wdym cracks?
oh that's so cool, thanks.
I think I'll need to flash the stock firmware for the calibration, so I'll leave it for now
how did you recell your battery? did you get an actual spot welder or did you just use a soldering iron? i want to do this too but am sorta worried about the safety
bruh we've had this petty "conversation" for ages, can we just grow up and move on
defederation doesn't entirely suppress anything, it just encourages people to switch to instances that are still federated
bro takes an array of arrays of floats, collapses the floats into booleans, the arrays of booleans into a single boolean each and then collapses the array of booleans into a single boolean
the amount of data lost in your thought process is crazy, this kinda shit is the real brainrot
also isn't "all [type of person] are x" what brought us racism lmao
conventions are only suggestions if you've got nothing to lose
just shine a laser through a thing of zircon (n=index of refraction=1.923~2)
so speed of the laser in the zircon = c/n ~c/2
new users should just try out distros in vms and decide for themselves
not just the rocket, also the lander to land it on the moon
"hey wernher can you design me the shitfuck 3"
honestly though the cloud ones are so bad, their ui is so slow, bloated and clunky, and they take ages to transfer files with
kde connect and syncthing both just work, and it's amazing
i mean they killed 80 fucking people
just for when i screw up the partitions on my computers
you can get a live iso image with gparted :)
ventoy with some live image, gparted, and arch iso
i honestly prefer using usbs over cloud stuff because of the speed and it being less hassle, unless it's a situation where I can just just syncthing or kde connect
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a screenshot from starship ift3 with visible reentry plasma on the ship
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https://www.printables.com/model/731469-t430-iohdd-cover https://www.printables.com/model/731478-t430-dvd-bay-cover https://www.printables.com/model/731487-t430-bottom-ram-bay-cover
Made some replacement parts for the T430 because I had a broken T430 that was missing these. None of them require screws so they should be ideal if you find a broken T430 on the side of the road or something.
I just bought a used "faulty" T430.
It doesn't turn on at all (no lights, no sounds, no fan spin) and when I tried to turn it on with only the critical components (motherboard, power adapter and speakers), I got the same result.
I've also examined the power area on the motherboard, and it seems like 20V is getting delivered to the motherboard just fine.
But I've looked at the motherboard thoroughly, and I couldn't find a single part of it that looked bad.
Is this definitely caused by the motherboard, or could it be an issue with another component like the CPU?
Because of the time it takes for mods to moderate content on Lemmy, the"new" sort's been prone to abuse.
Could a "delayed new" sort, where the newest content x hours ago is shown be introduced to help suppress this problem?
Coming from Windows 10 (I switched 6 months ago), I find the task switcher animation in KDE extremely obnoxious, as I expect it to pop up instantly.
Still, I enjoy the other animations in KDE, so I don't want to turn off all the animations in the global settings.
I searched for a solution but all the relevant posts were on the now defunct KDE subreddit which I cannot view.
Is there any way to turn off just the fade in/fade out animation?