I use ddg, despite the horrible name it’s very useful for me. I’ve been thinking about kagi the paid search engine but haven’t committed yet.

why are you using google in 2024 grandpa

also being rich af helps on its own.

says allegedly 5 times but two of these were on air. only 3 are alleged.

yeah I know, but that’s still information out there and if anyone’s reading it’s nice to clarify. I both clarified and situationally agreed with them.

oh no!!! they might even look like Margot Robbie!

I like your username

I’ve usually used “clear space” because that’s common with spaces around logos but i like respect distance. though I don’t know what people in general would think of it after social distancing being associated with a terrible period of our lives.

i was speaking generally, which is why I mentioned pages as well as screens. that’s more of a web design distinction; never really heard of padding in any other context.

but if you were to have a qr code on your website, you’re right, making it padding would make more sense since the border, real or imaginary, would be outside the quiet zone because it’s technically part of the code.

sounds like you’re wishing your back is gonna start hurting soon

oh god that thing is so ugly

your retort sucks because you’re trying to own her by saying something she already acknowledges. weak af.

“I’m fat because I fucked your dad”

“oh yeah? well you’re fat!”

…

“I bet you fucked my dad a lot!”

genius insults

also the others wouldn’t have been dictatorships if the west didn’t constantly fuck with their shit, create instability and power vacuums.

Never again

I get the joke but the fish is low quality too

yeah I probably overrated it

did you mean to reply to something else?

you can choose metric as you units and decide on scale (for example a smaller scale for mm or cm instead of m)

you can’t have two projects open in one window but you can have multiple instances of blender and open a different project in each one. but there are better ways:

if the model and the scene are related it makes more sense to do both in the same project by adding what’s called a Scene. it’s like a new project on its own, but you can easily switch between them from a dropdown menu. what’s great is that you can create a new scene by copying an existing one, or create a linked scene to an existing one (linked objects share attributes so by changing one you can change all linked instances). also you can choose a scene as the background to your current scene.

I had a use case for all of this: I had a project to create product images for a catalog. I had one scene that was basically an empty studio, with a surface, background and lights. another scene to create my models, sort of like a stockpile. then separate scenes for each final image, using the studio as a background scene and copies of the models from the stockpile scene to create the image. having the studio on a separate scene helped me manipulate anything I like without worrying about touching anything that’s not the product itself.

lol what do you mean, of course you can. you can have multiple instances of blender for different projects but I don’t know what use case that would be.

if you don’t know, 2.8 was a major overhaul that basically brought blender into the current century, and 3.0+ went even further to make it pretty slick and functional. if you used 2.7 or before I don’t blame you for thinking it sucks because it used to have an extremely obtuse UI that was a holdover from decades past.

it also used to have updates every once in a never but that changed too. ever since 2.8 blender ramped up development significantly and is getting tons of updates and new features constantly. if this were adobe they would have probably made several new apps that don’t work well with each other to have the same amount of new features.