions to figure out how to name their post (or create a bunch of extra work for the mods), but I do think there'd be genuine benefit in encouraging folks to put the comic titles or creators in their post title.

    First and foremost, this makes attribution a priority and while I recognize that there's always going to be someone just starting out or the odd comic who's author has been lost or the Internet, I believe in an era of questionable information, the best thing we can do is cite our sources.

    From the perspective of accessibility, it guarantees that anyone who can't see the post thumbnail (be it due to vision or just one of myriad of different front ends, clients, and formats that one might use to access Lemmy) can have the same heads up about what a post might contain as someone who can see stick figures and assume that it's probably XKCD.

    Similarly, front loading attribution helps address the "what do we do about problematic artists?" discussion. I will admit that it is a compromise, but in a world of imperfect people and imperfect solutions, it strikes me as the sort of compromise where everyone can walk away from the table feeling like they got some of what they wanted. To those that value freedom of information and expression, comics are still available and nobody is claiming a moral high ground on what can and can't be posted. To those that would rather not see/ engage with content from problematic authors, comics are clearly labeled and can be more easily be ignored, down voted, or filtered out (if your client supports it). I'm not sure if Lemmy has a limit on pinned posts, but maybe the mods could pin an artist review mega thread where we could keep a community discussion of "in case you're one of today's unlucky 10000, this artist frequently posts hateful comments".

    Finally, for purely practical (and admittedly somewhat selfish) reasons, it would make it much easier to search for posts if one sought to find a specific comic or discussion in the community history. (Plus I think it might be neat to open the door from some dataisbeautiful visualizations on the popularity of the comics that get posted here).

     

    Hi, I think I've run out of keywords to hit Google with, so it's time to ask for help.

    I'm running Fedora on my Framework 16, which is domain joined to my home lab Active Directory. Overall I'm pretty happy with KDE, but SDDM is proving to be rather bothersome (it's not a huge fan of my domain account, and constantly forces me to enter my creds in the other user free form, which prevents me from using my fingerprint sensor to login). For grins, I tried out the GDM display manager and was able to both pick my account from the list of users and use my fingerprint to log in. That said, I'm not a particularly huge fan of the GNOME look and feel.

    So, I was wondering if it would be possible to use just the GDM login prompt, but have it feed into KDE desktop and if so what I'd need to tinker with to configure it.

    (I feel like it should theoretically be possible, but it's not strictly a deal breaker- worst case the next Fedora update in April is supposed to be replacing SDDM with a new fork)

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