Playing Java (as mentioned by others) should work just fine on Linux. IIRC Fabric mod loader works pretty well, although it’s been a year since I’ve played.
Sideboard - if you’ve got an nvidia card, look into a mod called nvidium. That plus a few other visual mods got me to 128 chunk render @ ~500FPS… it’s pretty awesome, just only works w/ nvidia cards.
Note that Costco also offers some banger deals on prescriptions and contacts and such, and apparently has a great tire service as well although I’ve personally not used it before. They also offer great deals on car rentals, among other things I’m sure. I just bought contacts 3 days ago and ended up paying $450 to get them through Costco as opposed to $750 to get them from anywhere else.
There are dozens of us Lemmy.one users! Dozens!
I’ve also mentioned this before but for those that need a more photoshop-like GIMP experience, try taking a look at PhotoGimp, it’s essentially a reskin+remap of all of the hotkeys to more closely match those of photoshop, and it works wonderfully.
I mean yeah, that makes sense. If you’re buying from a random reseller, there’s always a chance that they’re selling fraudulent things
Amazing!! Great job :)
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I used to use mine for games but I don’t really play games any more. So for the last year or two my PC has been mostly dedicated to CAD, PCB design, coding, et cetera.
Terrific, I may have to give them a shout. Thanks much!
Damn, that’s not bad at all. I had a plastic part the size of my fist sintered (same technology) a few years back and it costed about $450
Rich, white, straight, christian male. Given recent events, that second-to-last part is especially important :/
The spice is a core 2 duo
I love hate love hate love systemd!
It’s great sometimes but trying to deal with systemd-related objects in an OpenBMC Yocto project has been an absolute nightmare. Like many things, it’s got ups and downs.
I’ve used Termius on my iPhone, it works pretty well. Unsure if they’ve got an iPad client but I would be surprised if they didn’t?
I’m curious how much you paid for it, SLS can be pretty expensive! Very cool.
The nib looks like the calligraphy nibs I’ve used in the past so if I had to say, it’s (like others have said) a dip pen. The friction-fit nib supports that, too, because you’d want to be able to change to different nib types for different fonts easily while still using the same nib holder, same as you do for calligraphy nib holders nowadays
Good old Johnny-two-thumbs