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Textile "equivalent" of a one way mirror/see-through graphics

Tl;dr : looking for a one way see-through textile material

Hey everyone,

I recently had multiple ideas requiring some kind of textile one-way see through transparent material (like one way mirrors or see-through ads where you can only see from one side), so basically a material that reflects most light from an "illuminated" area, passing some of this light to an "obscure" area while the "obscure" area can not really be seen by the "illuminated" area (i know this is not clear sorry for my poor explanations)

I've came across some kind of vinyl sheets made of one white side and one black side with multiple holes in them, but it's not really fabric/textile and they're all some kind of adhesive wraps.

Is there a good way/material for this purpose, or should i simply go with mosquito nets and paint one side ?

Thanks :D

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u/1_ane_onyme — 4 hours ago
▲ 12 r/ledgerwallet+2 crossposts

Looking for thoughts and recommandations on hardware wallets with FIDO/U2F

Hi everyone, as the title implies, i am looking for thoughts, recommandations and opinions on using hardware wallets as FIDO/U2F tokens (as well as PGP tokens if possible) from people who used or are using these options.

I'm specifically looking for one with these options as i need both FIDO/U2F + PGP and a hardware wallet (for different purposes but i wouldn't mind reducing the cost even if it means my PGP keys are less secure than on 2x 70€ yubikeys which have no crypto usage)

As for cryptos, i mostly own SOL and XMR which seems to be both supported by most hardware wallets so probably not an issue.

For now, i've seen than both Trezor and Ledger are solid options with these capabilities, but i'd like to get opinions on the options i'm looking for on both of them

Thanks for helping :D

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u/1_ane_onyme — 2 months ago
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Just released my first model – a free articulated caterpillar generator where each letter becomes a body segment, prints in one piece

Super excited to finally share my first parametric model!

It's a print-in-place articulated caterpillar where the letters of any name or word form the body segments. Type a name, hit generate, and you get a fully jointed caterpillar ready to print. No supports, no assembly, no AMS needed.

Print settings: 0.2mm layers, 2 walls, 10% infill.

Already printed one for my nephew with his name on it.
Model is completely free. 🐛
I would love to see what names people print!
Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2890356-personalized-articulated-caterpillar-generator

u/1_ane_onyme — 3 months ago
▲ 424 r/techsupportmacgyver+1 crossposts

Friend broke their wireless usb dongle

Sooooo… I fixed it

(this is totally what you think, a JST connector soldered onto the USB’s pins, + another connector crimped by hand (using totally unadapted pliers) on a cable I took from a 2 decades old usb to rj45 crossover data transfer adapter)

u/1_ane_onyme — 3 months ago