ultrahamster64

joined 2 years ago
[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 7 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

That boy is round

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 12 points 2 weeks ago

That makes this a shit post

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 3 points 2 weeks ago

Agree to disagree

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 3 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Happy cake day!!

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Happy cake day!!

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 2 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Happy cake day!!

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 1 points 3 weeks ago

Happy cake day!!

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 3 points 1 month ago

I like how it makes perfect sense and is completely logical if you're on lemmy and absolutely 0 sense if you're not

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 2 points 1 month ago (1 children)

wdym the wrong community :(

[–] ultrahamster64@lemmy.world 11 points 1 month ago

Oooohhhh it's orion belt... Thank you i get it now

 

I was binging the pc building vids the other day, and also listen to one of the old profs talking about their car hobby. The parallels are striking.

 

You also need a big enough battery to get through slow hours.

So you can get the Zero-emissions Off-the-grid gym!

 

I liked to go to the FediDB to look at the Fediverse statistics (mostly how well is lemmy doing). But I got there today after a somewhat long brake and found out that they stopped updating their graphs for individual software since November 2024. But the "all fediverse" graph is up to date so I kinda confused at this point. Does anyone know what happend? Why they stopped? And do they plan on keeping up to date again sometime in the future?

 

Upper screenshot is looged in - last post shows up in !3dprinting@lemmy.world as 10 days old. Next one is 6 months old!! Lower screenshot is logged out - there's a bunch of new posts dating a couple of hours ago.

I picked 3dprinting community just as an example - it happens all the time (sometimes communitys have number of posts displayed but they load as empty)

I changed language in profile settings to "undetermined", tried some other stuff but nothing seems to do anything. Please help!

 

I always been kinda interested and even fascinated by decentralized currency, thought that it was a cool idea, and then seen how it was absolutely mauled by scams, money laundering and predatory practices in general to the point when even thinking about it was gross. And I kinda forgot about it for a while.

But recently there appeared a need for me to actually use cryptocurrency (I want to pay for vds where I host my proxy, without linking my credit card), so I started researching what exist now on the market of wallets, and was rather disappointed: most surface level projects are in-browser always online with "super slick ultra cool design" bullshit with the focus on trading. So, I thought about asking more experienced people (that are not some random cryptobros). Here are my requirements:

  • must store all the sensetive data localy on a device as much as possible
  • must be open-source
  • must have desktop app as main (if it has a complimentary mobile app that's fine, but the central point of operation must be desktop app)
  • ideally supports all main stable-coins
  • ideally doesn't have pretentious trading crap, nft shit etc.
  • ideally have a non-bullshit, straight to the point interface (along the lines of monero wallet I guess)

Also, I think I need to mention that I'm somewhat techsavy, but I'm not super experienced with cryptocurrency, so I'm open to learning things about it. Maybe some of my points are impossible due to how technology works, but I hope I got the "vector" of my wishes across.

P.S. Sorry for such a long post and thank you if you set aside the time to read it and respond.

 

I'm making a 3D printed figurine/trophy for my friend as a gift, and I need to glue together base and the figurine itself (it's a giant amongus). My question is: is something like an instant glue, or just regular glue good enough for PLA, or do I need to by some special one?

view more: next ›