The Lemmy code is so weird sometimes.
I recently blocked asklemmy because I get annoyed by all the stupid hypothetical questions. If I click this link, I can see the post, but I can’t see any of the comments.
I don’t want that community in my “all” feed, but if I click on an unknown link and can see the post, why can’t I also see the comments? Seems like a strange disconnect.
it made no sense to me
That’s all CAD software. You can’t just jump in and intuitively learn it by just doing it. It’s like trying to learn a programming language. You need a solid tutorial to explain the basics, at a minimum. Even with something simple like TinkerCAD.
FreeCAD was probably the worst choice. Give TinkerCAD a try. I know the FOSS community will hate me for saying this, but I like Autodesk Fusion for a full featured CAD package. It has a very steep learning curve, like all CAD software, and you need to watch some videos first. You will make a ton of mistakes and do even simple things wrong at first, but once you get going, it’s great to use.
Can’t be done. His voice is below the noise floor.
I agree with you, but you gotta admit the “psych” parallel is pretty compelling.
I’m going to DM you a picture of my anus because that information needs to be seen.
It’s not sync-hronize. It’s synch-ronize. So “synch” actually makes more sense. Just like “psych”.
Low. Very low. Here’s the feed right now:
Wow, that commentary sucks
I’s attention was grabbed less by the title than your grammar.
Jiggle pork
That’s beautiful!
You’re missing the “actually intuitively usable” part.
Removed by mod
Tik Tok
Ti To
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Me, I’m going to start calling it Tito.
They smell really pretty, too.
Wait, you can start video games?
Because math. Also, it’s the average density.
It’s probably some obvious volumetric thing, like how the volume of a sphere increases exponentially when you increase the radius. V = 4/3 πr³. It seems the mass is some radius analogue in whatever equation governs black holes.
It’s also interesting to note that the surface area of a black hole’s event horizon is proportional to how much inormation the black hole contains. This was discussed in a recent PBS Spacetime Video.
The thing is, you have to first create the black hole with the mass of the universe in order to be so large that it has the same average density as air, right? Maybe I’m totally wrong and need to watch the video.
I had the same thought. I’ll have to try the website while logged in to see what it does.
Actually, no. The API is happily returning a post from a blocked community when I specifically ask for it. It should also return comments when I specifically ask for them. Or not return either. It shouldn’t behave two different ways.