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Yep, I used to work for a robotics company that makes self-navigating floor cleaning robots. The LIDAR is completely integrated into the housing of the robot in both the old designs and the new one; it’s barely noticeable.

I get wanting to charge, because it’s a lot of work (I’ve done cleaning, redrawing, and typesetting for a scanlation group) but that’s not how it works and is scummy. Also a legal liability.

If this means I no longer have to hear the word “unalive,” great.

First, you have to enable them; there should be a checkbox in the settings. I think you need to restart qB after this.

Then, in the bottom right corner of the main window, hit the “Search Plugins” button and then select the update button. That will auto-populate with some of the more well-known ones.

If you need a specific site, check out this repo.

Personally, I haven’t visited a public torrent site in years because qBittorrent has search plugins, so things mostly go through the sites’ APIs.

With Jackett, I don’t even really have to check the site for the private tracker I use; the only reason I visit now is to see what’s new and popular in case it seems interesting.

The sprawling bureaucracy needed to analyze and maintain such a database will be so costly in comparison to its actual value that it’s already amusing to think about.

As far as I know, the only workaround is not to buy from Amazon. Try Anna’s Archive, LibGen, or an alternative digital book storefront like Kobo, eBooks.com, Bookshop.org, Smashwords, etc.

No, you’d have to read the article that this one linked to. :b

I like Busuu. But like Duolingo, using it by itself isn’t a good idea; you need to study grammar and vocabulary separately to learn at a decent pace.

Busuu’s best feature is its community corrections from native speakers, but they’ve been nerfed a lot in the past decade. You can still get something out of it though, just don’t pay for premium (even on sale) because it’s not really worth it.

Yeah, I had one working at some point but the others didn’t work out. It really does seem like Wine GE is where it’s at for me, it just works like 99% of the time no matter who the repacker is.

If it’s the repacker I’m thinking of (JC), he makes it so complicated for no reason. Was that the case again here or was it someone else? I’d rather just use Lutris than his releases.

I just don’t think that 3D printing channels and foam insulation instead of using a stud-like arrangement and fiberglass insulation would actually make sense for the large-scale insulated structures you mentioned in your initial comment.

The main reason to make these instead of normal buildings is cost and convenience and having to disassemble and ship the parts to be melted down into a new design instead of being able to renovate on-premises using any contractor you like is a big negative.

This type of construction seems not to make sense for insulated structures at the moment if renovation isn’t affordable or convenient. It may not even be code compliant (electrical or building code) to install electricity in these structures.

When you’re renovating a structure, often the existing circuits and piping systems (for which you’ve suggested channels) must be relocated or modified. Since the channels are created by additive manufacturing, you can’t relocate or significantly modify them without cutting them away.

When you fill a space with expanding foam insulation, it fully encapsulates the wiring and piping. Often you can’t actually see them anymore and you may not even be able to tell they’re there. If you wanted to move something, you have to cut open the foam and dig it out. There will be foam everywhere and it will take hours to get all of the foam off.

It would be much, much, much easier to not use channels and to use the tried-and-true method of evenly spaced studs/compartments and filling the spaces with fiberglass insulation. Foam is such a headache in electrical that my former boss refused to work on new builds and renovations that used it.

Channels for… ? Wiring and plumbing? Not really that viable. Have you ever worked residential electrical renovation?

Foam insulation basically makes any sort of plumbing or electrical installation/renovation a fucking pain in the ass. Especially expanding foam.

I don’t think that you understand this very well. You definitely don’t need a monopoly in the video media platform space in order to restrict competition to an unfair degree. For example, the forced sale of Fox Sports to Bally in 2021 by the courts in order to retain a small modicum of competition in broadcasting despite the existence of other networks. Maybe you should look into it a bit more before you declare it’s not an issue?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_antitrust_law

Okay, I hope you can find some kind of other solution then. Didn’t realize you aren’t able to leave your home. Sorry for trying to help you?

I can assure you that you can still access the used market with these limitations since you can arrange to meet others at a public place nowhere near your home. A lot of the groups and sales are on Facebook though, so that’s a huge bummer.

But you could also check your local vaping meetups, flea markets, or pawn shops, as well as classifieds websites such as Kijiji or Craigslist (those are the 2 most well-known where I live, your local area may use other websites). You should be able to entirely avoid shipping if vaping is common where you live.

Have you considered checking out the used market? I haven’t seriously vaped since 2016 when I used it to quit smoking (and all my vape stuff got stolen in a move in 2017), but I remember that the used mod scene was pretty damn good back in the day.

I have a OBS Cube-X that’s still going strong and does everything I want it to, so a used single-18650 like that might fit the bill depending on your needs and is probably way less than $100.

Downloading isn’t the issue, it’s seeding (uploading to other peers, which is considered distribution of copyrighted material).