Yksi meistä on valehtelija, Jumala sanoi.
Älä puhu paskaa, vastasi Kekkonen.
Kuka ei puhunut totta? Vastaa yhdellä virkkeellä perustellen väitteesi.
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Yksi meistä on valehtelija, Jumala sanoi.
Älä puhu paskaa, vastasi Kekkonen.
Kuka ei puhunut totta? Vastaa yhdellä virkkeellä perustellen väitteesi.
I started a scratch build neck-thru electric guitar build with 25,5" scale length. Neck will be quartersawn baltic birch, body will be eurasian aspen.
For the fretboard, I have two options: I have one piece of walnut big enough for a 24 fret fretboard and I have more than enough teak to make a fretboard and then some accents for the neck/body laminations.
I've scratch built a guitar with walnut fretboard earlier and that turned out fine. But I don't have more walnut available to use in the neck lamination, and I feel uneasy about using 4 different species of wood in one project (this is aesthetic/personal, not technical).
I haven't used teak in a fretboard or played a guitar with a teak
I've been doing multiplayer racing with two PCs but I'd like to get rid of the other one.
Has anyone here tried setting up a multiplayer setup on one PC? Which sim software could support such a setup? Or are there any?
If it won't work "out of the box" with any sim, has anyone tried setting up a virtual machine setup for something like this?
Now this gets pretty hard core (but I'm not faint at heart), but this setup just might work: have a Linux host running (with integrated GPU for output), set up two virtual machine instances with PCI-e passthrough for one discrete GPU per instance (using intel_iommu) and map USB devices so that both virtual machines get their own mouse, keyboard and
tl;dr: it's 99% playable, but a bit clumsy and sometimes you need to resort to the mouse for UI bugs.
I tried playing Civ VI with the Steam controller right out of the box with no custom configuration (I borrowed the controller from a friend, never used one before). It feels alright for most gameplay, but there are some teething issues I'd like to see fixed.
I don't have a shop for woodworking and I won't be having one in the near future either. So I do woodworking on my back yard with a Workmate. Which sucks.
So I'm planning to build some kind of outdoor workbench out of material I have around with mortise and tenon joinery. I plan to finish with garden furniture oil. It'll probably turn out just fine initially but I'm a bit worried about how it'll last completely exposed to the elements... anyone with experience from outdoor workbenches?
I have very limited indoor storage space available, only a cellar for winter storage and most of my stuff will be stored indoors (my tools are stored under my bed, ffs).
My real big question is about vises.