Posts by nickzoic@aus.social
 (DIR) Post #B4EtsJYEhRshZSHoZc by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @lizzy @zzt Making this even funnier, the gcc warnings for this are just so good and helpful:
       
 (DIR) Post #B4xlpfOywlRwx1Ngp6 by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @tomjennings @stux the "eyes" in Swiss cheese aren't air, they're bubbles of CO2 produced by bacteria as the cheese matures so, no.
       
 (DIR) Post #B4xmSjg4z2EhVQ0XjM by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @stux @tomjennings once you slice it finely and layer it up and build an industry out of it it should be fine.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5HbYKrYwajNwn2rD6 by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @stux release the prompt string!
       
 (DIR) Post #B5VN9V2HJ2JZ73l8eO by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @tezoatlipoca @ori @neauoire milli-inches is already a thing, called a "thou" and used in engineering and machining.
       
 (DIR) Post #B5VN9cEaXfJxRGZZJI by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @tezoatlipoca @ori @neauoire 1/1000th of an inch is also sometimes called a "mil" which is a smidge confusing if you're used to a "millimeter" being called a "mil".1/10000th of an inch is sometimes called a "tenth".Also there's an angular unit called a "milliradian" which is 1/1000th of a radian and is also called a "mil".
       
 (DIR) Post #B8fsws6YurrLBIU3QO by nickzoic@aus.social
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       @ariadne ... you look for the green text reflected in its mirrorshades?