Anyone suggest a decent FOSS CAD program good for designing 3d prints? IDK if there is one.
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The only 2 I know are FreeCAD and OpenCAD, neither quite "good", just passable, I guess
FreeCAD is what I've been using. Works pretty well for 99% of things, and good Youtube tutorials out there.
I really want an all-in-one android app that just let me connect 2 portable ssds (via a usb hub) and then make a list of hashes for the folder structure and file names along with the hashes, all on a single sor of "index" file and I can run a "verify" function like every so often (like maybe once a week?) to check if there are any decay, also copy everything to the 2nd drive, and then run the verify to check if its done correctly, and correct any file corruptions.
Like its a very ghetto way to doing a NAS on a budget, but its just a $50 spare android phone connected to a usb hub with the power connected, and a bunch of drives attached.
I can run hash checks manually with some F-Droid apps, and keep the hashes on a file, but there us no way to automate this.
There's The Eternal Jukebox which does pretty much exactly what you're looking for, unfortunately it doesn't seem to be well-maintained and doesn't work so well any more.
Very cool altho I want an app that i can have and also that can export the loop so i can use it wherever
It does seem to work in Firefox on my phone if that helps at all.
I once thought it would be cool to have a program you could feed a photo of an evil boss's or slimy politician's face, from which it would then create a little cartoon character. That you could subject to various simulated tortures. Throw knives at it, lower it into boiling oil, draw and quarter, etc. Would probably be a hit in some offices.
I want a something like a custom radio station that combines my music playlists and podcasts with local and world news, maybe have it read news using some nice ai voice if it has to be trendy
I'm willing to pay for this to help local news businesses stay afloat
A service or a website to find other websites. Search engine nowadays uses sentences, but why can't we use tags and filters?
Google and duckduckgo may give 4 HUGE websites, but nothing more than that. Why can't I just see all the unique different services all listed up?
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