Thanks for the tips and the link!
Thanks for the tips and the link!
Thanks for the tip and the link!
Thanks for the heads-up. I don’t use the Cricut all the time so an old tablet will probably do fine but I’ll also look into how to spin up VMs for things like this. Although I doubt my chrultrabook will be able to run windows due to its anemic specs.
Hi, it’s me. I’m one of those people. Currently test driving OpenSUSE Tumbleweed in KDE Plasma on an old Chromebook. Liking Linux well enough so far, and i have no special fondness for windows. Just need to find/learn Linux alternatives or work arounds for a few key things, like Cricut and SketchUp. Then I feel like I could easily switch over my main machine and never look back.
If Lightning cant strike the same place twice, then artillery can’t either… Right?
Yeah, they were tired of people using spent brass lol. The biggest safety change on the a1 was fixed head space and timing though.
I’m sure he’d be rolling over in his grave if he knew they added a safety to it.
A gun so old they had to start callin it the Maw-Maw Deuce.
This is a cruise missile.
I don’t kiss and tell.
Excuse me, this is NCD. I’m gonna need you to dumb that answer down and make it substantially less factual.
Just out of curiosity what app is this?
Unfortunately it no longer has the chrome OS and is running OpenSUSE Tumbleweed instead but I was able to get a design cut using my phone today. My old tablet refused to connect to the cutter, I think it might be too old.