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▲ 18 r/TeardownGame

Spraypainting creations, and saving with Creative Mode causes the saved object to load weird.

I found this odd bug a while ago.

When I spray painted the rock cube made in Creative, saved it, and spawn it, it comes out all weird.

From what I can assume of this bug, it causes the spawned creation to be all black on the areas that were spray painted, and for the spray painted area' material type to get mutated (presumably based on certain colors and shades), which caused the cube to be presumably part wood, rock (original material), and metal.

u/hpyfox — 3 days ago
▲ 1.4k r/youll_be_banned+1 crossposts

Season 47 of US politics is boring, plot is shallow, and contains a bunch of filler episodes. When will Season 48 come out?

u/DieShowWithDerMouse — 15 days ago
▲ 205 r/programminghumor

Which one you use more?

Causally, print statements but when you get desperate or the project is too big, a debugger is great.

u/hpyfox — 28 days ago
▲ 288 r/hardwaregore

Scored a monitor but...

Scored it on the side of the street a day before bulk pickup.

A scrapper was cutting cords for copper and decided VGA cable was worth it. You wouldn't get shit with that compared to selling the monitor itself.

u/hpyfox — 1 month ago
▲ 38 r/gardening

"Random bullshit go!!!" Garden

Year Two of Gardening.

Ok, let me explain:

I like gardening as a hobby and trying new things/experimenting but I'm too lazy (and cheap) to do it "correctly" so I planted and do whatever I wanted; it's only survival of the fittest with my garden.

When I began my garden expedition, I thought this part of the yard behind the shed where grass didn't grow well and was pretty ugly because of that so I thought this would be a good spot, believing I could repurpose it. The soil had a lot of rocks and small ball chunks of clay which surprised me - I dug down about 3-4 inches, sifted away the rocks with chicken wire, and placed back the soil with an extra bag n' half of garden soil from the store.

This year, I planned on growing tomatoes, garlic, peppers, and some misc. herbs like Basil and Mint.

What I really grew was:

  • (3) Small feed corn from someone's bag of feed corn for squirrels.

  • (1) What I thought was Garlic from a pot was actually a flower.

  • (4) Small Sunflowers from bird seed (not visible, at the front of the house)

  • (Many) Cherry tomatoes and One? Beef tomato plant.

  • (2) Two Zucchini.

  • (3) Butternut Squash.

  • (3) Cucumbers.

  • A singular Pumpkin out of three which grew; grew next to the shed and now is touching the deck.

  • Chocolate Mint and Spearmint.

  • Grass in a pot...

  • Basil.

  • Something lamb quarters maybe???

  • An empty pot with eightish cherry pits from 2 weeks ago; still hasn't sprouted yet.

  • Banana pepper and a Carolina Reaper.

If I saw a seed, I most likely attempted to grow it so, yeah...

u/hpyfox — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/chromeos

Help finding a specific Dell Latitude Chromebook

I'm trying to find a Dell Latitude Chromebook to buy as my previous experience with it was great. And it looked and felt good also.

Some identifying features of said Chromebook:

  • It was pretty small, probably had an 11" to 12" screen at max.

  • Square-ish body that felt rubber-y on some parts.

  • Micro SD slot.

  • USB-C charging.

  • It was some 2 or 3-in-one if I'm remembering correctly.

  • Made between 2020-2021 or prior.

  • Most likely an Education version of the Dell Latitude's.

  • It had an Intel Pentium CPU.

That's about as much as I can remember.

Edit: Remember some extra stuff.

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u/hpyfox — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/techsupport

If WiFi and Bluetooth both use the 2.4 GHZ, why can't a WiFi or Bluetooth adaptor, respectfully, use the other protocol?

I tried searching up an answer but every result never gives me an in-depth explanation on why either a WiFi or Bluetooth adapter can't use the other protocol despite being on the same frequencies. Is it maybe due to power output or a hardcoded reason in the hardware itself?

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u/hpyfox — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/linuxquestions

Firefox ESR crashing due to Radeon ACO compiler

Specs and versions:

Kernel: 6.12.90+deb13.1-amd64

Mesa: 25.0.7-2

Distro: Debain 13/Trixie

CPU: i5-2400

GPU1: Dell R5 430 OEM (Main GPU)

GPU2: Dell R5 430 OEM

Graphics Driver: AMDGPU (23.0.0-1) ^(damn, that old)

Additional info: I'm using radeon.cik_support=0 amdgpu.cik_support=1 in grub to enable AMDGPU over Radeon. glxinfo states that the Radeon cards are a "Radeon R7 200 series" but have no idea on the significance of that.

Main issue:

Every time I go to https://sketchfab.com, firefox-esr consistently crashes, and the only possible problem I see is an ACO error and unsupported opcode with ..src/amd/compiler/aco_assembler:1269. I found that it can be temporarily resolved by running with an AMD_DEBUG=usellvm flag.

Can I fix this issue or do I have to disable the ACO feature with the AMD\_DEBUG=usellvm flag?

Edit: Reddit formatting problems.

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u/hpyfox — 3 months ago
▲ 6 r/firefox

Firefox crashes with GPU ACO Error

ACO ERROR: In file ../src/amd/compiler/aco_compiler.cpp:1269 Unsupported opcode: v1: %28:v[10] = v_lshlrev_b16 8, %27:v[10] Redirecting call to abort() to mozalloc_abort

Every time I go to sketchfab.com, the browser crashes.

The crash report used to give me a GraphicsCriticalError |[0][GFX1-]: RenderCompositorSWGL failed mapping default framebuffer, no dt (t=278.647) but not anymore because I probably fixed it by changing a grub boot config that disabled and enabled Sea Island(cik.support) instead of Southern Island(si.support) for Radeon and AMDGPU drivers, respectfully.

I think I know what the problem is as running a AMD_DEBUG=usellvm firefox-esr instance didn't crash.

I'm asking for help in trying to fix this issue.

Edit: Reddit screwed up formatting.

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u/hpyfox — 3 months ago