Downgraded from a 1 to a 2 due to vacation. Might turn into a 7 if woken up too early during this period.
HexesofVexes
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And they wonder why...
Control panel largely accrued content - it is generally navigated via left and right click which works great and is stable. Things don't vanish.
Settings, on the other hand, is left click only navigation mostly. It also changed constantly (usually for the worst) - tutorials written 2 years ago are no longer valid because access to that setting was removed. This makes using settings to fix things a real nightmare.
That's an impressively designed bit of kit.
Guess I have to go barter with the architecture department to use their 3d printer...
But they were all of them deceived, for another meme was made...
Damn, just saw this after posting the same link XD
"Ok class, remember that after geology we're going to be doing astronomy"
Well, next time I need to fart while lecturing I know what I'm doing...
Hi ho, hi ho, it's down the mine you go.
Not toilet trained, and no wages gained!
Hihohiho hi ho, hi ho, it's back down the hole you'll go.
Now swing that pick you little di-
I think that's enough Disney today
Really neat post, I'd not heard of a few of these (never knew libre office draw could edit pdfs!).
Couple of extra ones:
Note taking and pdf annotation: Xournal++ is amazing, it's also great to use on larger whiteboard screens. Plug and play support for scribe tablets on both windows and Linux.
Emulation (up to ps1): Mednafen is lightweight and comes with a gui. It also supports recording, though not netplay.
Ebook management/reading: Calibre - allows easy importing and exporting of ebooks to devices, also has a great built in search letting you find DRM free versions of a book.
Often people say "life is what you make of it", but that's not quite true. You can try to steer your life by your actions, but in reality fortune plays a greater role than you can imagine.
I have been very fortunate in my life, most people I know have not been. From broken dreams, blossoming mental illness, to just plain old death - a lot of the people I care about have been robbed of joy in their lives.
It's not something they gave up through weakness of character, it was something taken from them. When you are young, you've maybe only had a couple of bad rolls, but when you're older odds are you'll be worse off (the probability of misfortune often being higher than that of fortune).