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What would localhost in IPoAC be?

陸柒 (/s)

All Gentoo users remember the pain of compiling QtWebEngine ;)

I used to run Gentoo on my old computer. Installing it was quite the experience. That was where I learnt about most of how Linux works thanks to the wiki.

I heard compiling your own packages with use flags can improve performance, but honestly it was not worth it for the compile time.

When I switched to my new PC, the Nvidia GPU doesn’t work and I could not figure out why. I also don’t have the time at that moment so I installed Endeavour instead, which I’m still using.

Not exactly sense, but my brain’s processing. I can easily pick out the melody of only 1 instrument in music. It’s like Fourier transform but on instrument level.

I’m in my 4th undergrad year of majoring CS, and I have never had to use Windows once.

All courses that require their special programs have Linux versions or are cross-platform due to them using languages like Java, like LogicSim, RISC-V, Ocaml, SQL Workbench, etc. Some courses even exclusively use Linux.

The closest thing I have to use Windows for would be .docx documents, but even that is handled by LibreOffice.

Of course, it depends on the institute.

I learnt all my swears from my friends lol, be it Canto or English or Mandarin

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I assume you can read music notes (the tadpoles) since you mentioned it. If so try finding sheet music you like on Musescore (the website) and download them with Librescore (proprietary). Then you can open the .mscz file in Musescore (the program) and transpose it to your harmonica’s key.

Alternatively, if you can process notes to your key on the fly in your head, you don’t even need to download and transpose the sheet.

The sheet music doesn’t need to be for harmonica. Don’t care too much about all the instruments you’ll see. Look for the melody and improvise base on your skill level.

-fellow tremolo harmonica owner

You can enter the mirror world, but you have collision with yourself

Unfortunately I did not think of that while posting, and I don’t want to just expose everyone’s email without their consents so nope :<

It has a detachable canopy that can stabilize and move on its own for 5-6 seconds

Worse, you need to wash it now

Wenyan

Good brag👍

Hong Kong. I live there. There are a few of us here and there, but outside of the c/hongkong I’ve seen like 2.

New excuse for not thinking before posting

Microwave oven. It sort of just…appeared, and the design didn’t change much.

I never read any tutorials on how to use it so I can’t recommend any :/

Since I am mostly importing SVG into the program, I don’t actually need to deal with creating any layers in Synfig. Here are the basics:

1. Drag the play head to a frame where you want things to change
2. Turn on animation mode (main canvas bottom right)
3. Set the interpolation (next to animation mode button). Ease is often a good one
4. Select a layer to edit (you can select multiple)
5. Drag the nodes around to move them
6. Congrats! You just animated those node from frame 0 to wherever your play head is on!

Do keep in mind about some bugs while important Inkscape SVGs:

• If you copied some objects from 1 Inkscape file to another, your gradients are likely broken
• Clipping doesn’t work out of the box. Duplicate the lower layer, group it with the higher layer, set the higher layer’s composite method to “Straight Onto”

There are a lot more small problems above those.