Just FYI, that report from the automod is just that, a report, it's up to the human moderators to decide whether it's fine in the context or not, it wasn't meant as something that should be taken action on in each and every case.
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That's true, but ISPs have logs. And if something happens that makes the police change their mind about enforcing the law, you might be fucked, retroactively.
If you live in an area where you need a VPN to keep your ISP off your ass
Uploading copyrightes material is illegal pretty much everywhere I know of.
I'm not an American and I'm not watching any movies with them simply because they're garbage.
No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying your claim is nonsense and if you want a proof, you can run an experiment. Do it or don't do it, your choice. Just don't expect people who have an experience in running an instance to agree with you.
- Sounds sketchy, but if the same seller is on Cults3D as well, might not be a scam.
- Really depends on the printer / slicer. STL is the most universal, OBJ is also very supported. 3MF is usually tuned to a specific printer family, but you can easily extract a STL from that.
- That really depends how similar in size your arm is to the author. Scaling it up or down is usually easy, unless there are some tiny parts and you're scaling down. Also if you have massive hands, the printer might not be large enough. Or the printer in general might not be large enough for that model, that depends on the printer you'll be using.
- The material itself will be pretty cheap, though any service will obviously add a markup.
- I'd personally prefer Cults3D.
You probably missed the word "better" in there.
Syncthing, runs in background, synchronises everything between machines. Use it on my phone, tablet, NAS, desktop, Steam Deck.
It's not. Go on, really run that experiment, then you'll know for sure.
Why don't you run an experiment? Start a Lemmy instance with those ideals!
That won't really help with others seeing the content correctly, though.
Hi there! Hope this is not against the rules, but given I made the app exactly to help parents (especially privacy-conscious ones), I hope it's okay.
I made an educational open source game for small kids (2-6 yo) where they can match cute animals (currently sea creatures, dinosaurs, colours and fruit theme packs).
Features:
- cute pictures
- works on both a phone and a tablet
- multiple theme packs
- fully free, no tracking or anything
- there are multiple flavours, one of which bundles all of the assets and doesn't even have the permission to access the internet <- great if you're extra cautious
- big buttons, no reading necessary, small kids friendly
It can be downloaded both from GitHub and the Play Store.
Some screenshots
Let me know what you think!
I made an educational open source game for small kids (2-6 yo) where they can match cute animals (currently sea creatures, dinosaurs, colours and fruit theme packs).
Features:
- cute pictures
- works on both a phone and a tablet
- multiple theme packs
- fully free, no tracking or anything
- there are multiple flavours, one of which bundles all of the assets and doesn't even have the permission to access the internet <- great if you're extra cautious
- big buttons, no reading necessary, small kids friendly
It can be downloaded both from GitHub and the Play Store.
Some screenshots
Let me know what you think!
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Can you send me some details in PM? I just tried scheduling one and it worked.