Hessi test preperation manual
Is there a way to restart XWayland on COSMIC DE?
2024.06.05 02:03 Brian_Millham Is there a way to restart XWayland on COSMIC DE?
I've been test driving pre-alpha COSMIC DE and generally it's working well.
But I have one annoying issue: One application in particular (Tiny Media Manager 5) randomly causes XWayland to crash. Of course after that happens any X apps no longer work until a log off and back on.
It would be nice if there was a way to manually restart XWayland (like sudo systemctl restart XWayland) but I have not found a way to do this. Any ideas?
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But I have one annoying issue: One application in particular (Tiny Media Manager 5) randomly causes XWayland to crash. Of course after that happens any X apps no longer work until a log off and back on.
It would be nice if there was a way to manually restart XWayland (like sudo systemctl restart XWayland) but I have not found a way to do this. Any ideas?
2024.06.05 01:48 lauradolcitravels Overthinking Audience + Ad Sets
Hi everyone! I've been seeing lots of different information on the internet, which caused a lot of overthinking and confusion. I have a Pre-Launch campaign in the works and am using a Fairly Broad audience to start off - I selected Age, location is Worldwide, and added one interest and one behavior.
Within this campaign, I have three ad sets - each of which has only one ad, as I've read it's better practice to have one ad per ad set rather than stacking them under one ad set. 2 of the ads are carousels that I am manually A/B testing, while the other one is a Reel.
Now for my questions:
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Within this campaign, I have three ad sets - each of which has only one ad, as I've read it's better practice to have one ad per ad set rather than stacking them under one ad set. 2 of the ads are carousels that I am manually A/B testing, while the other one is a Reel.
Now for my questions:
- Does Facebook split the target audience amongst the 3 ad sets - or do I risk audience overlap? Given they all have the same audience?
- If I do risk audience overlap, do you have any guidance on how to avoid it?
- To confirm, is it alright to have 2 carousel ads and 1 reel in the same campaign? I thought it would be.
2024.06.05 01:44 FroDude258 Wanting to swap back to debian, but had some questions.
Been using nixos for a while. I like it for a couple of reasons.
But in looking for solutions I realized with a bit of effort I could MAYBE bring a bit of that functionality back to my old stable home of debian with btrfs snapshots and things like distrobox/the nix package manager. While I was using debian this subreddit was a super helpful and friendly resource. So, I thought coming here would be best not to drown myself in where to start looking for answers. If it turns out I missed a very prominent resource when googling all this I apologize but I just felt I was spinning in circles.
The actual questions:
I apologize if these questions are completely ignorant. Despite using the terminal for a lot of tasks I admit my knowledge is scattershot at best. Part of why I want a reasonable rescue tool so I can possibly start from a minimal base and learn about my system from the ground up.
I have even started reading the arch installation wiki since, despite not wanting to deal with manual intervention of arch updates, it does get things very low to the ground and the wiki seems quite informational if over my head at times.
No matter the answers I am probably gonna do some vm installations and tests before migrating back.
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- declarative system management makes it easier to remember what all I added, which I tend to forget
- let me try more things without fear, since I could easily revert my setup after any wonky changes
- huge availability of packages
But in looking for solutions I realized with a bit of effort I could MAYBE bring a bit of that functionality back to my old stable home of debian with btrfs snapshots and things like distrobox/the nix package manager. While I was using debian this subreddit was a super helpful and friendly resource. So, I thought coming here would be best not to drown myself in where to start looking for answers. If it turns out I missed a very prominent resource when googling all this I apologize but I just felt I was spinning in circles.
The actual questions:
- I feel like no matter how much I read about btrfs and the tools like rsync and snapper, the less I understand. Could I safely use btrfs on my one ssd laptop to just manage installed package snapshots? Or would it be pointless if I don't use it to backup home as well? I just want to not be so paranoid to inflate and messup my system via package testing.
- I read that btrfs is not great with virtual machines. If I keep the actual allocated space on an external drive would that still cause issues?
- Been wanting to try a wayland tiling window manager (compositor?). Fiddling with hyprland on nixos and it seems very nice, but I am not going to try and break debian to make it run on it. Sway seems like the next reasonable choice, but I have an nvidia gpu. I read there is a unsupported gpu sway option but I like to play games on my laptop, and I assume that being unsupported means it would NOT let my nvidia card work well with games. Would I be better off sticking with like... the most minimal version of kde instead?
- Is there a major strain on the system if I say use an arch distrobox to export some random terminal based tool that is not packaged in debian but available in the aur? Like protonup or steamtinkerlaunch (bad example since I recently learned there is a flatpak for protonup-qt but it was the first thing that came to mind).
I have even started reading the arch installation wiki since, despite not wanting to deal with manual intervention of arch updates, it does get things very low to the ground and the wiki seems quite informational if over my head at times.
No matter the answers I am probably gonna do some vm installations and tests before migrating back.
2024.06.05 01:11 Rare_Amount_6770 New user
Disclaimer: very little knowledge of generators.
We purchased a house with a Generac generator (appears to be an older model). It always ran its weekly test. During our last storm the generator did not kick on at all. Tried messing with the testing buttons and it did nothing. Finally got around to testing the battery and it appeared all good. Noticed that there was a breaker inside so I flipped it off and back on, and I got the generator to fire up with the manual test button. I followed the instructions to set up the auto test today. My question is, do I have to now wait a week to see if it kicks on for the test? How will I know that during the next outage it will actually work?
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We purchased a house with a Generac generator (appears to be an older model). It always ran its weekly test. During our last storm the generator did not kick on at all. Tried messing with the testing buttons and it did nothing. Finally got around to testing the battery and it appeared all good. Noticed that there was a breaker inside so I flipped it off and back on, and I got the generator to fire up with the manual test button. I followed the instructions to set up the auto test today. My question is, do I have to now wait a week to see if it kicks on for the test? How will I know that during the next outage it will actually work?
2024.06.05 00:55 TitanfallFiend Pesticide Operator Exam (General, IL)
Hello all,
I am soon to be taking an Illinois General Pesticide Operators exam and am somewhat concerned on the test. I've read over the manual provided by my employer authored by the University of Illinois however am searching for insight regarding how rigorous the test may be (which is inevitably subjective, however more so whether or not the questions consist of simply multiple choice definition questions or more complex mathematics based content) and where, if possible, I may find any good additional study guides to supplement my studies.
I have found one here (https://quizlet.com/596715498/illinois-general-standards-pesticide-exam-flash-cards/) but this seems to be somewhat rudimentary and I am weary of being deceived into the test consisting of this relatively basic material.
Thanks so much!
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I am soon to be taking an Illinois General Pesticide Operators exam and am somewhat concerned on the test. I've read over the manual provided by my employer authored by the University of Illinois however am searching for insight regarding how rigorous the test may be (which is inevitably subjective, however more so whether or not the questions consist of simply multiple choice definition questions or more complex mathematics based content) and where, if possible, I may find any good additional study guides to supplement my studies.
I have found one here (https://quizlet.com/596715498/illinois-general-standards-pesticide-exam-flash-cards/) but this seems to be somewhat rudimentary and I am weary of being deceived into the test consisting of this relatively basic material.
Thanks so much!
2024.06.05 00:35 alucard13132012 Issue after yearly HVAC maintenance
AC is two years old (new home). I had a company come out to do a yearly maintenance on our system. They opened the inside unit and did their checks (heat and cooling). While checking the heating, at one point the system turned off and wouldn't turn on. After they did some checking they realized the fuse popped. they replaced the fuse and finished the heat testing. They did mention it was odd that that happened and did the rest of the checks
Went to the outside unit and did their checks. all looked good. Came back inside, and set the temp back to what I had it before they arrived. After they left I noticed the AC didn't turn off and had been running about an hour. I turned it off manually, let it stay off for about 15-20 minutes and then turned it on around 1:48pm. stayed on until 2:45pm and i manually set the temp to one degree above what it was set to and it turned off. It stayed off until 2:54pm when it turned on. Then turned off at 3:22pm. After that I got busy working in my home office and wasn't paying attention. It's now around 6:29pm and as I am sitting watching TV and eating dinner (over the last 30-40 minutes), I have not heard it turn off.
I know the answer if to call the company back, which I will in the morning, but I am wondering what could have happened? Other than the fuse popping and them replacing it, I dont think they changed anything.
I am in florida and it is hot and I really havent been paying attention to the off/on cycles so perhaps I am over thinking this. When we first moved in to the home, it seemed like it was turning off and on every 8 minutes, which seemed to much to me. Over time it looked to have either stayed off and on longer or maybe I just haven't noticed. But after the maintenance it doesnt seem to go off.
EDIT: 7:33pm, AC turned off. If I remember I'll see how long before it turns back on.
EDIT2: started turning on again at 7:38pm. I turned the unit off and changed the CPH from 2 to 3. Going to see if that makes a difference.
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Went to the outside unit and did their checks. all looked good. Came back inside, and set the temp back to what I had it before they arrived. After they left I noticed the AC didn't turn off and had been running about an hour. I turned it off manually, let it stay off for about 15-20 minutes and then turned it on around 1:48pm. stayed on until 2:45pm and i manually set the temp to one degree above what it was set to and it turned off. It stayed off until 2:54pm when it turned on. Then turned off at 3:22pm. After that I got busy working in my home office and wasn't paying attention. It's now around 6:29pm and as I am sitting watching TV and eating dinner (over the last 30-40 minutes), I have not heard it turn off.
I know the answer if to call the company back, which I will in the morning, but I am wondering what could have happened? Other than the fuse popping and them replacing it, I dont think they changed anything.
I am in florida and it is hot and I really havent been paying attention to the off/on cycles so perhaps I am over thinking this. When we first moved in to the home, it seemed like it was turning off and on every 8 minutes, which seemed to much to me. Over time it looked to have either stayed off and on longer or maybe I just haven't noticed. But after the maintenance it doesnt seem to go off.
EDIT: 7:33pm, AC turned off. If I remember I'll see how long before it turns back on.
EDIT2: started turning on again at 7:38pm. I turned the unit off and changed the CPH from 2 to 3. Going to see if that makes a difference.
2024.06.05 00:33 AdditionalGarlic3320 White film coating on tongue for month?
Hi all I'm a 21m and have been having white stuff that scrapes off tongue, lips have been puffy especially the skin under and above feels like hard little knots, tongue feels a little swollen. I saw my dentist and he said I have great hygiene and blood tests came out normal what could be causing this?I don't smoke or drink I exercise and do manual labor for work. For my bottom set of teeth my gums connected to teeth are pink but under thay is a line of dark pink/ red.
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2024.06.05 00:09 InstanceTurbulent719 Short guide on how to use the Pause USB Power Delivery (bypass battery) feature on Samsung devices on any app/game
 | So, someone asked this earlier on here, and I was looking to use this feature too, but it took me 30 mins of looking up xdaforums and reddit posts to get the information I needed. Here's a short summary for anyone that's confused, specially with android 14's API restrictions. submitted by InstanceTurbulent719 to EmulationOnAndroid [link] [comments] Essentially, you have a samsung phone but you can only bypass the battery (to prevent more heat and wear on it) on select games. According to some speculation on xdaforums it might have something to do with the app being marked as a game in the playstore (reason why yuzu works but sudachi doesn't). This works for any emulator and fork not available in the playstore. Device Prerequisites: ⢠Supported models: S23 series / S22 series / Tab S8 series / Flip5 / Flip4 / Fold5 / Fold4 / A23 / A33 / A53 / A73 / M33Additionally:
For windows users, after extracting the zip file, you want to right click on the folder containing all the exes, Open in Terminal. Then: ./adb.exe (command here)Then follow the instructions to connect your device listed here. Personally, connecting through usb is the simplest way, as ideally, you'll be only doing it once to give permissions to SetEdit or your preferred app to change this value which should persist between reboots. Note that some banking apps might refuse to work if you have developer options enabled. You can then manually enable or disable the pass through with this command: adb shell settings put system pass_through 1 Download the apk to your pc from their github From the same terminal window, cd (for ex 'cd ..' to go up a level) to the folder containing the apk, and install it following the instructions listed in their repo. First: adb install --bypass-low-target-sdk-block SetEdit.apk add the version number of the setedit apk at the end. Follow the instructions in your phone. Then adb shell pm grant io.github.muntashirakon.setedit android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS ez It works with the protect battery setting. Technically it's required for super fast charging to be enabled, but this lets you enable the battery pass-through anyway. I've tested it with a couple games without super fast charging and it still works, I presume normal fast charging still provides enough power to feed the whole SoC. I'm unsure if this is true for all chargers and supported samsung devices, I couldn't find clear documentation. Of course you can create a routine that enables super fast charging, manually activated, by app, etc. |
2024.06.05 00:03 ogapexx Graphical distortion with every Java GUI application I use
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2024.06.04 23:58 iliketurtles0108 Brand New Dishwasher Runs Nonstop
We just moved into a new build house and every time we have tried to run our brand new Frigidaire dishwasher, it wonât stop or even make it to the dry cycle. The first night we went to bed without realizing and it was still running 8 hours later in the morning. We tried to do the 1 hr rinse cycle, and ended up turning that off after 3 hours because we were worried about the water usage. A technician finally came today and replaced the drain pump, but after testing the one hour cycle again after he left, we ended up manually turning off the washer again after 2 hours. Itâs soapy and has some water remaining at the bottom after weâve manually turned it off, but weâre not sure why it wants to continuously run for so long. Weâre also having some issues with the water getting hot on the main level where the dishwasher is, so could this be the issue? Weâre first time homebuyers and have no idea how dishwashers work, so any advice would be appreciated
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2024.06.04 23:58 ebudd08 [US - UT][H] Sega Dreamcast, Saturn, Nintendo Wii(U), Switch, (3)DS, Game Boy (Color, Advance), NES, SNES, GameCube, Xbox (360), PlayStation (2, 3) -- Games, Consoles, Accessories [W] PayPal
Removed a few things that sold, added a couple duplicate Switch games. I'd really love to offload all this as it's just sitting in a tote in my garage and I hate it. Shipping is not included unless noted. Please offer on bundles, I'm really inclined to move as much of this stuff as I possibly can and will offer better deals the more you buy.
On everything $5 & under, consider it 3 for $10, 5 for $15, 20 for $50
All clean, but untested (I don't have a Saturn console)
2 SNS-001 Consoles For Parts/Not Working 2 For Parts/Not Working consoles that have been broken down, including one housing (has some chips/cracks), 2 motherboards, all components, however some are guaranteed to not work. The boards themselves may have additional issues beyond the removed chips, I have no way to test or check them. Neither of these motherboards work. Both of them were giving different graphical issues on the screen, so I thought I'd be clever and try to swap some chips around, but found out as I was doing it that I have no experience with it and was in way over my head. I do not know if there are working chips here to even create one working SNES, as far as I'm aware all of the graphics chips/etc. are bad. Pics here $35
Please note - most of these games are not complete - either missing manual, replacement case/cover art, or loose disc. Please check with me if you're curious.
Thanks for looking!
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On everything $5 & under, consider it 3 for $10, 5 for $15, 20 for $50
| Title | CIB/loose | Price/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 3 controllers | Loose | $20 each - 2 white OEM, one green Performance-branded |
| Memory card | Loose | $10 - Performance-brand |
| Centipede | Loose | $6 - Good condition |
| Chicken Run | CIB | $13 - Good condition |
| Crazy Taxi | CIB | $20 - Sega All Stars |
| Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX | CIB | $6 - Good condition |
| Disneyâs Dinosaur | CIB | $13 - Good condition |
| Jeremy McGrath Supercross 2000 | Loose | $8 - Good condition |
| NFL Blitz 2001 | CIB | $35 - Good condition |
| Quake 3 Arena | CIB | $20 - Good condition |
| Resident Evil CODE Veronica | Loose | $20 - Includes both discs in a kind of broken jewel case thing |
| Sega Bass Fishing | CIB | $8 - Sega All Stars |
| Sega Smash Pack Volume 1 | Loose | $10 - Includes case, no manual, decent condition |
| Shenmue | CIB | $30 - Cracked bottom of jewel case (the plastic piece) |
| SnoCross Championship Racing | CIB | $10 - Good condition |
| Tomb Raider: Chronicles | CIB | $18 - Good condition |
| Virtua Fighter 3tb | Loose | $15 - Good condition |
All clean, but untested (I don't have a Saturn console)
| Title | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Bootleg Sampler | Loose | $5 |
| Iron Man X-O Manowar in Heavy Metal | Loose | $8 |
| Sega Worldwide Soccer â97 | Loose | $6 |
| Tomb Raider | Loose | $12 |
| Virtua Cop | Loose | $5 |
| World Series Baseball â98 | Loose | $6 |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bandai Golf Pebble Beach Challenge | NES | $3 |
| Days of Thunder | NES | $6 |
| Double Dribble | NES | $6 |
| Knight Rider | NES | $8 Pics |
| Side Pocket | NES | $6 |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| MVP Baseball | SNES | $6 |
| NBA Live 95 | SNES | $6 |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| A Bug's Life | GB | $5 |
| All-Star Baseball 2000 | GBC | $5 |
| Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 | GBC | $5 - Bad label |
| Demon Driver | GBA | $6 |
| Rayman Advance | GBA | $6 |
| Smuggler's Run | GBA | $4 |
| Treasure Planet | GBA | $5 |
| Winter X Games Snowboarding 2002 | GBA | $3 |
| World Tennis Stars | GBA | $3 |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| Console Nintendo DS | NDS | $50 - Blue, no charger, great condition, working hinge |
| Barbie: Jet, Set & Style | NDS | $3 - Loose |
| Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow | NDS | $22 - Loose, no label, authentic |
| Deal or No Deal | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| Games Around the World | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| Horsez | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| Imagine: Fashion Designer | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| Imagine: Fashion Stylist | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| Jeopardy | NDS | $5 - CIB |
| MahJong Quest | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| My Farm | NDS | $4 - CIB |
| Pictionary | NDS | $5 - Sealed |
| Winx Club Magical Fairy Party | NDS | $6 - CIB |
| Cooking Mama: Sweet Shop | 3DS | $16 - CIB |
| Harvest Moon 3D: The Lost Valley | 3DS | $16 - Loose |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| Accessory OEM Controller | Xbox | $10 - have 2, both model S for original Xbox, both have breakaway cables |
| Call of Duty 2: Big Red One | Xbox | $5 |
| Gun | Xbox | $5 |
| Juiced | Xbox | $6 |
| Superman Returns | Xbox | $5 |
| Unreal Championship 2: The Liandri Conflict | Xbox | $5 |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare | 360 | $6 |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 | 360 | $6 |
| Ghost Recon 2 | 360 | $5 |
| Guitar Hero 2 | 360 | $8 |
| Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock | 360 | $8 |
| Guitar Hero 3: Legends of Rock | 360 | $8 |
| Guitar Hero: Aerosmith | 360 | $12 |
| MLB 2K9 | 360 | $5 |
| NBA 2K12 | 360 | $5 |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| Treasures of the Deep | PS1 | $12 - CIB |
| Wargames: Defcon 1 | PS1 | $10 - CIB |
| Warhawk | PS1 | $12 - CIB, longbox, not in great shape |
| American Chopper | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Arctic Thunder | PS2 | $6 - CIB |
| Cabela's Big Game Hunter 2005 | PS2 | $3 - CIB |
| Call of Duty: Finest Hour | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Call of Duty: Finest Hour | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Crash n' Burn | Ps2 | $6 - CIB |
| Eragon | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Flatout | PS2 | $6 - CIB |
| Flatout | PS2 | $5 - Loose |
| The Getaway | PS2 | $6 - CIB |
| The Getaway | PS2 | $4 - Loose |
| Gran Turismo 3 | PS2 | $5 - GH CIB |
| Guitar Hero 2 | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Hitman 2 | PS2 | $5 - CIB |
| IHRA Drag Racing 2 | PS2 | $3 - CIB |
| Kingdom Hearts 2 | PS2 | $5 - Loose |
| Madden 07 | PS2 | $3 - CIB |
| MX vs ATV | PS2 | $3 - Loose |
| NAMCO Museum | PS2 | $6 - GH CIB |
| NBA 2K9 | PS2 | $5 - CIB |
| PopCap Hits Vol. 1 | PS2 | $5 - CIB |
| Rise to Honor | PS2 | $6 - CIB |
| Smuggler's Run | PS2 | $6 - CIB |
| SOCOM 2 | PS2 | $5 - CIB |
| Splinter Cell | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Starksy & Hutch | PS2 | $5 - CIB |
| Strike Force Bowling | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Tetris Worlds | PS2 | $5 - CIB |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2002 | PS2 | $2 - Loose |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2005 | PS2 | $2 - Loose |
| Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2006 | PS2 | $2 - Loose |
| TOCA Race Driver 2 | PS2 | $6 - CIB |
| Trigger Man | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| World Championship Poker | PS2 | $4 - CIB |
| Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 | PS3 | $5 - CIB |
| Grand Theft Auto IV | PS3 | $7 - Loose |
| Killzone 3 | PS3 | $5 - CIB |
| Mortal Kombat vs DC Universe | PS3 | $7 - CIB |
| Rocksmith 2014 | PS3 | $8 - CIB |
| Skyrim | PS3 | $4 - CIB |
| Sports Champions | PS3 | $4 - CIB |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| The Price is Right | Wii | $4 - Loose |
| Wii Play | Wii | $5 - CIB |
| Wii Play | Wii | $5 - CIB |
| Skylanders | WiiU | $4 - Case |
| Skylanders | WiiU | $4 - Case |
| LEGO Dimensions | WiiU | $4 - Case |
| Title | Console | Price/notes |
|---|---|---|
| Just Dance 2020 | Switch | $15 |
| Super Mario Party | Switch | $30 |
| Super Smash Bros Ultimate | Switch | $35 (cover art is beat up) |
| Zumba | Switch | $20 |
2024.06.04 23:55 golangprojects [Hiring] Remote Golang job: Senior Software Engineer at Paddle (London, United Kingdom)
Paddle offers SaaS companies a completely different approach to their payment infrastructure. Instead of assembling and maintaining a complex stack of payments-related apps and services, weâre a Merchant of Record for our customers. That means we take away 100% of the pain of payment fragmentation. Itâs faster, safer, cheaper, and, above all, way better.
Weâre backed by investors including KKR, FTV Capital, Kindred, Notion, and 83North and serve over 3000 software sellers in 245 territories globally.
The Role:
As a Senior Software Engineer within our Customer Data team, you will play a key role in developing our import systems which will facilitate seamless migrations for customers to our new Billing platform. You'll also be instrumental in improving our invoicing product, refining reporting processes and optimising our search systems. Youâll be involved and provide input for new projects relating to our customerâs data.
Youâll collaborate with multiple teams, alongside engineers, product managers, and designers. Getting involved in a wide range of areas which will provide you with plenty of opportunities to develop your own skills and ultimately grow your career as a valued member of the engineering team.
Tech stack:
At Paddle, weâre committed to removing invisible barriers, both for our customers and within our own teams. We recognise and celebrate that every Paddler is unique and we welcome every individual perspective. As an inclusive employer, we donât care if, or where, you studied, what you look like or where youâre from. Weâre more interested in your craft, curiosity, passion for learning and what youâll add to our culture. We encourage you to apply even if you donât match every part of the job ad, especially if youâre part of an underrepresented group.
Please let us know if thereâs anything we can do to better support you through the application process and in the workplace. We will do everything we can to support any accommodations needed. Weâre committed to building a diverse team where everyone feels safe to be their authentic self. Letâs grow together.
Why youâll love working at Paddle
We are a diverse, growing group of Paddlers across the globe who pride ourselves on our transparent, collaborative and respectful culture.
We live and breathe our values, which are:
Exceptional Together
Execute with impact
Better than Yesterday
We offer a full suite of benefits, including attractive salaries, stock options, retirement plans, private healthcare and well-being initiatives.
We are a âdigital-firstâ company, which means you can work remotely, from one of our stylish hubs, or even a bit of both! We offer all team members unlimited holidays and enhanced parental leave. We invest in learning and will help you with your personal development via constant exposure to new challenges, an annual learning fund, and regular internal and external training.
Read more / apply: https://www.golangprojects.com/golang-go-job-gnt-Remote-Senior-Software-Engineer-London-Paddle-remotework.html
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Weâre backed by investors including KKR, FTV Capital, Kindred, Notion, and 83North and serve over 3000 software sellers in 245 territories globally.
The Role:
As a Senior Software Engineer within our Customer Data team, you will play a key role in developing our import systems which will facilitate seamless migrations for customers to our new Billing platform. You'll also be instrumental in improving our invoicing product, refining reporting processes and optimising our search systems. Youâll be involved and provide input for new projects relating to our customerâs data.
Youâll collaborate with multiple teams, alongside engineers, product managers, and designers. Getting involved in a wide range of areas which will provide you with plenty of opportunities to develop your own skills and ultimately grow your career as a valued member of the engineering team.
Tech stack:
Go for our new services PHP/Laravel and Python/Django for our classic system Docker in production and local development AWS ECS Fargate and AWS EKS for our runtime AWS SQS for our asynchronous message queues AWS Eventbridge for our event bus Aurora MySQL and PostgreSQL for persistent data storage Redis for key/value store Terraform for resource management Cloudflare for our firewall and DNS serverWhat you'll do:
Be a part of our Customer Data team, working on areas such as imports, invoices, tax, reports and search Develop applications using Go, with some occasional support of our PHP codebases Develop and work with high traffic APIs used by hundreds of thousands of users per month Collaborate on features to a high standard, pairing with other engineers when necessary, as well as working independently Practice DevOps, youâre responsible for getting your code to production, supporting and monitoring its performance via SLOs Use the latest AWS services available to run your code Test your and your teamâs code, both manually and with unit and integration tests where applicable Help design a stable platform to support continuous growth Mentoring and coaching other engineersWe'd love to hear from you if you:
Have a solid development background with Go Bonus points if you have experience working with PHP Have experience designing and building distributed systems to handle high traffic at scale in a microservice, cloud-based environment in AWS Are someone who enjoys collaborating with our technical and non-technical departments Have a proactive attitude towards finding ways to improve the code and team processes A strong understanding of the development process - from design through to deployment, maintenance, and what that means for day-to-day development Are someone who takes pride in what you build Are interested in what new tools and techniques you could introduce to us!Everyone is welcome at Paddle
At Paddle, weâre committed to removing invisible barriers, both for our customers and within our own teams. We recognise and celebrate that every Paddler is unique and we welcome every individual perspective. As an inclusive employer, we donât care if, or where, you studied, what you look like or where youâre from. Weâre more interested in your craft, curiosity, passion for learning and what youâll add to our culture. We encourage you to apply even if you donât match every part of the job ad, especially if youâre part of an underrepresented group.
Please let us know if thereâs anything we can do to better support you through the application process and in the workplace. We will do everything we can to support any accommodations needed. Weâre committed to building a diverse team where everyone feels safe to be their authentic self. Letâs grow together.
Why youâll love working at Paddle
We are a diverse, growing group of Paddlers across the globe who pride ourselves on our transparent, collaborative and respectful culture.
We live and breathe our values, which are:
Exceptional Together
Execute with impact
Better than Yesterday
We offer a full suite of benefits, including attractive salaries, stock options, retirement plans, private healthcare and well-being initiatives.
We are a âdigital-firstâ company, which means you can work remotely, from one of our stylish hubs, or even a bit of both! We offer all team members unlimited holidays and enhanced parental leave. We invest in learning and will help you with your personal development via constant exposure to new challenges, an annual learning fund, and regular internal and external training.
Read more / apply: https://www.golangprojects.com/golang-go-job-gnt-Remote-Senior-Software-Engineer-London-Paddle-remotework.html
2024.06.04 23:51 onestworldproblem June 4 Patch Notes: Changes to Infinity Stones, move functionality and more
Link to article: https://www.marvelsnap.com/newsdetail?id=7296800681082575621
You can manually download all assets in âSettingsâ and hit âDownload All Assetsâ. While the asset re-download is happening you will see temporary performance issues that will be solved once the download is complete. We appreciate your patience!
We are also aware of concerns that Spider-Ham can be too frustrating a counter to this strategy, as Thanos starts on the left side of the player's hand. If necessary, we'll adjust the Ham to a functionality that is less disruptive.
We made this change to resolve a number of confusing interactions. First and foremost, this is when the cards visually update already, so it just makes sense to line the resolution up with the game state being represented. Second, this addresses some weirdness unique to Ongoing cards. For technical reasons, Ongoing cards have been built to temporarily turn off when they change locations, in part due to the way these cards can have location-specific abilities and VFX. In the past, you may have heard of some tricky move-based ways to Enchantress a Cosmo, or duck Shang-Chi with Devil Dinosaurâthose won't work anymore.
There will be a handful of other minor impacts to this change. However, a general guideline of "assume player-made moves will happen before everything else" should lead you to the best sequencing for your cards.
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ASSET RE-DOWNLOAD
Included in this patch will be performance upgrades that will improve boot-up and download times. However, in order to implement these game-wide changes, it will require a full re-download.You can manually download all assets in âSettingsâ and hit âDownload All Assetsâ. While the asset re-download is happening you will see temporary performance issues that will be solved once the download is complete. We appreciate your patience!
PATCH HIGHLIGHTS
Card Series Drops
As a quick refresher, Cards are categorized into different âSeriesâ which affect their things like their drop rate and Collectorâs Token values. Periodically, cards will drop to lower series so players can more easily add them to their collections.- Drop to Series 3
- Howard the Duck
- Silver Samurai
- Mirage
- Echo
- Martyr
- Drop to Series 4
- Jean Grey
- Selene
- Hercules
- Nebula
- Silk
- The Living Tribunal
- Gladiator
Move Update
Cards staged to move during a player's turn will now resolve before cards reveal. Some examples of affected cards and locations include Nightcrawler, Cloak, and New York. Learn more about this change below in Balance Updates.FEATURES
- Collectible Borders are now available in the Cosmetics Shop at a discount. You can also now own multiple copies at a time.
- Performance Improvements - Faster boot-up times, download times, and asset optimization.
- The Collection Level Road has been modified to no longer have a cap!
ART & VISUAL EFFECTS
- The following cards received VFX:
- Ebony Blade (Black Knight)
- Beast
- The following cards received updated VFX based on their new abilities:
- Space Stone
- Soul Stone
- After being made aware of issues around the Gambit Variant in the "Dealing with Demons" bundle we're swapping it out with the new X-Men '97 #1 Tyler Kirkham Gambit Variant. We greatly appreciate those who brought this to our attention and we'll continue to work on improving our processes to ensure issues like these are few and far between.
AUDIO
- The following cards received SFX:
- Ebony Blade (Black Knight)
- Beast
- The following cards received new voice lines: (EN, CN, FR, ID, JP, KR, ES, TH)
- Venom
- Hawkeye
BALANCE UPDATES
Thanos Stone Updates
We've significantly updated the Infinity Stones to revolve around Thanos, as promised in a past patch. Our goal with this complement of changes is to position Thanos in such a way that the deck is less effective at becoming a shell for the strongest ramp-based strategies, as has been common in the past. We want to give Thanos decks their own distinct identity and to better fulfill the fantasy of aligning oneself with the Mad Titan.We are also aware of concerns that Spider-Ham can be too frustrating a counter to this strategy, as Thanos starts on the left side of the player's hand. If necessary, we'll adjust the Ham to a functionality that is less disruptive.
- Sanctuary II - Location Disabled
- Mind Stone
- [Old] 2/1 - On Reveal: Draw 2 1-Cost cards from your deck.
- [New] 2/1 - On Reveal: Draw 2 Stones from your deck.
- Reality Stone
- [Old] 1/1 - On Reveal: Transform this location into a new one. Draw a card.
- [New] 1/1 - On Reveal: Replace this location with a new one.
- Soul Stone
- [Old] 1/1 - Ongoing: Enemy cards here have -1 Power.
- [New] 1/1 - On Reveal: Draw a card. Ongoing: Thanos can't be discarded or destroyed.
- Space Stone
- [Old] 1/1 - Next turn, you can move one card to this location. Draw a card.
- [New] 1/1 - On Reveal: Draw a card. Ongoing: Nothing can stop you from playing or moving Thanos.
- Time Stone
- [Old] 1/1 - On Reveal: Give Thanos -1 Cost next turn. Draw a card.
- [New] 1/1 - On Reveal: Give Thanos -1 Cost. Draw a card.
Move Update
As mentioned earlier in the patch notes, we've updated card movement made during the "staging" portion of the turn to resolve before any cards reveal. This affects cards like Vision, but has no impact at all on cards like Iron Fist and locations like Bifrost.We made this change to resolve a number of confusing interactions. First and foremost, this is when the cards visually update already, so it just makes sense to line the resolution up with the game state being represented. Second, this addresses some weirdness unique to Ongoing cards. For technical reasons, Ongoing cards have been built to temporarily turn off when they change locations, in part due to the way these cards can have location-specific abilities and VFX. In the past, you may have heard of some tricky move-based ways to Enchantress a Cosmo, or duck Shang-Chi with Devil Dinosaurâthose won't work anymore.
There will be a handful of other minor impacts to this change. However, a general guideline of "assume player-made moves will happen before everything else" should lead you to the best sequencing for your cards.
Bug Fixes
Card and Location Logic Fixes in 28.x
- Can now play to Super Skrullâs location when an opposing Jean Grey is in play
- Copies of Iron Lad with Jessica Jonesâ ability no longer trigger more than once
- Miles Moralesâ cost is now set appropriately after being affected by The Peak
- The power bonus of a card played on Krakoa is now accurately applied if the Reality Stone is played to that location on the same turn
VFX & SFX Fixes in 28.x
- Demon SFX no longer loops indefinitely after the card is dragged
- Fixed up some card upgrade VFX timing issues
- Sanctuary II has appropriate SFX (for real this time!)
- Patriotâs and The Hoodâs VFX no longer play at unexpected times
- Some Cards played on Castle Zemo no longer take an exceptionally long time to swap
Other Fixes in 28.x
- Bonus Boosters and Daily Offer Shop UI elements no longer overlap if opened at the same time
- The album tag now scales appropriately in the Card Detail view in the Daily Offer Shop
- Adjusted text sizes in Thai that were previously too small.
- The bottom navigation bar now displays properly after initial startup
- Equip to All UI assets no longer overlap
- Transitioning from the post-match results back to the main menu no longer jitters
- If you think you saw a typo in the Future Villains album, no you didnât
- Leagueâs reward UI now properly fills the screen
- âPremium Mystery Variantsâ text is no longer missing in various places
- Albums UI is no longer obscured by background elements as you scroll
Existing Known Issues Fixed
- Claiming multiple rewards from your Collection Level simultaneously no longer results in an error
- SFX should play when retreating on Turn 1
- The text for âMuteâ is no longer tiny and off-center from the button
- The âSpotlightâ label now appears for cards in Card Detail view
2024.06.04 23:50 Chiquito_Cuco22 Getting into the Trade
Hey guys, currently a 17 y/o junior (soon to be senior) in high school thatâs looking to get into the electrician route. Iâve always been pretty decent in school, math in particular (maintaing a 3.6 GPA through highschool as well) and decided that going to college and throwing myself into debt isnât what Iâm looking for. Iâve watched some videos on going down this trade route (mainly via mad electrician on YT) and Iâm really feeling down to go into this trade. When it comes to the intellectual aspect of this job I believe I can succeed and I am currently enrolled for next year a base technician class and an advanced technician class which teaches me use of power tools and basic construction. So I will be working on my manual skills next year. My point of this is to ask questions that I have to working electricians:
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- Union or Non-union (private)? (Which would be easier for me to apply for an apprenticeship at 18, closest union is IBEW 180)
- what can you do to make applications look more appealing? (Accomplishments, references, education level?)
- Is the aptitude test what decides your spot in the selection for the apprenticeship?
- what do the first few months of an apprenticeship even look like? (Is it more observing and clean up than hands on?)
- how many hours are you limited to as an apprentice?
- what tools should I look to familiarize myself with?
- Commercial, Industrial, Residential (3 I know of), which is the best for finding work and gaining knowledge?
2024.06.04 23:49 dmmd Z offset? Steps? First layer was pristine
 | Not sure whats going on⌠printed 3 small sheets as a test, did a bed tramming test and leveled everything. Ran a manual z offset level prior. Also, a few days ago I tested z e steps and also adjusted accordingly. Bought a filament dehumidifier as I finally blamed humidity⌠but, as we can see, didnt work either. What bothers me the most is that the first layer was pristine, without any filament sticking upwards as the next layers. Not sure what else to check. Any help? submitted by dmmd to 3Dprinting [link] [comments] |
2024.06.04 23:40 jheezeppi No USB power or data with 10" aftermarket head unit
Years back I purchased the below product and it has worked great via wireless apple carplay.
I recently changed to android and noticed I get no power or data transfer via the two connected usb's from the unit and I can't figure out why and would like to enquire about suggestions to fix.
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I recently changed to android and noticed I get no power or data transfer via the two connected usb's from the unit and I can't figure out why and would like to enquire about suggestions to fix.
- I have it routed to the glove box.
- I unplugged and replugged in everything with still no luck. Ensured plugs were tightly fastened.
- inspected where power was coming from and the usb cables were routed into the plug which goes inside the 10" screen. *circled in image 4
- Logged in via factory / dev mode to check usb settings but they only advise choosing usb 2.0 vs 1.0 https://www.erisin.co.uk/products/https-wwwerisincouk-products-erisin-es3674r-1025-android-100-car-stereo-radio-gps-sat-nav-for-audi-a4-ips-wireless-carplay-dab-4g-bt-canbus-tpms
2024.06.04 23:29 j1ames [US] [H] Wii Games, Switch Games, DS/3DS (Pokemon) games, GameCube Paper Mario, Gamecube Stuff, Nintendo Wii, Analogue Pocket GiTD [W] PayPal, Venmo, Zelle
All prices include shipping (CONUS only) prefer PayPal Friends and Family, Venmo, or Zelle but can invoice. Ask if you got any questions or offers. Some items in the images has been sold.
https://imgur.com/a/7NrL2Fs
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https://imgur.com/a/7NrL2Fs
- 2x Analogue Pocket GiTD (Brand new sealed) - $420 each
- Nintendo Wii (tested and working, CIB with manual and inserts except Wii Sports) - $75
- 2x Nintendo Wii motes and nunchucks + 1x steering wheel - $30
- GameCube Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door (CIB includes manual)[https://imgur.com/a/tRqXVJq] - $85
- Official Gamecube Memory Card Grey - $10
- Official Gamecube Controller Indigo - $35
- Skyrim Legendary Edition (PC) - $7.50
- Crash of the Titans (CIB includes manual and inserts) - $12.50
- Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Case, manual, and inserts only) - $7.50
- Mario Party 8 (Case, manual, and inserts only) - $7.50
- Wii Sports Resort (Disc only) - $20
- Shantae and the Seven Sirens (Sealed) - $50
- Atelier Ryze Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout (Sealed) - $50
- Sid Meier's Civilization VI (Sealed) - $10
- Fire Emblem Three Houses (Like new) - $30
- Pokemon Black Version 2 (loose) - $120
- Pokemon White Version (CIB includes manual and inserts) - $100
- Dragon Ball Z: Supersonic Warriors 2 (DS Loose) - $20
- Animal Crossing: Wild World (CIB includes manual and inserts) - $30
- New Super Mario Bros. (Case and manual only) - $7.50
- Nintendogs Dachshund & Friends (Case, manual, and inserts only) - $7.50
- Pokemon Alpha Sapphire (CIB includes manual) - $40
- Pokemon Moon (CIB includes manual) - $17.50
2024.06.04 23:22 NoItsSearamon How good is hit and run on chucky?
I have yet to test it but as a chucky main and with his manual scamper gone but with his stealth cooldown buffed now, I wonder if you could hit the survivors you can then finish with a slice and dice to down them later on when they're downed.
Is hit and run chuckster any good?
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Is hit and run chuckster any good?
2024.06.04 23:14 Georgy_K_Zhukov Review of 3D Fortress and their 3d printing designs
 | StuG III from 3D Fortress submitted by Georgy_K_Zhukov to PrintedWWII [link] [comments] Hello everyone and welcome to another review /PrintedWWII review. As I dive into 3D printing, the lack of extensive documentation and reviews of what is good, what is bad, and what works with care, has been vexing to me, so my hope is to provide a little bit of what I wish was readily available for me when I started! Today's focus is on 3D Fortress and their models, which includes both infantry and vehicles. They are a fairly large studio which is somewhat confusingly spread across a number of sites for resale of their stls, including Digital Taxidermy, and Etsy, as well as a Patreon, and MyMiniFactory campaigns, and several profiles on Kickstarter, which means that despite multiple previous campaigns they aren't all by the same account there, and more broadly that some platforms only have some of their models. It is honestly kind of bizarre and if it wasn't for the overlaps I would wonder fi there are just several groups all calling themselves 3D Fortress... Printing Medic/Infantry figure. Note that it comes on a base as part of the model. I printed the tank and infantry models in resin with an Elegoo Mars 3 Pro, or an Elegoo Saturn 3 Ultra. The infantry were printed out with Phrozen 4k Resin, and the vehicles using Elegoo 8k Standard resin. The files were sliced in Chitubox using the recommended settings. I did the hollowing and supports myself on all of the files, as none seem to include either option. For the resin didn't have any issues when printing the models that I identified as relating to the file design, and prints came out well. For the buildings, I printed them on Prusa Mk3S+ FDM machine, using Prusa Slicer to prepare the models. Prints were made with a .6mm nozzle, printing at .3mm layers, the models were printed using Overture Easy PLA. The buildings I had do seem to be, generally speaking, intended for printing on an FDM machine, given the size of them if nothing else (even my Saturn 3 wouldn't be able to come close to fitting more of these), but I wouldn't call them optimized. There are quite a few overhangs which will require supports, and some some overly ambitious bridging at points too. One model in particular I didn't catch quite how the patterning on the edge of the roof was done, which resulted in some minor issues, so definitely make sure you are using supports (I would recommend organic ones), and be sure to closely check the model before printing. Models An observer with a dog, sculpted on a scenic base. The infantry models I will simply dispense with quickly. These models are not suitable for wargaming, nor do they seem like the designers even thought about there use there. To be sure, they are decently sculpted, there are numerous problems. To start, the scale is not at all consistent. The design, over all, is done in in what is roughly 'True Scale', despite seemingly modeled roughly to 28mm standards, printing two models both at 100% resulted one giant and one skinny little fucker. Most of the models are in 'scenic' poses, which on the whole suggests they are much better suited for dioramas than they are for the gaming table. As one-offs, a few models can work for specialized matters, like a spotter or a medic, but that it about the extent of it. In bluntest terms, I do not like these figures at all. Warlord Metal; 3DF; Warlord Plastic; 3DF; Warlord Plastic. All printed at 100%, which shows off both the mismatched size to other 1/56 scale lines, but also even to other figures from the same creator. Shifting over to the vehicles, there is at least some better things to be said. Broadly speaking, the tanks have very good detailing, which looks really nice both in renders and printed out. The vehicles are often very 'busy' though, by which I mean there is a lot of stowage and such placed on them, which some folks might appreciate, but perhaps not everyone. Similarly, the tanks often are modeled with 'battle damage', such as chinks and pockmarks for shells, bullets, and other non-penetrating damage. It gives a fairly unique look to the models, and some folks definitely will like that, but again, I can see not everyone wanting that. Breakdown of the StuG III, and typical of vehicle models. Easy printing arrangement, although do note that a lot of stowage is included on the hull. There are a lot of problems though. The turret design is laughably bad, with the well in the hull that the turret fits into only a few millimeters deep, which is not at all sufficient for a turret to be stable, and of course there is zero space for magnetization or anything else to help make it more secure. The depth of the turret well in the hull is quite shallow, and not to my liking at all. And this would require that the turret be able to fit at all. While the models are broken down into several parts for printing, with the treads and such separate, the tolerances on the designs is far too tight. It seems to be that they decided "this goes into a 1cm hole, so it should be 1cm wide, rather than actually needing to be 9mm. The result is that assembly is an outright nightmare, and nothing wants to fit together at all. Trimming and sanding of parts is a very clear necessity. T-26 model with the turret on. It took quite a lot of trimming and filing down for it to actually fit correctly. The buildings are probably the models I appreciated the best, all things considered, but they too aren't without issues. On the plus side, they have a good amount of detail to them, and just generally look really nice. The renders were pretty stunning and I was hard pressed to decide on which buildings I would ultimately decide on to use for the tests, and the exterior details of the renders does come through nicely on the printed versions. Even though I was using a .6mm nozzle, I didn't feel this hurt anything there, as it is a good balance between detailing, and a boldness that retains visibility at a distance. Ruined building model. Decently nice, although it does have a 'base' around the building, which may be a negative depending on your preferences. File had to be scaled up from 1:100. But there is a remarkable inconsistency in the models... One piece, the ruin, was actually scaled at 1:100, although upscaling of course wasn't much of an issue. Of the other two though, one of them came split into three levels (ground floor, upper floor, and roof), while the other came as one solid model that I had to split myself in the slicer in order to have that option, one which I personally think to be essential for buildings as wargaming terrain. For the building that was already split though, the pegs and holes, as with the tanks, just don't seem to be well sized, and none of them want to fit! Trimming and sanding was required, and I would also say that the degree needed would indicate this wasn't simply because of the slightly bigger width you get using the .3mm layer heights as opposed to if I'd used .2mm layer. The same problem seems likely either way. A Russian style house from the Tsarist era. It is a very nice looking model, but it comes in one single piece. Splitting in the slicer is necessary to have each floor accessible. And finally, there is the lack of a floor in the upper level of the split model, which is also pretty frustrating. I get why an option without it is there, as not everyone might want one - it does use up a fair bit of filament - but the option would be nice. One can of course be created by adding a simple shape to the model in the slicer, but nevertheless it feels like one of those little things that would elevate a model to have the option there. Another Tsarist era building, showing off that this model does split into three parts. The floor had to be added manually in the slicer though. Selection Close up detail on the StuG III showing some of the battle damage sculpted into the models, which is typical. As already noted, the infantry models are barely worth talking about. For the purpose of scenic dioramas, there are a number of different themes present with German and Soviet options, but aside from the cases of one-off figures, there simply isn't enough variety in a given one to even form a basic squad. T-70 light tank is about as exotic as you'll find with their tank models For the vehicles, they go with a German, USA, and Soviet focus. there is a bit of variety, but for the most part it plays the 'World War II Greatest Armored Hits', so stuff like Shermans, T-34s, and StuGs. The various campaigns usually include a little over a dozen vehicles, which means a pretty good selection overall. In addition to the regular ones, there are also some destroyed vehicles as well for some extra variety. There are a few bizarre inclusions though, most notably perhaps being a KhTZ-16 model which, unlike the 45mm gun the real one carried, looks to be armed with what is possibly a 122mm gun. Not a clue what is going on there. No, seriously, what the actual fuck is going on with this model. Please someone explain. Buildings also have a pretty good degree of options, all things considered. There is a pack billed as 'World War I & II' which has a number of nice looking pieces, including the ruin I used for a test print, although in a few cases they are clearly more intended as diorama pieces than wargaming terrain, as they include human figures on them already. In addition to the WWI & II specific pack, there are several other thematic packs which are quite useful for a 20th century setting, such as the Tsarist terrain, but even the ones such as the Indian collection I expect would have some pieces folks find useful. Tsarist era building model. The sculpting of the buildings is usually quite nice and personally my favorite offerings they have. The packs do provide a discount on models, but individual ones are available a la carte as well, although this highlights one final frustration worth noting. As flagged early on, there are a number of different storefronts which are all billed as 3D Fortress. Not every one of them has all the models, although there is considerable overlap between most. This can make it annoying enough to find just what you are looking for, but even worse is that even the pricing isn't consistent between them, and I don't just mean by a dollar or two. The World War II terrain pack, for instance, I can find anywhere from $20 to $80, despite by all appearances having the same files, and no, the latter one isn't to buy them all printed out, it is just the files too. So the point is, even if you see something with a render that you really need, make sure to check a few places and find the best price before you pull the trigger. Conclusions I like to try and be as charitable as possible, but honestly it is pretty hard in this case. The technical skills of the designers are good though! The sculpting looks really nice and at a glance, the prints show it with a ton of detail that stands out. But there are just so many issues that drag the models down beyond that. The infantry models are almost useless for wargaming, and the vehicles seem like they must never have had an actual test print given the shallowness of the turret, not to mention the general poor fit of parts overall. By far the best things they offer - in my estimation at least - is the terrain, but even those aren't without issues, showing a notable lack of consistency in how the models are structured. If you are all about the aesthetic, and here for making some nice WWII scenes to sit on the shelf... you will still find some utility in the 3D Fortress designs, but for the WWII wargamer, I'd recommend looking basically anywhere else, unless they fill a specific necessity you can't find elsewhere, and are comfortable with a bit of a project beyond the printing itself. -------------------- If you like these reviews and want to help me keep doing them, you can toss a buck via Ko-Fi page and a Buymecoffee page. I promise to waste it either on stls, or my crippling drug addiction, and nothing else. And a big thanks to a few folks who already have, and helped make this review possible! For Previous Reviews and other 3D printing topics related to WWII gaming, head over to PrintedWWII Also be sure to check out: |
2024.06.04 23:06 GregLXStang [US-WV] [H] Games and/or consoles for NES, SNES, GB, GBA, GBC, DS, 3DS, PS Vita, PS, PS2, PS3, PS4, Genesis, Dreamcast, Xbox, Xbox One, and 360 Games including SEALED US first print edition Pokemon X and Pokemon Omega Ruby; [W] PayPal / Cash Local Pickup
Greetings! Round five for my posting!
Everything here has been purchased for or by me, and I have them all in my hand...well sitting on the desk waiting to ship out!
If my pricing is way wrong let me know, I'm open to reasonable offers! Shipping is not included, but I can and will ship! Runs about $5ish per game, will adjust shipping for bundles.
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Everything here has been purchased for or by me, and I have them all in my hand...well sitting on the desk waiting to ship out!
If my pricing is way wrong let me know, I'm open to reasonable offers! Shipping is not included, but I can and will ship! Runs about $5ish per game, will adjust shipping for bundles.
Nintendo Systems / Accessories:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| NES | Zapper | Decent condition | $15 |
| SNES | Mouse | Decent condition, no mouse ball | $10 |
| N64 | Console | Console Only | $50 |
Nintendo Games:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| NES | Adventure Island | Loose | $10 |
| SNES | Star Fox | Loose, see photo descriptions | $15 |
| SNES | Mario Paint | Loose, see photo descriptions | $5 |
| GB | Marble Madness | Loose | $5 |
| GBC | Paperboy | Loose w/Instructions | $20 |
| GBC | Grand Theft Auto | Loose w/Instructions | $35 |
| GBC | Game and Watch Gallery 2 | Loose | $5 |
| GBC | Jeff Gordon X2 Racing | Loose w/Instructions | $5 |
| GBC | Chase HQ Secret Police | Loose w/Instructions | $10 |
| DS | Chrono Trigger | Loose | $65 |
| DS | Cop The Recruit | Loose | $20 |
| DS | Star Wars Battlefront Elite Squadron | Loose | $10 |
| 3DS | New Super Mario Brothers 2 (First Print) | Factory Sealed | $40 |
| 3DS | PokĂŠmon Omega Ruby | Factory Sealed, First Print | $70 |
| 3DS | PokĂŠmon X | Factory Sealed, First Print | $80 |
| 3DS | Puzzle Dragons Z & Puzzle Dragons Super Mario World Edition | CIB | $15 |
| 3DS | Ultimate NES Remix | Factory Sealed, First Print | $40 |
Nintendo Game, BOXES ONLY:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| DS | New Super Mario Bros | Has manuals | $5 |
| DS | Super Mario 64 DS | Has manuals | $5 |
Sony Systems:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| PS2 Slim | Black in Color | AV and Power Cable included, no controllers | $80 |
Sony Games:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| PS Vita | Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate | CIB | $20 |
| PS | Need For Speed II | CIB | $15 |
| PS2 | NBA Live 2001 | CIB | $5 |
| PS2 | Madden 2001 | CIB | $5 |
| PS2 | Gran Turismo 3 A Spec | Box no manuals | $5 |
| PS3 | Need for Speed The Run Limited Edition | CIB x2 | $5 |
| PS3 | Need for Speed Hot Pursuit Limited Edition | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Guitar Hero III Legends of Rock | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Guitar Hero Van Halen | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed II | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Assassin's Creed Revelations | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Batman Arkham City | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Resistance 3 | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Uncharted 3 Drake's Deception | CIB | $5 |
| PS3 | Gran Turismo 5 XL Edition | CIB | $5 |
| PS4 | Metal Gear Solid V Ground Zeros | CIB | $10 |
| PS4 | The Crew | CIB | $5 |
| PS4 | Knack | CIB | $5 |
| PS4 | Injustice Gods Among Us Ultimate Edition | CIB | $5 |
Sega Consoles / Accessories:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genesis | 16 Bit Model 1 HD Console | Console w/all cables and one controller | $55 |
| Dreamcast | Console | Comes with controller and memory card | $100 |
| Dreamcast | Visual Memory Unit VMU | Works, has new batteries | $20 |
Sega Games:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Genesis | Sonic the Hedgehog | Box no manuals | $30 |
| Genesis | Desert Strike | CIB | $10 |
| Genesis | Jungle Strike | CIB | $15 |
| Genesis | Sonic Spinball | CIB | $15 |
| Dreamcast | Tokyo Xtreme Racer | Loose | $15 |
XBox Accessories:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xbox 360 | Guitar Hero II Legends of Rock Guitar Controller | Wireless Controller Only, in bundle box | $150 |
XBox Games:
| System | Name | Condition | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xbox | Call of Duty 2: Big Red One | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Mass Effect 3 | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Call of Duty MW3 | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Battlefield 3 Premium Edition | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Battlefield 4 | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Forza 4 Game of the Year Edition | CIB | $10 |
| Xbox 360 | Mass Effect 3 | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Halo 4 | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Test Drive Unlimited 2 | Loose | $10 |
| Xbox 360 | Marvel Ultimate Alliance | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Lost Planet Extreme Condition | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Heroes Over Europe | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Crysis 2 | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Grand Theft Auto IV | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Grand Theft Auto San Andreas | Loose | $10 |
| Xbox 360 | Bio Shock Infinite | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Hitman HD Trilogy | Loose | $15 |
| Xbox 360 | Hitman Absolution | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | XCom Enemy Unknown | Loose | $5 |
| Xbox 360 | Gears of War 2 | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox One | Call of Duty Advanced Warfare Day Zero Edition | CIB | $5 |
| Xbox One | Forza 5 | Metal Box, just no sleeve | $10 |
2024.06.04 22:59 gaidzak Specific PG (19.2ad) on OSD.11 on host cxxx-dd13-25 keeps faulting.
Alright some time ago, I ran into a problem where a host lost all of it's OSD daemon and caused the rest of the hosts (8+2 EC) to rebalance the PGs. That took forever (3 weeks to recover) But it finally got done after some massaging OSDs (restarting them) etc.
Now I have a specific conundrum:
I've been checking my ceph cluster everyday, 2 to 3 time per day to catch any issues that may arise while I copy hundreds of TB of data to it. In the meantime, I'm adding the clusters/hosts/and daemon to Zabbix for monitoring.
But I digress, approximately 8 days ago, I had an instance where one of the PGs couldn't be deep scrubbed, so it put the Cluster Health to "Critical"
and found the following about OSD.11
Now today: All of a sudden I am back in critical heatlh warning status. All red. Same error message above. The same PG 19.2ad went into critical error state.
Now rather than trying to perform a manual pg repair, I just restarted the OSD.11 daemon and within 2 minutes, the Critical error message went away. Smart tools shows no error on disks. I'm back in the green.
I'm concerned whether the drive is actually dying or if there is a bug on my instance of ceph.
I'm on Ceph Reef 18.2.1
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Now I have a specific conundrum:
I've been checking my ceph cluster everyday, 2 to 3 time per day to catch any issues that may arise while I copy hundreds of TB of data to it. In the meantime, I'm adding the clusters/hosts/and daemon to Zabbix for monitoring.
But I digress, approximately 8 days ago, I had an instance where one of the PGs couldn't be deep scrubbed, so it put the Cluster Health to "Critical"
$ ceph health detail HEALTH_ERR 1 scrub errors; Possible data damage: 1 pg inconsistent [ERR] OSD_SCRUB_ERRORS: 1 scrub errors [ERR] PG_DAMAGED: Possible data damage: 1 pg inconsistent pg 19.2ad is active+clean+inconsistent, acting [11,92,72,60,151,164,157,149,182,134] $ ceph pg map 19.2ad osdmap e45180 pg 19.2ad (19.2ad) -> up [11,92,72,60,151,164,157,149,182,134] acting [11,92,72,60,151,164,157,149,182,134]Then I would run the command:
$ ceph pg repair 19.2ad instructing pg 19.2ads0 on osd.11 to repairI went to the host that contained osd.11 and ran a cephadm shell -- ceph-volume lvm list
and found the following about OSD.11
====== osd.11 ====== [block] /dev/ceph-b2979d6b-389a-457e-82b7-9efc2a8344e4/osd-block-9340b520-7b37-4f6d-93a6-233c955fb6bc block device /dev/ceph-b2979d6b-389a-457e-82b7-9efc2a8344e4/osd-block-9340b520-7b37-4f6d-93a6-233c955fb6bc block uuid QFeGOP-qLsG-bNYc-8g8m-aEel-WoBg-2rV0ad cephx lockbox secret cluster fsid 44928f74-9f90-11ee-8862-d96497f06d07 cluster name ceph crush device class encrypted 0 osd fsid 9340b520-7b37-4f6d-93a6-233c955fb6bc osd id 11 osdspec affinity cost_capacity type block vdo 0 devices /dev/sddI then checked smarttools to see if the Enterprise SAS 20TB Seagate drive has any issues in regards to errors that is causing PG 19.2ad to become inconsistent during a deep scrub:
~# smartctl -a /dev/sdd smartctl 7.2 2020-12-30 r5155 [x86_64-linux-5.15.0-91-generic] (local build) Copyright (C) 2002-20, Bruce Allen, Christian Franke, www.smartmontools.org === START OF INFORMATION SECTION === Vendor: SEAGATE Product: ST20000NM002D Revision: E003 Compliance: SPC-5 User Capacity: 20,000,588,955,648 bytes [20.0 TB] Logical block size: 512 bytes Physical block size: 4096 bytes LU is fully provisioned Rotation Rate: 7200 rpm Form Factor: 3.5 inches Logical Unit id: 0x5000c500daa959bf Serial number: ZVT9MLTL0000C3111GY0 Device type: disk Transport protocol: SAS (SPL-3) Local Time is: Tue Jun 4 20:33:19 2024 UTC SMART support is: Available - device has SMART capability. SMART support is: Enabled Temperature Warning: Enabled === START OF READ SMART DATA SECTION === SMART Health Status: OK Grown defects during certificationAll this above I performed last week, and I waited like 2 days for the PG to be repaired, but nothing had occurred. Finally I read to restart the OSD.11 daemon process on the host if the repair wasn't responding, and all of a sudden after I do that, the health status of the cluster goes from red to green.Total blocks reassigned during format Total new blocks reassigned Power on minutes since format Current Drive Temperature: 33 C Drive Trip Temperature: 60 C Accumulated power on time, hours:minutes 5269:04 Manufactured in week 24 of year 2023 Specified cycle count over device lifetime: 50000 Accumulated start-stop cycles: 23 Specified load-unload count over device lifetime: 600000 Accumulated load-unload cycles: 239 Elements in grown defect list: 0 Vendor (Seagate Cache) information Blocks sent to initiator = 4183004416 Blocks received from initiator = 2237324480 Blocks read from cache and sent to initiator = 1342445144 Number of read and write commands whose size <= segment size = 253324576 Number of read and write commands whose size > segment size = 117761 Vendor (Seagate/Hitachi) factory information number of hours powered up = 5269.07 number of minutes until next internal SMART test = 48 Error counter log: Errors Corrected by Total Correction Gigabytes Total ECC rereads/ errors algorithm processed uncorrected fast delayed rewrites corrected invocations [10^9 bytes] errors read: 0 0 0 0 0 114291.884 0 write: 0 0 0 0 0 7750.010 0 Non-medium error count: 0 [GLTSD (Global Logging Target Save Disable) set. Enable Save with '-S on'] No Self-tests have been logged
Now today: All of a sudden I am back in critical heatlh warning status. All red. Same error message above. The same PG 19.2ad went into critical error state.
Now rather than trying to perform a manual pg repair, I just restarted the OSD.11 daemon and within 2 minutes, the Critical error message went away. Smart tools shows no error on disks. I'm back in the green.
I'm concerned whether the drive is actually dying or if there is a bug on my instance of ceph.
I'm on Ceph Reef 18.2.1
2024.06.04 22:51 omnomnious What companies have awesome developer experience?
What companies have genuinely great developer experience such that doing work is a pleasure?
I want the majority of my time dedicated to contemplating real-world issues, designing solutions, executing them, conducting tests, while minimizing the time spent on mundane, manual tasks, administrative overhead, initial setup, workflow bottlenecks, resolving issues with environments, among other inefficiencies.
Obviously work is work but toil, unintuitive workflows and inefficient workflows can make the day to day miserable. I've noticed I'm particularly sensitive to this kinda stuff. I genuinely get mad when using unintuitive IDE features or web tools and can't stop thinking about how whoever made this poorly designed feature never considered how humans work. Or I start raging on the company for never prioritizing these things.
I get the sense Apple would be good at this because they are good with UX generally but I'm not sure if they apply it internally as well.
EDIT: I obviously know this exists everywhere. I'd rather minimize it. Some commenters make it seem like I should leave the profession and that wanting to minimize it is stupid, which is crazy and unhelpful to me. I'd like answers about companies that in your experience have had significantly less toil and better dev ex than other companies.
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I want the majority of my time dedicated to contemplating real-world issues, designing solutions, executing them, conducting tests, while minimizing the time spent on mundane, manual tasks, administrative overhead, initial setup, workflow bottlenecks, resolving issues with environments, among other inefficiencies.
Obviously work is work but toil, unintuitive workflows and inefficient workflows can make the day to day miserable. I've noticed I'm particularly sensitive to this kinda stuff. I genuinely get mad when using unintuitive IDE features or web tools and can't stop thinking about how whoever made this poorly designed feature never considered how humans work. Or I start raging on the company for never prioritizing these things.
I get the sense Apple would be good at this because they are good with UX generally but I'm not sure if they apply it internally as well.
EDIT: I obviously know this exists everywhere. I'd rather minimize it. Some commenters make it seem like I should leave the profession and that wanting to minimize it is stupid, which is crazy and unhelpful to me. I'd like answers about companies that in your experience have had significantly less toil and better dev ex than other companies.