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@ariadne I was using them long before all this genAI BS, and I'm going to keep using them until my death, and anyone who tries to use that as an element of genAI writing can fuck right off.
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@estelle meh, I just took out a loan and fixed it
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a city builder game like #CitiesSkylines, but instead of being about building and unclogging perpetual traffic jams, it's about flooding #Chicago basements with poop every time it rains
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Amore, quante strade per giungere a un bacio,
che solitudine errante fino alla tua compagnia!
I treni continuano a rotolare soli con la pioggia … https://cctm.website/pablo-neruda-quante-strade-per-giungere-a-un-bacio/Pablo Neruda
#PabloNeruda #poesia #bacio #cctmwebsite #anoipiaceleggere #leggere
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@aeva you can tax 29% with no negative consequences for precisely as long as it takes between then and the first people complaining about it
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I appear to have run out of money while attempting to upgrade shit creek #AevaForMayor #CitiesSkylines
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@TazPoltorak @Bfordham some toy machines cheat by only being able to make a chain stitch instead of the lockstitch used by modern¹ machines: those aren't really sewing machines, they can't be used to follow instructions designed for sewing machines and I'd recommend staying away from them even as a “starting” machine, because they really aren't one.
the main issue being that the chain stitch unravels, and using it to make functional garments will require a lot more handsewing and different techniques that those used today.
as the first sewing machine ever built, they were time saver when sewing meters and meters of ruffles on a 1850s dress, when you were used to sew 1840s dresses by hand, but really, sewing machine technology has moved on :)
¹ i.e. since the second half of the 19th century :D
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@TazPoltorak @Bfordham the issue here is that even a basic sewing machine has quite a bit of mechanical complexity, and there is a limit to how cheap you can go during manufacture before you make it too prone to jamming and breaking
on the higher end you can throw electronics at the issue to make stuff cheaper, for e.g. fancy stitches or fully automated buttonholes that used to require additional cams etc., but the mechanism to make a stitch and move the needle side to side just needs to be mechanical, and that bit requires precision.
