@Alphons63 That post was just stealing the image from someone who was highlighting using saturated halftone/midtone terminator. Its a really neat technique, but these repost accounts dont know anything
@skullvolver in addition, extra optional piece on the arm itself to extend as to give effectively three points of contact for even more stability. That part is much easier as you just do something that extends and locks into place for that lenght, i.e like a screw and thread dealio
@skullvolver I got 3D printers, and got several tablets, one already mounted to an arm, so I could absolutely try!
I assume the idea is like mobile/tablet stands with how it attaches, and just works by stabilizing? May want rubber and some weight so it dont slip and slide
@GloriousEggroll been doing the same, but not the *most* granular degree, found that Qt was a lot more fun than I thought, and quickshell bridges things neatly, so learning to create a desktop environment as I contribute components. Been really nice to build everything in just a singular shell :)
@CureYunny Ooo, tennis overgrips is something I'd wanna try! I use the bandage stuff for tattoo machine already so have been using that, but overgrips isn't sterile so cant use that there :(
@KuuEater S-VHS, similarly to D-VHS are heavier yeah, SVHS was essentially "over 400" resolution as the standard VHS was up to 400 lines. DVHS could do both 720 and 1080i, with much higher quality audio track. The latter is very rare, and SVHS cannot be played on standard VCRs.