I recently made the switch to Linux, and since fusion360 doesn’t support Linux I’ve been using Onshape. Boy do I miss fusion. I certainly wouldn’t pay $600 a year for it though since I only use it for personal projects.

Automotive filler primer will smooth those layer lines, a couple of good coats then sand it back with a high-ish grit (about 240 or so) will get it beautifully smooth with relatively little effort.

Took me a few months but last year I started speedrunning GTA V. Specifically Trevor%. My goal was to get a top 100 time, and I eventually did get I think 86th, but I’ve since fallen and not sure I’m even in the top 100 anymore.

Another vote for connect. It’s my current go to after trying jerboa, liftoff, summit, and thunder. Although thunder is a close second.

Who in their right mind would think this idea is anything other than trying???

MattKC has a lot of great content, he patched Lego Island a while ago to make it playable on modern systems

yes, but also fuck Sony, let’s not pretend there are no PlayStation exclusives.

Exactly. Wireless headphones all have an expiration date, they are all future e-waste. A good pair of weird headphones Will last a lifetime if taken care of

this post should should perhaps go into some sort of design community rather than a technology community in that case? since there’s no technology here

No information about the drivers and no frequency response graphs doesn’t fill me with confidence.