Happy 'Let's All Look At Each Other's Projects And Go "Ooh"' Day to all those who celebrate.
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Happy 'Let's All Look At Each Other's Projects And Go "Ooh"' Day to all those who celebrate.
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Happy 'Let's All Look At Each Other's Projects And Go "Ooh"' Day to all those who celebrate.
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Happy 'Let's All Look At Each Other's Projects And Go "Ooh"' Day to all those who celebrate.
@thegiddystitcher does anyone really want to see the long line of cast on stitches that have been sitting for a week because I hate row 1 of 2x2 ribbing?
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@thegiddystitcher does anyone really want to see the long line of cast on stitches that have been sitting for a week because I hate row 1 of 2x2 ribbing?
@kamikat @thegiddystitcher I'm generally opposed to the idea of the 2 minutes of hate, even for admittedly hateful things, that sometimes happens even on the best social networks.
I'm 100% willing to make an exception for 2x2 ribbing!
(the fact that it is a thing and not a people or people adjacent helps, but also ugh, ribbing)
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@pesco I'm wondering about the ebook at Lulu too. According to Wikipedia Lulu phased out DRM long ago:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lulu.com#Digital_Rights_Management_(DRM)
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Brescia: per la destra è vietato criticare il questore. “l’obiettivo è criminalizzare il dissenso”
@anarchia
Per la destra non si può criticare l’operato di funzionari pubblici e forze di polizia. Lo hanno dichiarato, in maniera esplicita, le deputate bresciane Cristina Almici (di Fratelli d’Italia) e Simona Bordonali (della Lega) commentando la
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@fucinafibonacci @ambiente molto interessante per le spiegazioni sulla complessità della rete e sui costi di gestione!
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@ryan @tikaro depending on where you live², IKEA duvet cover¹ are an excellent source for fabric that is cheap, easy to work with, often has nice prints, is usually 100% cotton (or at most rayon / lyocell) and is actually usable for things that will get worn (mostly tops, or very lightweight bottoms) and/or used.
And speaking of cotton, one think that will make the difference in the way your clothing will look is pressing all seams as you sew them: you don't need a fancy iron, but an iron is necessary. And cotton and other natural fibers (plus rayon) will work with you under the iron, synthetics will work against you, and will cause you lots of suffering.
¹ other than the very cheapest ones, that tend to be quite lightweight and transparent, and the fancy ones, that are probably good for everything listed above, but not cheap.
² some countries apparently have shops with cheap cotton. I don't live on one of those :D
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meloni vuole pagare sondaggisti perchè non dicano questo
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@mos_8502 oh and another more modern choice you could make too, depending on application: disregard package management entirely and treat the entire OS as an immutable image that's built as an atomic unit, with updates being done by having a pair of A/B partitions. You boot off the current active partition, and to update the OS you write out the entire new image to the inactive and reboot onto it.
The Fedora Atomic distros do this, as do the Universal Blue ecosystem (they're essentially running the "new" atomic stack that future Fedora will use). CoreOS was arguably the OG at this for widely known distros, although this is how a large swatch of embedded linux operates, using either buildroot to generate images or Yocto (whose build system is a horrific crime, but it's also very powerful, can generate whole disk images _and also_ a stream of delta updates for efficient upgrading, and is widely supported by embedded linux hardware and software vendors so a lot of stuff ends up using it, even though I find it horrible every time I try touching it)
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@mos_8502 if you're Ubuntu, you just start with Debian, and then make it worse.
That's also how I do it for the OS my employer ships on our robots. I start with Ubuntu and mostly make it worse, but also make it better by replacing snap packages with regular debs.
