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@karlailona so what do you do now if you used to code ?
@BigG I’m a signlanguage interpreter! Super fun and challenging too!
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Hi! I’m new here, fed up with the more common American social media. I remember the fun old days of surfing the internet, hopping from one homepage to another! For now, Mastodon feels a bit like that. Correct me if you disagree!
Anyway, I love aikido, good stories, saunas, good breakfasts (Scandinavian & British style!), and well-made cocktails. Used to code in HTML/CSS and dream of learning more IT, but time’s always short!
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Hi! I’m new here, fed up with the more common American social media. I remember the fun old days of surfing the internet, hopping from one homepage to another! For now, Mastodon feels a bit like that. Correct me if you disagree!
Anyway, I love aikido, good stories, saunas, good breakfasts (Scandinavian & British style!), and well-made cocktails. Used to code in HTML/CSS and dream of learning more IT, but time’s always short!
@karlailona tervetuloa och välkommen!
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Hi! I’m new here, fed up with the more common American social media. I remember the fun old days of surfing the internet, hopping from one homepage to another! For now, Mastodon feels a bit like that. Correct me if you disagree!
Anyway, I love aikido, good stories, saunas, good breakfasts (Scandinavian & British style!), and well-made cocktails. Used to code in HTML/CSS and dream of learning more IT, but time’s always short!
@karlailona Hello and welcome on board! Hope you find it to be the place for you; it really hits the spot for me and does sort of remind me of the halcyon days of the internet too. Enjoy!
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Hi! I’m new here, fed up with the more common American social media. I remember the fun old days of surfing the internet, hopping from one homepage to another! For now, Mastodon feels a bit like that. Correct me if you disagree!
Anyway, I love aikido, good stories, saunas, good breakfasts (Scandinavian & British style!), and well-made cocktails. Used to code in HTML/CSS and dream of learning more IT, but time’s always short!
Välkommen till Fediversum! I hope you will have fun here.
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Hi! I’m new here, fed up with the more common American social media. I remember the fun old days of surfing the internet, hopping from one homepage to another! For now, Mastodon feels a bit like that. Correct me if you disagree!
Anyway, I love aikido, good stories, saunas, good breakfasts (Scandinavian & British style!), and well-made cocktails. Used to code in HTML/CSS and dream of learning more IT, but time’s always short!
@karlailona G'day Karla. Make yourself comfortable, settle in.
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Hi! I’m new here, fed up with the more common American social media. I remember the fun old days of surfing the internet, hopping from one homepage to another! For now, Mastodon feels a bit like that. Correct me if you disagree!
Anyway, I love aikido, good stories, saunas, good breakfasts (Scandinavian & British style!), and well-made cocktails. Used to code in HTML/CSS and dream of learning more IT, but time’s always short!
@karlailona
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@joabaldwin Seems normal to me
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@joabaldwin
1. He's watching a streaming service, when we all know he would most likely torrent it, or watch bootlegged DVDs.2. There's a spot near the window that looks suspiciously like the face of some canid imprinted on the wall.
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@neuroknives I'd really like to see a fictional "demolitions expert" character bring down a building by targeting the fewer columns possible and achieving minimal blast radius.
Then saying something like "yeah when I said I was a demolition expert I was not just flaunting my taste for explosions. These things take precision, you know?
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@joabaldwin A fox wearing clothes indoors. Got it.
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@mattblaze magnificent
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Piove a dirotto
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@mattblaze
#1 gives a fresh change from the regular #2
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This Printed Zipper Repair Requires No Unsewing
If a zipper breaks, a 3D printer might not be the first tool one reaches for — but it’s more feasible than one might think. [MisterJ]’s zipper slider replacement is the kind of 3D print that used to be the domain of well-tuned printers only, but most hobbyist printers should be able to handle it nowadays.
The two-part design allows installation without unsewing the zipper ends. Note the print orientation of the green part, which maximizes the strength of the peg by making the layer lines perpendicular to the load.
What really sets this design apart from other printed versions is its split construction. Putting a new slider onto a zipper usually requires one to free the ends of the zipper by unsewing them. [MisterJ]’s two-part design instead allows the slider to be assembled directly onto the zipper, without the hassle of unsewing and re-sewing anything. That’s a pretty significant improvement in accessibility.Want to make some adjustments? Good news, because the files are in STEP format which any CAD program will readily understand. We remember when PrusaSlicer first gained native STEP support and we’re delighted that it’s now a common feature in 3D printer software.
[MisterJ]’s zipper slider design is available in a variety of common sizes, in both standard (zipper teeth face outward) and reverse (zipper teeth face inward) configurations. Naturally a metal slider is more durable than a plastic one, but being able to replace broken parts of a zipper with a 3D printer is a pretty handy thing. Speaking of which, you can also 3D print a zipper box replacement should the squarish bit on the bottom get somehow wrecked or lost.
