martinwoodward

Hmm, interesting. Working on Firefox some folks (heard about GPU perf issues on Firefox when running on a M1 processor that we are looking at as well). Will take a look and see if we can replicate your issue. Do the individual links work for you? (https://skyline.github.com/martinwoodward/2020)

We are using Shapeways.com to turn them into metal for us and it was the option they had. Haven't tried getting it CNC'd but thinking we might need to change the model up a bit to allow the tool to get into some of the gaps that are possible. If anyone wants to try with a CNC machine then love to know what the results are like

Originally coded up the prototype in three.js but main site was done in Babylon for the extra sparkles and awesomeness.

Just a bit of a play project some folks here did, but glad folks found it and have been enjoying it.

Martin from GitHub here - love to understand what happened if you have the time to point me at more details. DM's open (martinwoodward on twitter and martinwoodward at github.com on email)

Martin from GitHub here. Sorry about that message - team are rolling out an update to change the text and should be fixed soon. In the meantime if you ignore that message and downgrade from a legacy plan to Free then you will retain access to your private repositories.

FYI - I created this issue to track any fixes needed: https://github.com/Microsoft/web-build-tools/issues/673

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I don't disagree with your point at all. Hopefully https://dot.net/core will become that. As @runfaster2000 says the team have taken the point on board and are working on it.

However FWIW, I put together a C# on Linux Workshop for DevConf.cz earlier on in the year that might be useful for some folks https://github.com/martinwoodward/csharpworkshop - also includes links to the docs for building from source etc if you want to go really into the details.