Can this be repaired?
▲ 2 r/wacom

Can this be repaired?

The tip of my stylus is chipped, and unfortunately at such an angle that it always bends the nip when I try to draw holding the pen normally. Is there something I can do to fix that? It's a small damage, with a very annoying effect.

u/Privatizitaet — 12 days ago

Never shaved before, any advice to avoid embarrassment and/or bloodshed?

When I started growing facial I was at a point where I didn't even have the energy to brush my teeth or shower more than maybe once per month at best, so that never really came up naturally, and now it's been a couple years and holy hell my facial looks like ass, asymetrical, crooked, patchy, it sucks, but I don't really know how to even approach this now.
Any suggestions where to start/how? What to use, where to look for things, I know nothing about this. Help?

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u/Privatizitaet — 2 months ago

How do I safely get a wasp out of the room?

I just want to have a nice bath without feeling like I'm in a war zone with planes flying overhead with the constant risk of a wasp dropping down onto my head.

Holy fuck this thing is loud.

I have a window already open, is there anything I can do to guide it out? I don't really deal with wasps a lot and I don't know how to approach this without accidentally hurting it or getting hurt myself.

u/Privatizitaet — 2 months ago

Does a black hole accelerate light?

I have a pretty limited understanding so this could be stupid.
The even horizon is a point where not even light can escape. Gravity is so strong it pulls harder than light moves away.
I know when it comes to relativity, basic science starts to stop applying as usual, but if the gravity pulls the light inward stronger than the light can move outwards, wouldn't that mean that the light pulled in past the event horizon is moving faster than the light just going past it?

I know that the speed of light doesn't really work like that, so I guess the better question would be why it DOESN'T actually accelerate light

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u/Privatizitaet — 2 months ago
▲ 27 r/Epstein

Are there still files that haven't been released yet?

I found it pretty difficult to find conclusive answers, the google AI nobody wants throwing conteadictory answers with every search into the mix doesn't help in the slightest. I know there has been a lot that was published, but has it been all yet? Is that something we can know actually?

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u/Privatizitaet — 2 months ago

What exactly is canon?

I'm fairly new and the whole several continuities and things not being canon is a bit confusing.
So there's the original dragon ball, dragon ball Z, those are all just one continued story, right? Super comes after that, but BEFORE the time skip that came right at the end of Z, yes?
Then there's Daima and GT which I'm not fully sure WHEN those take place, but those are both seperate continuities, right?
Then the movies, the Z movies aren't canon I believe, but does that also apply for the Super movies? The first two are essentially just a better looking version of the show, but are they still technically not canon?
Then there's movies set after that I haven't watched yet so I can't say much.

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u/Privatizitaet — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/krita

Can you change the default background colour?

Not a huge fan of the bright white screen, I tend to go for a darker gray, can I somehow set that as a default instead of just manually colouring every time?

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u/Privatizitaet — 4 months ago
▲ 8 r/abitur

Wollte Abi wann auch immer moglich nachholen, aber ich kom nicht wirklich weiter.

Um abitur nachzuholen brauche ich vollständingen fachhochschulabschluss, für fachhochschulabschlus brauche ich ein praktikum, für ein praktikum in einem relevanten bereich brauche ich ein studium oder ausbildung, aber dafür brauche ich fachhochschulabschluss oder abi.
Es geht einfach im kreis. Ich weiss nicht ob ich einfach nich richtig in der lage bin danach zu suchen, aber alles verlangt sich hier gegenseitig.
Mach ich irgendwas falsch in der suche? Bin ich einfach ein paar schritte zu weit vrone hierfür? Ich hab keine ahnung was der richtige ansatzs hier ist. Soweit ich weiss ist es besser für die bereiche relevant zueinander zu sein, muss ich einfach das erst beste praktikum was ich finden kann nehmen?
Ich habe keine ahnung was ich hier mache, oder wirklich wo ich am besten nachfragen sollte

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u/Privatizitaet — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/JBL

Is there a way to make my headphones shut up?

I picked the ones I have because they hot good noise canceling, but I didn't really look closely enough to realize just how annoying this would be, and after two years or so I have gotten so damn tired of it.

I don't need you to tell me I just turned them on, I k ow I just turned them on.

I don't need to have a voice yelling in my ear every ten minutes that the battery is low when I can't do shit about it.

I don't need EVERY SINGLE THING I do commented on.

And the worst part is the volume. Maybe I could tolerate it if it wasn't so fucking LOUD. There's no way I know of to change the volume, and it is by default WAY over what I usually listen to things at, I absolutely HATE constantly being screamed at for stupid reasons, or genuinely getting jumpscared in public because I forgot to charge my headphones.

I bought noise canceling headphones because everything was too loud, I don't need them to be the loudest thing around.

Is there anything I can do here?

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u/Privatizitaet — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/krita

I don't know how long that has been going on, I hadn't used many solid colour brushes lately, and while I noticed SOMETHING, I thought I just misremembered the settings of the brush.
Now I used the basic brush, just... basic-5, opacity is supposed to be locked, I checked the settings, there isn't supposed to be variation with opacity to any degree, yet with low pressure for whatever reason it now becomes slightly transparent. It's normal mode, 100% opacity, I checked the brush settings, I don't know what else could be causing this, it used to work just fine

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u/Privatizitaet — 6 months ago

Humans have a very limited range of colour they can see because we only got 3 receptors, while other animals can have.... what, upt to 16 I think was the highest I saw? Is that something, in whatever way, we could theoretically give to a human?

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u/Privatizitaet — 6 months ago