ObsidianZed

I only recently discovered two things.

• Most recipe blogs have a Jump to Recipe button at the top.

• The selfhostable mealie has a feature that lets you import recipes from most blogs with a simple Import from URL option.

I am very interested in Thunder, especially considering it's open source. While it does seem packed with features, I'd love to see a bit more customizability though. I might submit some feature requests some day but looking now there are nearly 200 issues as it stands. Not a complaint, just an observation. Keep up the good work!

Don't worry, if you switch to Duo the messages don't stop. They just change to "Upgrade now to a Family Plan!"

I wouldn't say I found it insufficient, it's just not conducive to my preferred method of learning. If I need to look up something specific, sure, it's fine; but when I have something in mind but not completely sure the best way to approach it, it's better to just search elsewhere for someone that's done something similar.

Yeah I thought this was going to go somewhere along the lines of ChatGPT being unavailable.

No problem. Personally, I was trying to work through the 20 Games Challenge(which is engine agnostic) but found this to be better suited for me since I wanted to learn Godot specifically.

I'm still pretty new to Godot so while I completed a couple projects, the courses showed me different and often times simpler techniques.

I shared it because I ended up purchasing it and have been going through it myself.

It's put together well enough that I've been powering through it. If you have some basic programming or git knowledge, some of it can be pretty dull and you can probably skip the git course entirely.

But it walks you through Godot concepts and practices while having you build real projects. Projects including: flappy bird clone, walking simulator, horror game, roguelike, tower defense game, metroidvania, bullet hell, puzzle game, and a 4x strategy game .

I read somewhere that in public restrooms with multiple stalls, the second stall is often the most used because most people tend to assume that the first stall is the most used and therefore less clean.

So, 1.

But seriously, I like this thought experiment and would love to see real data or math, but I'm sure there are just too many variables. Add a few more digits and you're basically talking about the lottery.

Ctrl+Z

Same here!

Man... Her post went from

"You can see that it appears to be a Python script that programmatically creates a series of synthetic ballot images (two pages per ballot) with random variations, then logs information about each generated image in a text file.

In essence, it’s simulating “filled-out” ballots."

to

"You basically see that this tool they built could be used to invalidate ballots in bulk.

Machines could do it during initial scanning instead of later on, or on custom metrics.

Just set the machines to count less blue ink ballots and instruct democratic areas to use blue pens.*

Either I missed something vital or she's talking out of her ass.

The point is though, even if we had 100% certifiable proof that the 2024 election was rigged with direct ties to Trump and/or Musk being responsible by giving a direct command, I honestly don't know if that would make any difference today.

I just had to look it up. Live action??? Ewww...