Hey friends, I’m looking for an interface that will give me four outs. I need to be able to listen to the iOS audio because I use voiceover and I want that to be in my monitor mix and I want to have a stereo main mix without iOS, audio, and voiceover. Any suggestions?
Hey folks,
What self-centering punch do you use and can you please drop a link so I can check it out?
I'm not ready to buy one from Jason's Works, though I'm sure they're good. I'm looking to spend under $100. I'd like it to punch various sizes of coins and various sizes of holes if possible.
Some questions I'm curious about. Do you use your puncher with a press? What size of press? Do you use the same puncher just by hammering?
I can 3d print spacers or similar if necessary.
Thanks!
Hey friends, I am curious about the hobby of coin ring making. If you’ve never heard of this, it’s turning a coin into a ring. It involves various processes, but one of the more important ones seems to be annealing or heating the metal to a very high temperature with a small torch so that it’s easier to work with. I’m just wondering if any blind person has ever tried this and had success and how you did it. I’m not afraid of trying it for myself, but I just like some thoughts on it.
Let me know what you think!
Hey folks,
I am blind, not just color blind but really blind! Run into walls, use Braille type of blind. :)
I've been curious about making coin rings. My dad left me a big box of coins, and I think it would be fun to turn some of them into rings.
I think of it as a possible hobby, possibly a passing hobby, making rings for family and friends ETC. And I want to try.
I need your suggestions for a starting setup that won't break the bank and that you could use with your eyes closed. :)
I can't center by eye or by measuring. So I need a way to center and punch the coins that won't require visual verification.
What are your suggestions? I can use a hammer or a mallet, but something a little more controlled might make it more precise.
I have a 3d printer so I can print some stuff if it would make things easier.
Any help and all suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks!
Hi folks, I am a Braille user so I don't need any education about Braille, but I do need guidance finding a Braille font, and using it to create a printable design which will be raised.
I am helping create a design to be printed onto a metal water bottle. This is a promotional item for an event I'm planning.
We're using UV printing technology which can create raised designs so I want to include some Braille.
I need to find a free Braille font which we can use in the design. We're creating it in Canva.
Does any one have one they can recommend and drop a link?
It can be standard size or even jumbo Braille. Guidance on sizing the font so that it is close to standard, or close to jumbo would be helpful. This doesn't need to be precise, regulation Braille, just readable.
Also, if you have experience, guidance on which print characters to use for the number sign and capital sign would be really helpful.
Thanks so much!
Rusty
Hi friends. I'm attempting to instal docker on a win10 machine. My ultimate purpose is to run Postiz locally but my Docker engine won't start.
Here's what I've done so far.
• Successfully enabled VTx on my HP machine.
• installed Docker Desktop
• Updated WSL
• Attempted to start Docker multiple times, consistently getting virtualization or engine errors
• Updated docker to the latest version
Now getting "Virtualization support not detected
Docker Desktop failed to start because virtualisation support wasn’t detected. Sign in to try restoring access to Docker features."
Claude tells me that the problem is that docker requires wsl2 and Claude Desktop which is also installed requires Hyper-V and this is causing conflicts.
Any thoughts? Any suggestions?
Thanks so much!