I know it’s almost two weeks later, but I’m also seeing this issue. My experience matches the others reported here.
After I post a comment/reply I get a slightly shrunken window with black borders.
Additionally, some of the UI elements look slightly washed out in color.
It’s almost like the animation for returning from the reply screen never fully finishes.
Voyager version 2.40.4 from F-Droid
Device: Pixel 9 Fold
OS: GrapheneOS. Update 2025112100, but also present on 2025111800
An empty wallet and far too many hobbies.
How can you tell it’s under extruded?
@[email protected] said the same thing in an earlier comment.
If there’s some clear sign of under extrusion it might be useful for my reference doc I use when trying to troubleshoot failed prints.
I’m mostly a 5 occasionally a 4 with occasional flashes of 1 when reading a particularly immersive book.
May as well go with the video that is the most Tool. I’d go with Sober.
Blue, depending on one thing. Is it the set of a tool music video or the reality presented within?
It wasn’t just that video where I saw it, but it’s the easiest thing to quickly find and he has a fairly robust sources list in the description.
Bananas are not radioactive enough to meaningfully increase cancer risk in any quantity.
Intensity of radiation falls according to the inverse square law. Because bananas take up space it’s not possible to have enough bananas close enough to you to irradiate you.
Not to mention the fact that there’s a growing body of evidence that elevated radiation exposure can, to a point, decrease cancer risk.
The title of the song could be Another One Bites the Pillow and it wouldn’t really change the meaning of the song.
The communities of enthusiasts, purists, and OSS advocates, I think would push back hard against any enshitification. And the license models would allow those same people to revert any changes made by moneyed interests by simply forking the software and making it better.
You already kind of have examples of that happening. RHEL and SUSE are both owned by corporate interests. Both have open source alternatives both upstream and downstream of them. History has already shown that when either do shitty things, people push back, and if that push back fails they fork it and fix it themselves.
Layer-3 pants (optional, temporary) - Protective legwear. (Snow pants, motorcycle/horseback chaps, shin guards)
I’m also on Voyager on mobile data that may as well be dial up. It took a minute to load, but came in clear for me.
https://www.hacksmith.com/projects/john-wicks-bulletproof-suit
Hacksmith did make one. They’ve got a video on YouTube about it and the making of.
So, do you have sources for accurate numbers?
I would love to see actual sources for this. On both sides.
Every time I’ve tried looking up numbers (usually because of a passing interest, and never any level of in depth research) I’ve come back with interesting tidbits like “the total number of cheaters banned in one month was greater than the total lifetime number of unique Linux users of the same game (sometimes an order of magnitude or more greater).” With that statistic being pretty consistent across games and time periods.
Sounds like management material to me.
TPU works fairly well depending on the application.
I wouldn’t rely on it for high temperature (above 150C) or high pressure/vacuum applications, but for most household applications it’ll hold up fine.
Koi -> Long Koi
Or all Star Trek media released prior to 2009.
In a single sitting.
After 2009 it gets more hit or miss. There’s still a bunch of worthwhile stuff though.
While the term “duct tape” does commonly refer to both the (usually) grey fabric based tape and the aluminum foil based tape used in duct work, technically only the aluminum tape is duct tape.
The proper term for the fabric based tape is actually duck tape as it was originally made from cotton duck, which is a durable cotton weave similar to denim or canvas that can be easily made water resistant by impregnating it with wax. It was invented during WWII and was used to seal ammo cans. It’s also not particularly resistant to extreme temperatures nor is it air tight, and is kind of useless when it comes to duct work.
Duck Tape is also a name brand for both duck tape and duct tape.