The present beware, the future beware.

I still have the lanyard to my 128 MB PNY Attaché.

I prefer the trough. As many people can pee as can shove their way in there. If I go in and there’s only on person there, I still like to get right up next to them for the proper experience. I have a hard time urinating at home without having strangers touching me.

Yeah, I usually spend a lot of time posing the bodies too. Do you only have the one?

With today’s technology, we should be able to remaster Friends entirely with Nicolas Cage.

If my 3rd party app is broken to the point theh can’t bring it back, I would like to say I’d drop YouTube like a sack of moldy tangerines. But I really don’t know what I’d do without it. I use it about 8hrs a day.

38.73 megahands

I have a schnauzer + poodle = schnoodle named Ziti.

I use a CD player at my desk at work. Am also a dad. I don’t think I’m cool. :'(

Yeah. Brook makes a good adapter that supports modern controllers, as well as the PS3, so you can still get those pressure sensitive buttons. I use mine all the time, PS2 is pretty much the only console I play anymore.

Brook has had an adapter like this for several years now, and it also works with Dual Shock 3 so you can use the pressure sensitive buttons. But it is $40 compared to the $25 of this one. It’s worth it to me, I love those buttons for Ace Combat.

They definitely are. In Ace Combat 4, R1 is thrust and it is pressure sensitive.

We have similar goals. I am not so concerned with having it modifiable, I’m working in NX and am not going to be making .prt files available. This pen is for me, and if others like it, so be it.

But making it almost entirely printed is also my goal. I’m using a Jinhao #6 feed, and a Fountain Pen Revolution #6 nib. No saying you couldn’t use a JoWo, or a Jinhao, or a Bock #6 nib, though. I thought about cartridge converters, but thought it might be too difficult to print the connection interface. The Pilot Con-B squeeze converter could be a good option though, I think that has a bigger hole. I’m going with a latex sac because it seemed easiest to me.

I, also, hate pen kits. The all look identical, with their skinny little grip sections and tiny nibs blown out to a huge body. The nibs are always cheap, and the pens are always heavy.

What software are you using?

Plex Amp? Nah. Hauling 8 pounds of CD’s to work everyday? Yeah.

I’ll definitely try that out. I have quite a bit of experience making plastic shiny, I like to work on vintage pens. Probably sand it from 320 to 6000, the switch to Novus 3 through 1. It will probably feel more quality than the thick layers I’ve been doing with my 0.6 nozzle.

I’m going to try the PLA a bit more, before I go ordering any more clear filament I think. Thanks for the suggestion though! If you end up getting some and it turns out well, maybe you’ll persuade me. What kind of fountain pen things are you trying to print?

Wow, I swear I searched for fountain pen communities when I got on Lemmy but I must have only been searching locally. Thank you! I will certainly post it when it’s done.

I’ll give you a sneak peek at what I think the filling system will be. I thought I was going to make it a lever filler, but this is even easier.

This is a Jaxon Self-Filling #4, very similar to a Conklin Crescent Filler. Actually, I believe Jaxon was a Conklin subsidiary. It’s just a button connected to a big bar that squishes the sac, and a rotating slotted ring keeps you from accidentally pushing the button.

How on earth do I keep my photos from rotating in all of these?

I take a picture on my phone in portrait. I upload it, it’s rotated to landscape. I look at the EXIF, pic on my phone says it’s rotated 90. If I delete that, it rotates to landscape. What do I need to do to keep it vertical?

My new COO invited a few of us out individually to get a grasp on why people are leaving and how we can retain people. He really did suggest a ping-pong table. I think all of us set him straight that we couldn’t care less about that. I broke my personal record last month for hours worked in a week. It was over 75. If I leave, it will be because of that. Not because we don’t go to baseball games as a team, or don’t have a Foosball table.

Somewhat similar to your example of designing for analog TVs, certain games for the original Gameboy took advantage of the terrible ghosting for transparency effects. Like ZAS. On an IPS screen mod or an emulator, these just look flickery. But they make a neat effect on an original screen. Haven’t seen any filters fix that yet.