I use different things for different edges.
Most of my hard working tools end up with a convex edge, I like them better for chopping stuff like wood and asklemmy posters bones and its good durability doing so.
So that’s either automotive sandpaper in various grits, or 3M’s paperless abrasive sheets (easier on curvy stuff). Slap a thin foam sheet or two on your work surface, choose your paper grit, work it, change to a figer grit, repeat until happy.
What I like about those is they’re huge and easily replaced. I’ve done flat edges with them too by simply not using the foam.

For more traditional flat edges, I’ve mostly been using a pair of DMT’s dual sided butterfly thingies, so that’s indeed 4 different grits. That’s what I use because that’s what I got ages ago and got used to them. They’re ok. Nothing amazing, but it works and it’s small enough to sit in the kitchen drawer.

I also have a fancy kit that clamps on the blade with a metal arm that keep the tiny stone a the same angle and whatnot but it’s kinda annoying to setup.
It’s probably more consistent than anything I do by hand, but I never bother using it because it’s clunky.

In the end, whatever you actually use is gonna be better than anything that sits in storage.

I have a couple of friends and family members who i think are probably here, but we don’t talk about it.

This. Same as it was on reddit back then too.

If I got any writing done, the characters would be productive and actually finish writing stories instead of procrastinating like me.

There’s even a few users from June 5th.

• https://sh.itjust.works/u/klaymore
• https://sh.itjust.works/u/this

Ah yea, the “you missed the first 20 minutes window of this post so your comment will be lost into the void”.
Don’t miss it one bit.

Having learned English in my teens, I found that native speakers would make errors about things that sound the same (their/there, would of/have, should of, etc). Probably they learned to speak it before writing it, which is the other way around for me (and maybe other ESL speakers, IDK).
That’s not to say I or other ESL people don’t make errors, we just statistically make different ones.

It’s probably part of the great filter.
It also goggles up tape measures.

I haven’t played TF2 in a while (before f2p?), my understanding is that community servers were mostly fine and how we’re mostly on random casual games?

At least this game has a dedicated server option, contrary to the other TF2.

Copying the original link in the search bar sometimes work.

Keep in mind that different content or users might be removed or banned on different instances.

Firefox mobile:

• 3 dots (…)
• Bookmarks
• 3 dots on the folder you wanna open
• open all in New tabs (or choose private tabs if that’s your thing)

My guess is you’re trying to open tabs by opening the tab manager (square icon with number in it), adding an empty tab, then go from there?
That would bring you to the “home” tab or whatever they call it… a mishmash of a small number of favorites and recent stuff, and yea that’s kinda convoluted.
In your case, you know you wanna open a bookmark, go to bookmarks directly from your current tab (… menu/bookmarks), then just use open in new tab from there.
Open in new tab works on single bookmarks and to open all bookmarks within a folder.

You can just put bookmarks in folders.
Pretty sure that’s a been a feature of nearly every browser I’ve used since Netscape.
Nowadays you can use whatever context menu to open all bookmarks in a folder in tabs.

This has been reported to your ISP for abuse, expect a vaguely worded letter in the mail that’s meant to scare you into reaching out and settling.
— Oh wait, that’s only for pirates

play You-wouldnt-download-a-mac-n-cheese.mkv

Just be honest with him, like, send him roughly the info that you wrote in this post.
I personally wouldn’t date someone with such differing religious beliefs, but I also know people who’ve made this work… although expectations are something to manage for sure.

Anyways, the guy seems a bit confused here, which is probably not too surprising since it seems your feelings for him are maybe unclear, even for you?
If you don’t know what you want yourself, there’s little chance that the other person does either.

Good luck, whatever happens.

There’s a stick enthusiast community:
[email protected]

A1: probably, although that’s more processing power. The tool I used to fix it would have outputted a second image file if the extra data had been an image, which is then a weird case to handle. (Upload both? Make 2 links?) Certainly, it could output a better error message though.

A2: Should be lemmy-wide, although technically a malicious server could disable that somehow, which I think would only affect their local users. ie: don’t make an account on a server you don’t trust.

A3: It is a server specific setting. It’s easy enough to change the setting. Bigger limits uses more storage which costs money

A4: Possible, I would think. No idea if that’s ever on the devs’ roadmap. I think that would be added to the pict-rs code which is then used by the lemmy server.
Both are open source projects, so an instance implementing this could then share the code so it’s eventually a feature for everyone.

I’ve ran into bugs before on some public image host I don’t remember where it wouldn’t strip metadata if you uploaded an album. It’s probably a good practice to strip metadata before uploading, although much less convenient. I double-check that it still works here from time to time, doubly so after upgrading versions.

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You’d think so, but no.
Short story is the ‘nominal’ size is the size before going into a planer to smooth the faces.
Yes, it makes little sense, like many things related to construction stuff.

Got it.

Your PNG contains extra data after the PNG’s IEND marker which pict-rs probably errors on.
Your images aren’t stored as-is, among other things, their metadata is stripped so people don’t unwittingly share their geolocation, etc.
It rewrites the file in the process, but in this case doesn’t know what to do with the non png compliant data appended at the end.

Here’s a fixed version of your image that uploads fine.

Using pngcheck -vf on the original image will give you the starting hex offset (0x10fc31) of that invalid chunk of data, which can then be browsed with whatever hex editor.
I haven’t investigated that extra data much.
It might be part of a ‘capture the flag’ game, or not.

The fixed image is just the first bytes of the file upto that invalid extra chunk.

Would you mind sending me that file through another means so I can test what’s happening?
Whatever file host, matrix, email, etc.

Thanks

If I recall, the size limit is 5M.

This one is 2.8MB:

This one is 4.38MB:

What’s the extension of the file you’re trying to upload?