Tinkercad is just combining basic shapes, so there’s basically no learning curve.
Tinkercad is just combining basic shapes, so there’s basically no learning curve.
aw nvm I guess that’s an iOS thing
I also suggest organic maps but I also wanted to say that OSMand is actually free
yeah that’s really true
I really like airports. I’m not entirely sure why, but I think it probably has to do with the complex design and (hopefully) focus on a good traveler experience. Good airports have to have an easy-to-follow layout, but the amount of things to be discovered in an airport is also oftenvast and plentiful. I also just really love the architecture and interior design of my local airport.
I love green tea. I’m not sure if there’s specific kinds I prefer as I haven’t tried a lot of different teas, but I have a Sencha Lime Green Tea that is amazing.
Thanks, I’ll probably just try to restart in that case.
Not sure if your description is related to the question, but you can upload the video probably in the same way you would an image, or upload it to a file host like YouTube, imgur or catbox, and then send the link in the link field.
I was not ready for that turn of events
There’s no contact the mods of a community button, but you can just contact the mods of a community.
What do you mean by dumb then? You can’t get any other apps on it, and the smartest thing in it is a browser. I wouldn’t really know though, I wasn’t old enough to have a phone when flip phone were popular.
My sibling has this and it’s a fine device. TCL Flip 2
This is an amazing comment! TIL, sciencey comments like these are what I most miss from reddit.
Put a bowl out but in the bowl just have a sign that says “please knock”
Sorry I just looked into it and Bazzite actually comes with KDE. I was thinking of another distro by the same organisation.
Bazzite is based on Fedora, so the support base for using it would be large.
Edit: the Plasma version of Bazzite is called Aurora if I remember correctly.
Fedora itself also has a KDE Spin which I’ve been using for about two years, so I can recommend that as an easy option as well. I personally ran both Kubuntu and Neon (both Ubuntu based) but had major hardware compatibility issues with both so I can’t personally recommend either. I’ve heard they’re generally good though.
Yeah and every file type opening in edge for some reason? Annoying.
On my old computer whenever I would launch my computer, the desktop icons would be randomly strewn around the desktop. I had to get a utility app that I would run manually every time my computer started in order to fix it.
They did? I’ve been using it