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Everything posted by OJTheAviator
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I'm not dead, just busy. I did make a neat render I wanted to share:
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Looks really nice! I just have two suggestions. The light source seems a bit on the bright side, and the waves could be slowed down. Otherwise, I like this render.
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I need to study but I'm absorbed by the saying "righty tighty, lefty loosey". It is nonsensical! If the top of the turning thing is going left, the bottom is going right, and if the bottom is going left, the top is going right! There is no relative translation between the two parts!! One could use the right hand rule, that makes sense. But 'left' and 'right' don't describe rotation!!!
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Sounds like a 3 am thought!
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Want me to add a layer onto the confusion?
SpoilerLeft hand threaded screws. Screws that tighten when rotated counter-clockwise. :3
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More rendering! And it loops!
This was inspired by the wireframe trench in Star Wars (1977), eventually I want to build this into some sort of race with wireframe spaceships, that'd be pretty neat. Generally wanting to flesh it out while keeping the aesthetic.
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@Silentprototipe I mean, I'd be proud of that thing, as well...
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Very very stock. That’s someone’s pride and joy. That or they’ve got 12 other cars just as nice.
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@Techstorm970 Considering its a relatively mint C2 I guess he does have a right to
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I found how they make egg cartons! They just tell the cardboard to form itself into z=sin(x)sin(y)
I just randomly happened upon this shape when doing some Calc 3 homework, completely unintentionally, when I thought "EGG CARTON" and distracted myself from immanently due homework.
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I'm not dead. Also, holy crap. Apple just released the iPhone I've been dreaming about for months -- an updated iPhone with the 4s' design! This looks as good as iPhone's aesthetic peak a decade ago... with what looks like some of the best tech out there. I'm no iPhone fanboy -- far from it -- but I'm feeling a little less loyal to my Samsung Galaxy S8 right now.
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birbs!
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- OJTheAviator, Eschew and soldier_ph
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Birbs!
And yeah, feel free to post all that in the parrot thread should you desire.
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With my birds not being parrots, RGB, or animated (harassing a tv presenter), I feel these photos would look as out of place as wearing pajamas to a formal dinner
Edit: seems as though I may have misjudged the parrot thread! I may post after all
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New camera! More features! Video! Time lapse!
Perhaps I'll post photos and other stuff soon.
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I made a mistake. If people have suggestions or know people who might, I'd appreciate input.
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Heavenly Bovine, that's a lot of notifications!
I guess some have more, but I've got more than I'm used to, that's for sure
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I've finally gotten around to taking photos of my laptop...
It's got a pen, housed in the side. Contacts charge it whenever it's docked, so I don't have to worry about replacing batteries.
It folds all the way around. After all, it is named a "Yoga". Writing on the screen is very good. It's fairly responsive, nice feel.
While it's a Yoga, it's also a Thinkpad, as evidenced by the nice Thinkpad logo.
In addition, I can tell it's a Thinkpad by the piece of evidence that is the Trackpoint. I don't use it often, but I kinda like it there.
IO wise, not too shabby. On the left: USB C (non Thunderbolt unfortunately), USB C with Thinkpad dock connector (the dock connector supports Ethernet), USB A, and 3.5mm jack. On the right: power button, micro SD, USB A, full size HDMI, and Kensington lock. The only real downside would be a lack of Thunderbolt, but with all the other IO, I don't really feel a need for it. Plus, it has Intel's Wi-Fi 6 AX201 2x2 AX inside, so I get nearly 600 Mb/s on WiFi.
And lastly, what may be my favorite photo. This photo of a current laptop was taken on a DSLR from about 2005, on a lens from (likely) the '70s. I don't know the details of this lens, but it was my Grandpa's lens from his film SLR. Anyway, for me it sort of spans time in a way most photos don't.
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Nice laptop you got there. I've always been a fan of Thinkpads in particular since we used them a lot in school. I too am gonna get a brand new Laptop soon, it's the XMG Schenker Core 15 AMD with a 4800H, RTX 2060 Refresh, 16GB of Crucial 3200MHz RAM, 2TB Seagate FireCuda 520 SSD and 144Hz IPS 15.5" Display.
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@Pascal... That XMG looks pretty awesome!
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They're not really targeting old people with those. They're targeting anyone stupid enough to fall for it.
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Fair, but I think the elderly are disproportionately effected. They didn't grow up using this tech, and often have poorer eyesight so have trouble seeing details that help clue people onto scams. Sure, it's a Chomebook and the warning is Microsoft, but I think plenty of non tech people--many of whole who have grown up with these companies--would need a few minutes for that to jump out at them.
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Old people are often technologically behind, are sometimes mentally compromised, and tend to have bank accounts. Perfect victims. What’s that phrase “heroin to school kids?”
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I'm now working with a json file that is about half a gigabyte in size. The computer is really chugging.
Firefox alone is using over 9 GB of RAM
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Well, I've been using my new laptop so much over the last few hours that I haven't had the chance to take good photos yet. TLDR (too lazy, didn't record), it's amazing. The keyboard is fantastic, as expected. The trackpad is as good as anything else I've used, though not incredible. The screen is sharp and bright, though the bezels do exist. The thing is built like a tank. No real flex anywhere. The touchscreen is good, tablet mode is nice. I've done a little note-taking with it now, and it's pretty good. The stylus is fantastic in my opinion, and docks into the chassis, so it's no bother when I don't need it. It's got Windows Hello facial recognition and a fingerprint scanner. I haven't had the chance to use facial unlock yet, but the fingerprint scanner is a nice touch (pun intended) to unlock quickly. In other words, I'm very happy.