Sure, except for the thousands of products working pretty well with current gen. And it’s not like it’s over, now we’ve hit the limit of “just throw more data at the thing”.
Now there aren’t gonna be as many breakthroughs that make it better every few months, instead there’s gonna be thousand small improvements that make it more capable slowly and steadily. AI is here to stay.
You can try HordeNG which has the ability to generate QR codes within a picture of your choosing. You can choose a resolution of 1024x1024 and a 4x upscaler which would bring the resolution to 4096x4096.
I don’t think all of that is possible with an account with no kudos (credits), but feel free to PM me, I can gift you an api key with some kudos to play around.
PC = a computer that you use to do computer stuff on. Windows PC, Linux PC, MacBook or a Chromebook, it’s all PC.
So… they were not called foldables? Meaning there were no foldable manufacturers?
Were there any non-smartphone foldable makers?
In my opinion it’s good to go! Though some people seem to really dislike the hinge and the small dip in the screen it causes.
Writing this from my first ever large foldable I got just a few days ago: They’re cool! The large screen is great for watching videos, reading a book or playing a game! Browsing the web is also pretty sweet.
And the Flip foldables are really great for small pockets, had one previously.
Crazy times. Nowadays it’s weird when a website doesn’t have https. Back then it was pretty much big companies only. And the price of a wildcard certificate…
Let me introduce you to my former phone: Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G.
Hmm, would there be a place for a e2e encrypted menstrual tracking app? I made such an app for tracking baby activities, menstrual calendar sounds much easier.
That was my official religion during last census!
Yeah, they have to be 9 years old consenting girls!
Isn’t it disabled by default?
Most Mastodon groups are about Mastodon, Fediverse and the drama accompanying both.
Well, there goes the Fediverse.
Just curious, what’s in the torrents?
Anyway, leaving your jobs to have time for your side project is exactly how we get another core.js story. Read that dude’s story.
I mean, OpenSCAD has primitives which you use to create your own shapes. It does have chamfers, if you add a module for that. Or download someone else’s code.
I prefer parametric SCAD models. Maybe because I’m more of a developer than a designer.
SCAD allows for really cool things like I did with a parametric calendar model - you just input the year and it automatically calculates the first day of the year using a clever algorithm. It also works with leap years automatically, which is less cool but still very convenient.
Not sure I would. Though I probably would for some high quality fork. At this point I don’t have much faith in Mozilla.