00:24 <peepsalot> guso78: CI servers generate logs and test reports. you have to download the reports (artifacts) from the bottom of summary page

01:21 <linext> my stainless 316L knife thumb bars came in from JLCPCB

01:23 <linext> https://ibb.co/album/vvnrky

01:38 <peepsalot> is that just for opening the blade?

01:41 <linext> yes

01:44 <peepsalot> fancy. and how do you like it in person?

01:48 <peepsalot> i have an old leatherman somewhere but hardly ever use it. prefer having a dedicated folding blade knife etc.

01:58 <linext> the leatherman k4 is pretty nice

01:59 <linext> https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/E4MAAOSw6DFkEzbr/s-l1600.jpg

01:59 <linext> if you hold down the magnetic lock and flick the knife, it opens with the flick force

02:02 <InPhase> I never had a leatherman that actually flicked. All of my leathermans are tight and fold up in two halves with a scissors or pliers in the middle.

02:03 <InPhase> Those ones are spectacular though for having a lot of good quality tools around in compact form.

02:05 <InPhase> When I had a garage fire once, there was a brief window where the Leatherman Wave I had stored in my car was pretty close to every tool I had left. It became super handy until I restocked everything.

02:43 <gbruno> [github] kintel pushed 1 modifications (Don't run tests for WASM builds) https://github.com/openscad/openscad/commit/c5c7b0726dd787ef63bcd954bba58528dabd2ad1

05:13 <J2317> linext sounds like a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gravity_knife  these are not legal everywhere

05:31 <InPhase> J2317: Regarding a flick to open as a gravity knife was a sketchy redefinition of words attempted by police and DAs in a few jurisdictions, but it seems to have not been holding up well in appeals courts.

05:33 <InPhase> The addition of a thumb tab probably adds to the clarity that it is not, in fact, gravity doing the opening.

05:36 <InPhase> And of course, not that any of that distinction makes any practical sense in terms of what a knife does. But most of those laws as written draw very silly lines regarding what is allegedly more dangerous.

05:59 <J2317> you also can have utility knifes or cutter that can be operated with one hand  - or rescue knifes  ..  and it for sure depends on state/county  -  just learned about the cutter that automatic retract the blade after each cut not just when your thumb leaves the blade.

06:02 <J2317> i mean you will not get on a plane with any knife or scissor  but  germany is quite restrictive about knifes

06:02 <peepsalot> i think in a gravity knife the blade slides straight outward with very little resistance. different from folding/rotating

06:03 <peepsalot> its a translation motion only

06:08 <peepsalot> hmm, maybe that's some more modern style i'm thinking of. I've only seen one in a youtube video. the pics in the wikipedia article look like they might be folding still

06:11 <peepsalot> i guess the term is "telescoping"

06:49 <J2317> "The gravity knife uses a button, trigger, or fulcrum lever to release the blade from both the open and the closed positions, and may use a side-folding or telescoping (out-the-front, or OTF) blade."

06:51 <J2317> gravity may be replaced by any acceleration or centrifugal force

07:11 <guso78> J2317, you could create an openscad animation to demstrate the motion :)

07:12 <J2317> Ü

12:20 <linext> these are pretty nice: https://www.leatherman.com/k-series

12:22 <linext> i don't think they are illegal. Very few people would figure out that it's actually a gravity knife if you hold down the unlock tab

14:37 <lf94> insane game idea (due to limitations of naive sdf rendering)

14:37 <lf94> you can only see in a 500x500x500 box

14:37 <lf94> it's an fps

14:38 <lf94> when your opponent shoots, you see their character render in the distance and the bullet coming toward you

15:52 <guso78[m]> You Play the Game By.seeing the passt of the opponent ?

16:14 <J2317> AR using your smartphone as magic screen to see?