@AbundantMischi1@IRuleSubsDrool Help, perhaps. But Glaze already has vulnerabilities (https://t.co/eL3TdxhjmX). The makers acknowledge it's "not a permanent solution against AI mimicry" (https://t.co/l7en3eoFLt). It's probably safest to assume that, if posted, even protected content will eventually be useable.
@Ferns__ Most white rice in the US is enriched with a vitamin coating, and rinsing is explicitly discouraged because of this. For varieties more prone to gluggy-ness, Musenmai-style rice (https://t.co/PoiLkvJg1W) is also common.
@Ferns__@TheRealAllenFox It's like a single-pixel IR camera, will average everything within a circle that gets larger the farther away you are. At 10 feet and 25ºC ambient, I was getting over 43ºC for a 65W halogen vs. less than 27ºC for an LED. So it should work.
@IRuleSubsDrool@atlhiker I don't think this is true... e.g. pure PDMS is listed here (https://t.co/VrZpZNp7Vl) with resistivity of 4x10^14 Ω·m, well into great insulator range. Conductive composites with metal or carbon exist. But I'd think them uncommon in toys… and quick tests with multimeter support.
@Ferns__ Can probably pop the keycaps off to clean them as a potential next step. Can't seem to find a video of the XPS 9500, though. But 9300 may be similar.
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@Ferns__ The 60mm range in the diagram probably comes from just a 30mm max offset from the hole (doubled since it can be rotated either way). But does seem handy. I've always just had to be sure to pick the right length here.
@Ferns__ In the US, I think they're not very common, but I'm assuming you have something like this? In which case, yes, you can pivot and slide the hinge plates to shift the seat. https://t.co/LoLUbPVaIn
@dommextra If the monitors only have HDMI inputs, you'll need a DisplayPort to HDMI adapter. DP has a dual mode that supports HDMI-compatible output (https://t.co/ByjenlaZfO), so just a relatively inexpensive adapter is required (e.g. https://t.co/AN4b3gZkcJ), no special software or setup.
@Ferns__ Walking on water is fine, but those circles bothered me. So I put together this quick fix... before being pleased to realize projection issues (and more) had already been addressed in the original responses.