Starsector 0.96a is out! (05/05/23); Blog post: Wormholes and Sundry - Getting Around the Sector (08/31/23)
It's weird that LoRAs didn't inherit that habit.Is it? If (most) TechBros cared about that sort of thing then (most) would not be using and making this sort of thing.
Yea is not forum stuff and I would prefer to not stir up that drama. But equipment? It isn't like 32gb of ram and a high end video cards are a rare commodity. Time and boredom? Haha, people are strange my friend.This has indeed happened already, I have seen them.Really? Who and how? Is this some Discord stuff that happened off-Forum? Or did I just miss it? I'm curious now, lol. If you just don't want to talk about it because it happened off-Forum, fine, but I didn't think anybody had the equipment, time or boredom required.
So far as I'm aware, this isn't terribly practical or likely to come up, because even building a basic LoRA that might produce "somewhat like" work takes quite a few images to even get within spitting distance. I think most of the people here don't know how hard that actually is. For the record, I've been completely uninterested in trying that; doing Dreambooth training just sounds like work.This has indeed happened already, I have seen them.
But I'm with Alex; if it's done, and it's clearly infringing, they should be gone. I think we're all agreed on this.
As for some former posts u made, 6k Dollar is way 2mutch.It really wasn't too much, it was on the lower end of estimates for replacing a roof top packaged air conditioner unit. At least for companies who had good reviews. And repairing it wasn't practical at all.
I would recommend replacing parts (if needed) and patching up the air-conditioner u have.
ll first describe the part where there are no leaks in the system followed later for when there are leaks;It was leaking coolant very slowly, water was also getting into areas it didn't belong, and several air conditioner outfits I called said they did not have the anachronistic r22 freon on hand. Were they telling the truth? I'll never know.
Assuming there are no leaking holes in your system, use a replacement coolant for your system.
To test if u got the right stuff; tap a little bit out of the system and into a cheap small bowl,
go outside and ad a little new replacement coolant into the bowl.
If no bubbling flashing hissing or whatever happens, they are more than compatible,
and thus u don't need to drain your system and replace it... u can simply add the new ''replacement'' coolant.
Some people would advice against this, but that is why u test whit just a little bit, and also this happens all
the time everywhere, including your car during service or even factory's where there is a lot more than
just heat-exchangers and air-conditioners.
Ignore commercial talk like; only replace x form brand x, whit x from brand x.That goes without saying friend. Though I appreciate the sentiment.
This is litteral commercial talk. This is also the reason some would almost always fall for this salesman's pitch,
out of stupidity or fear... probably both.
Example... GM motors would always advice GM motors ....would it not? This goes for all commercial talks / commercials.
That being sad, dont skip the testing part, there are incompatibility's around, altho for non-industrial stuff most unlikely.
U have a 1990's system? here is a link for replacement coolants usually found in your local DIY hardware store:In the United States, you cannot get coolants without certifications. And for old style coolants you need a cert to even reclaim it from units being removed to then be repurposed to refurbishing other old ones.
https://www.ctc-n.org/technologies/shift-coolants-and-refrigerants-lower-gwp
Sometimes it even says on the bottle for what time''era the replacement coolant is.
If all this information is 2 mutch ->It isn't too much, it just isn't *useful* nor any longer *relevant* information. Though I appreciate the sentiment. I am a handyman myself, so I know a bit about everything and once upon a time did some construction / general contracting / plumbing.
The savvy tech guy at your local DIY store should know what u need. Describe the situation and item + (sub)items to be repaired / take alot of pictures
All in all,Again I appreciate it, but it no longer matters as the unit was replaced as said previously in this thread. Repairing it would have been a Bad Idea. A unit older than most people in this community (and more than twice the average life span of these things), with discontinued coolant, with a compressor on the fritz, with a slow leak somewhere in the closed loop, fan bearings starting to go bad, and with severe rust on the outer steel casing? Would cost more than half the cost of a new unit to repair. And considering all factors? Just would not be a particularly good idea. Those outfits were truthful in telling me to just replace it, I already knew that really, and is hard to pull one over on me lol.
This information should set u up to deal whit this yourself, for a lot cheaper,
and thus, i will consider this my contribution to u ^^
Have you hit up the UAF mod author? He is currently looking for someone to do payed sound work for his entire mod.I have worked for them in the past, it isn't something that will happen again.
I had a couple paragraphs of advice written up, but then suddenly the lyrics of a certain song came to mind "Never take advice from someone who hasn't tried", then I deleted it all. I've never been in a ***-tier life situation like you are. Good luck dude, hope you can figure something out to make some big changes for the better.Unfortunately, those words have quite a bit of truth to them friend. But also thank you for the kind words and well wishing too!
I am unsure where I got that center section as I made that ship months ago but it is most likely a left over from the initial non no on my part (since it is the same ship in question) but neither you nor I caught that part of the ship after I re-made it back in April.
