For small things, I've used the method your photograph shows and your patterns recommend. However, for projects with a LOT of gathering, like a dress with a long, full peasant/gathered/tiered skirt, I must preferred to baste or gather by hand. It let me control how dense it was much more. It was slower, but seemed worth it to me.
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This should be integrated into Lemmy itself as a feature.
I have never seen a single recipe for mashed potatoes that did not call for milk, cream, or broth of some sort (not even Vegan recipes). Ever. Never seen a single cook from any country (in person or on TV/YouTube) make them without adding something like this. Along with seasoning of some sort. Bare minimum.
I want a smaller, but high end phone with S-Pen. We no longer have the Note. How about the Memo (since Memo pads are often smaller than notebooks)? Or we could just get a model that goes back to the old dimensions of the Note 3: 151.2 x 79.2 x 8.3 mm (5.95 x 3.12 x 0.33 in). That was a "big" phone at the time, but compare it now to the S23 Ultra: 163.4 x 78.1 x 8.9 mm (6.43 x 3.07 x 0.35 in). We're talking like a half inch more length in the current model. Yet, my pockets have not gotten larger.
Came through just fine, and the wallpaper is lovely and soothing.
I just collapse one top level comment, which makes the next thing in the list be the next top level comment.
I had to enable “show beta updates” in Fdroid before it would show me 0.0.34.
I had to enable “show beta updates” in Fdroid before it would show me 0.0.34.
~~The main Fdroid repo still just shows me 0.0.33.~~ Ditto the Play Store.
NVM. I had to enable "show beta updates" in Fdroid before it would show me 0.0.34.
I second this. Good things to know include:
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Each Synology NAS comes with Surveillance Station licenses for 2 cameras. You can use any 2 compatible cameras. You can switch out cameras for new ones, as long as it's just 2.
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If you need more than 2 cameras you can buy additional license pack bundles to add different numbers of cameras. These additional licenses are tied to that Synology NAS box. My understanding is that you can't take them with you to a new NAS. This isn't a problem for most people (who are gonna use that NAS for 6-10 years), but it is good to be informed when you're making platform choices.
Nope. I'm using the standard F-Droid client from f-droid.org. But, hopefully my comment may help someone else with the same odd issue.