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YouTubers, I'm begging. It's "wah-comm" and "SIN-tick".

Not waycom and sintique.

The three side buttons might be single pop-out assembly? The rubber sheath has these tiny strap parts that slip **under** the assembly.

Leads me to believe it's a snap-in part. Gonna look for a teardown first before yoloing it.

So apparently grammarly stole my fuckin identity

Mentioned Xencelabs and now I'm considering eating the cost of mine and attempting to change the godawful button on the large stylus.

Ideally I'd want to change to softer and shorter microswitches too, but that precision of surface-mount is beyond my skill right now.

Whole lotta the usual suspects, but damnit. Schiff feels especially gross.

I was SO rooting for Xencelabs to bust onto the scene and be the outlier there, but... Oof. 😞

(wintab, you miserable bastard.)

And feels SO damn good, too. I dunno what magic juice they put into this latest version but it went from 'yeah this is pretty nice' to 'this rivals csp and blows the doors off ps'.

People arguing for ceding understanding to the stealing machine because the stealing machine is better at understanding now.

As if that was the problem with the stealing machine.

I would recommend not working on or playing this game

People arguing for ceding understanding to the stealing machine because the stealing machine is better at understanding now.

As if that was the problem with the stealing machine.

Nope.

Well, so far it's consistent behavior with different containers.

There are times I just want to install trueSpace2 in a VM and goof around like the old days.

(Oh, I've done solid/parametric before. I just don't pretend to like it.) 😅

Night Atmosphere 37 YouTube video by Jan Valta and Adam Sporka - Topic

For reference. It's worth the three minutes.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQyP...

I think I like that. Not sure if it's exploitable/fingerprintable behavior, though.

That's. Interesting.

Open up a link from a container tab into a private window in Firefox, drag text back to the non-private tab bar (like you were going to search that text).

FF **remembers** the original container and opens up that search tab in the same container.

It's got that same Williams/Herrmann -esque dreamy/floaty thing going for it that I enjoyed in Contradiction: Spot the Liar's OST.

"What song is this, it's amazing?"
*looks it up in the Majuular credits, eventually finds it*
"Hey this is in a slightly shifted key!"

So either Majuular shifted down a song from KC:D, or it's shifted up in the OST. Either way, it's a gorgeous track: Night Atmosphere 37.

Oh. Bleh. Plasticity is only packaged as a .deb. (I'm in Fedora.)

I don't really want to deal with whatever the modern equivalent of alien is, so... maybe something for another time.

I've put my modo time in, a few more clicks won't hurt. 😅

Sounds cool. May give it a whirl.

Anxious to hear how it goes. Feels like I've been eyeing it for years now without actually picking it up.

(Hey, my brain is *so* geared to catmull-clark, it's tough to turn off. But "less annoying solid modeling" sounds damn appealing sometimes.)

Reading G.Skill support on reddit and they're way way way more chill about RAM returns than I imagined.

"Yeah, just slap em in a box. Make sure they won't turn each other into dust on the way. Make em easy to find *IN* the box. Static bag? Fuck it. Just bubblewrap 'em or somethin'."

Hmm. So THAT's why AutoDuel and Ghostbusters had such a similar "smell".

Maybe not Star Trek as its Bermaga'iest. That's reserved for some of the worst of Enterprise, but late Voyager is damn close.

"Oh, your puppets can do expressions. That's nice. Pilot can do microexpressions that convey VOLUMES in a glance."

I want DNA's Diner merch.

here I solved it

Too many bad case contingencies going through my head right now. They require the *whole* kit for RMA. Even the working ones.

So, fwooooof.