Big fan.
Seeing all the compression artifacts reminds me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmaUIyvy8E8
Perfect is the enemy of good. Screw good. I wanna be perfect.
Hahahaha thanks.
There's abotu 5 seconds of "mecha" in the trailer. Looks awesome, but that is sooooo brief.
They need cooking classes, and education around how to properly estimate calories.
Nope. I count every calorie. I'm shooting for 2300 but struggle to hit that. I usually end up at 2600 or more. I cook 80% of my own food. I bake my own bread. I make my own snacks. I know exactly why I'm fat. I can't stop being hungry. I feel full around 800-900 calories, no matter what I'm eating. (pizza is an exception, because I feel full around 1200 calories, so I avoid it.)
Imagine walking, chest deep, against a slow moving river, every second of the day. You can push against it and it works, but it's hard. One slip up and you're floating backwards. You know how to make progress, but it's takes a shit load of effort and one mistake and you just. Fucking. Can't. Today.
Add that into everything else wrong with my life. I only have energy for so many things. I have to triage. Kids, wife, bills, personal happiness, other responsibilities. Can't do them all.
Trust me, I hate myself with every bite, but it's the only way to shut up that hungry voice.
Dairy queen nerds blizzard. You can fake it with a sonic blast but it's not the same.
The UI of Prusa slicer is hot garbage though.
I'm comparing cura and prusa, so prusa wins by a lot. What are you comparing prusa to? Orca?
Fork of a fork of a fork.
Can someone give me a brief intro to orca slicer? Who is it made by and what's it's quirk?
For example prusa slicer, made by prusa, prioritizes user interface and has powerful almost modeling features (text, cutting etc)
Why is this in funny? It should be in !foodporn@lemmy.world or something.
Yeah, Ickpot is a favorite of mine.