DevCakes
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Hey fellow interlopers! I recently got a Steam Deck and have been super excited to play NMS on a portable device. It runs pretty well and is super fun so far!
A few weeks ago, I came across a video that showed Steam’s new joystick input mode Calle “Flick Stick.” When combined with gyro, it’s a very accurate way of controlling the camera. I don’t want to describe the way it works, so here’s the video with the correct timestamp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33Lc-g6n_jg&t=910s
So the issue with NMS is that because it supports Steam Input officially, you cannot select “Flick Stick” for the right joystick, at least as far as i can tell. Instead, you pick “Look” as the game action to appl
Hey r/HIMYM, I’m trying to find a clip of a Barney quote and I’m having a heck of a time. I don’t recall the exact quote, but this is roughly what happens: Barney is about to do something, Ted gives him some sort of “Barney, No. You can’t. Don’t. No Barney.” etc. Barney interrupts him and says “DONT YOU BARNEY NO WAIT NO…. [the rest of what Ted said very fast]”
I’m not sure if that’s specific enough, but I’m not sure if I can get any more details. Thanks for any help you can provide!
Hey r/prusa3d! I just assembled my second Original Prusa MK3S+ and got it running this week. The first thing I noticed is that the probing speed is much faster (like 2x or more) than the first MK3S+ I purchased. Neither of them were upgrades, they were both purchased within about 4 months of each other. Using 7x7 grid on both as well, and even the same gcode files. Is there a reason that the new printer would probe so much more quickly?
The only thing I thought could be different was the firmware (first printer was on 3.10.0, new one came with 3.10.1). But I just upgraded the first to be 3.10.1 (specifically 3.10.1-4697, same build as the new one) and it still probes slowly.
Any ideas?
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I use Digital Wellbeing's "Focus Mode" to pause apps and mute their notifications during the work day. Something I rarely see mentioned is that WearOS completely ignores Focus Mode, so those notifications end up coming to my watch while I'm working anyway (which is actually the more important place to prevent them, since it's attached to my wrist and highly distracting).
I'm not talking about apps like restaurants and games which send notifications I'd never want on my wrist, those are all disabled permanently on the watch. I'm talking about social apps like Reddit, Snapchat, etc. that I want to be notified about during nights and weekends but not while working. I also know I could go i



