radiouser

joined 1 year ago
[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 0 points 7 hours ago

Damn, I really hope it isn't as serious as it looks.

[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 6 points 18 hours ago

Reminds me of that new book coming out: Twat in the Hat.

Always the ones you most suspect.

[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 3 points 1 day ago (2 children)

fucking sick of seeing them everywhere. Within months they're torn, tattered and faded. I've seen people putting them up and they all look like total wankers.

If you need some guidance DM me and I'll tell you what I know. Whatever you decide I wish you the best.

[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 32 points 1 day ago (6 children)

I don't get the hate.

I quit smoking with vaping and then reduced the nicotine levels down to 0 before quitting that too. Might not be for everyone but it certainly did me the world of good.

We have sovereignty and uhh sovereignty to make up for it.

This gets me every single time.

I update my system and suddenly everything goes semi-haywire and refuses to work. My stupid ass has spent hours (and literally broken systems before) just trying to 'fix' it.

You did it for all of us.

[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 12 points 6 days ago

Running it in the terminal usually spits out something useful.

[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 16 points 1 week ago

Glad Spain won, Argentina played like a bunch of thugs.

[–] radiouser@crazypeople.online 21 points 1 week ago (1 children)

"this is a court of law, not justice"

 

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

 

If anyone else finds Steam’s desktop chat client a bit unreliable on Linux (sluggish UI, finicky context menus, emoji pickers that vanish when you try to click them) there’s a solid alternative worth knowing about.

You can use Steam’s web-based chat directly in your browser at:

https://steamcommunity.com/chat/

Just log in and everything works noticeably smoother: menus behave, emojis are clickable, and the interface feels much more responsive. The only catch is you’ll need to keep a browser tab open for it.

Hope this helps anyone else looking for a more stable Steam chat experience.

 

Hello Blender community!

I'm returning to Blender after a few years away and feel like a total beginner again. This hit home when I watched some of my old animations; I was simultaneously amazed I ever made them, and horrified that I now struggle to remember how to model a decent cube!

What are your top tips for a returning beginner? I'm especially curious about:

  • Must-change settings or preferences?

  • Best free add-ons to install day one?

  • Your favorite short YouTube tutorials for getting back up to speed?

For what it's worth, I stopped around early 2023/24. Geometry Nodes were out, but they kept changing how the nodes worked, which confused my simple brain beyond belief. It seems they're more stable now, so any fun projects you know of or advice on picking them up would also be hugely appreciated!

Any helpful advice is greatly appreciated!

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By the sea (lemmy.nz)
submitted 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by radiouser@crazypeople.online to c/pics@lemmy.world
 

Hey all, proud owner of a Steam Deck here wondering if anyone has had a similar problem as I have when attempting to background record.

The issue is: more often than not when I go to clip one of those "unmissable moments" my Steam Deck is meant to record I find I've only the audio part of my recording working correctly, the video part is often just a frozen image of the games recording.

I've poked about and found loads of posts of a similar nature but no concrete "fix".

This could very well be an issue on Valve's behalf (in which I won't hold my breath lol)

Thanks all, glhf!

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