This is a great summary! Thanks! I ended up with LogSeq when I did my initial research, but I'll be sure to dig into the other two!

That's fair. I guess I figured since it was shorter than a novel it counted. Is there a medium-length-story Lemmy instance somewhere? 😁

Excellent story! One of my favorites! Thanks for reminding me of it.

Ok... That is an interesting fact... If you move them away from the other objects can you loft it and then move it back?

You had a moment of clarity where your true Self was able to be present and witness the good in the world. This is huge and you should know that a random internet stranger is proud of you for noticing. It is the first step to starting to heal your own inner parts who are still carrying that trauma from decades ago. The next step is to try to bring that enlightenment and understanding inside yourself. Congratulations on your new wisdom!

I am not a FreeCad user, but in every other 3D package I have used the answer to this question is one of the following: self-intersecting profiles, non-closed profiles, or too great an angle on the loft path (which would create an invalid solid). Check for these issues and I'll try to open this file in AutoCAD later this evening.

Is it federated and open source? If not, I'll pass.

I bought a 2 year old, 2017 BMW i3 and have had basically no range reduction. I primarily charge at home on a level 2 charger. The i3 didn't have a ton of range to begin with, so if you live in a colder climate, make sure you account for losing some of the stated range during colder months.

Cries in Autocannon...

For commercial offerings this is probably true for at least some of them, but creating your own VPN isn't terribly difficult if you are serious about your privacy. I typically just use them when I travel to countries like China where I can't get to a bunch of necessary services, so I don't mind if they route my YouTube traffic through CIA headquarters, but if I was doing anything more than that I would just set up my own.

I believe this is the inside of an industrial, water-tube boiler. Like where it is being manufactured. If you look in the upper left, you can see tubes to be welded in. It isn't a perfect match, but those openings in the pipes look like where blowdown piping would go in. Source, I designed piping systems for these.

Edit: If you click on the small images on this page you can see a lot of piping that looks just like this: https://balcke-duerr.com/en/service-solutions/boiler-projects-services/

That said, it is really difficult to get a sense of scale here and this could be some much smaller heat transfer device that just uses the same design.

This is the kind of crap that still brings me to the Internet! Thanks to whomever had this ridiculous thought and said, "I'mma make that a thing."