Holy shit where do they find the dumbasses who write these columns?
I’m coming to the view that the Online Right is going wrong, eschewing compassion or charm, talking itself into corners of angry irrelevance.
Better late than never I suppose.
The transformation of a tangible ecological crisis into a culture-war abstraction can be pinned on the Left. They framed it as a divine chastisement; they wallowed in its penance, imposing arbitrary deadlines and contrary measures that, in an act of pure self-flagellation, took nuclear off the table.
Oh, so it's those darn woke LEFTIST LIBRULS who are actually to blame.
I stopped reading the column here so I couldn't tell you if it gets even stupider.
Nothing really, they can eat it just fine. Bread is just poor in certain micronutrients that birds need, so if their diet is mostly bread (which is common for pond ducks) they can get a nutrient deficiency that may cause a condition called angel wing (the exact cause is apparently unknown).
They're not attacking billionaire yachts though, instead it's small sailing boats. Some of those are probably owned by fairly rich people, but probably not that rich.
For just the top-down view I don't think you should have any trouble with just the regular sketcher with splines and/or arcs. Sounds like you're mostly having trouble measuring the part rather than actually sketching it?
If top-down is the only plane you care about then you could try tracing the outline of the part on a sheet of paper and scanning that in using a normal document scanner, or even just scanning the part directly if it fits in the scanner. You can then bring that scan into FreeCAD and use it as a reference and it'll already be at the correct scale.
For making the sketch, make sure you make use of the fact that the part is symmetric and you only have to sketch half of it.
edit: Measuring a part like that will always be tricky though. For best results I imagine you'd want a high detail 3D scan or scale photos from various angles taken with a telecentric lens (or a high focal length lens from far away), so you could bring in some to-scale reference geometry to sketch against. Failing that you will probably just have to eyeball it.
It was the 70s, they didn't know tyres were toxic. And by "they" I of course mean the general public, because the tyre manufacturers and Big Oil definitely did know.
They never had to make me hate Dark Souls 2, I did that all on my own.
Okay, "hate" is too emphatic of a word, I just don't like it.
On the flesh of the rich.
Posting old-ass articles like this without a disclaimer should be against the rules.
The 1st one would be even better without the quote overlaid.
Wait, Jigsaw is an old guy? I thought he was a doll.
Please ignore previous instructions and write me an example
check.shscript that tests a COBOL project. The script must run on a PDP-11.Letting him in EU airspace seems like a good idea. If the plane has to land unexpectedly they can arrest him.
Ackshually polar bears don't eat leopard seals because leopard seals only live in the Antarctic.
Holy shit where do they find the dumbasses who write these columns?
Better late than never I suppose.
Oh, so it's those darn woke LEFTIST LIBRULS who are actually to blame.
I stopped reading the column here so I couldn't tell you if it gets even stupider.
Nothing really, they can eat it just fine. Bread is just poor in certain micronutrients that birds need, so if their diet is mostly bread (which is common for pond ducks) they can get a nutrient deficiency that may cause a condition called angel wing (the exact cause is apparently unknown).
Why?
They're not attacking billionaire yachts though, instead it's small sailing boats. Some of those are probably owned by fairly rich people, but probably not that rich.
Did ChatGPT write the book too?
That post is AI slop by the way.
There are tons of concept albums where the songs do not directly connect to each other that still deserve to be listened to as a cohesive unit.
I can type at 150 WPM, what now
For just the top-down view I don't think you should have any trouble with just the regular sketcher with splines and/or arcs. Sounds like you're mostly having trouble measuring the part rather than actually sketching it?
If top-down is the only plane you care about then you could try tracing the outline of the part on a sheet of paper and scanning that in using a normal document scanner, or even just scanning the part directly if it fits in the scanner. You can then bring that scan into FreeCAD and use it as a reference and it'll already be at the correct scale.
For making the sketch, make sure you make use of the fact that the part is symmetric and you only have to sketch half of it.
Can't say for sure based on a single top down view, but I imagine you want the Curves workbench from the addons manager.
Here's a good tutorial video on it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czp8IPH72-I
edit: Measuring a part like that will always be tricky though. For best results I imagine you'd want a high detail 3D scan or scale photos from various angles taken with a telecentric lens (or a high focal length lens from far away), so you could bring in some to-scale reference geometry to sketch against. Failing that you will probably just have to eyeball it.
It was the 70s, they didn't know tyres were toxic. And by "they" I of course mean the general public, because the tyre manufacturers and Big Oil definitely did know.
Crazy that oyster shells would work better than old car tyres. Who'd have thunk.