Note, Dmitriev has no blue check, yet these tweets are getting 10s of thousands, and some cases >100,000 views.

Which sort of gets to the point about the blue check (I have one I did not pay for).

Ah shoot OBS: Open Broadcast Studio

Or the leaf pile. It’s the same people. And they are terrible humans.

Apparently we gotta learn how to use OSB

Fabric yield. They get better yield and flat edges from adding those pieces in for their halfwitted “designer” customers who say ‘nothing can fall out of this pocket’ without ever handling or making a sample on their own.

Ps, I have been known to make bags for my living.

100%. I just wonder what N8 shop he’s stealing this shit from.

Here is a link to Stalkland. It is legitimately the best performing NiR camo in the world.

www.stalkland.com

5) Why are the folks who could order these uniforms doing it
a) off the books so there is neither CAGE nor mailstop on the item *when it is a restricted issue*
b) in the jungle pattern?

I guess I should have put in:
0) I have stared at thousands of yards of textiles and innately know them.

3) with the notable exception of Stalkland, AOR1 & AOR2 dramatically outperform all other comers in NiR spectrum.
4) that is the current Crye logo, and current FR materials.
/2

Good word. Thanks for explaining & that totally makes sense. I use a 3D printer a lot to make little bits before we talk moulding. It’s hard & expensive to modify a mould if it’s even possible. Also can’t spell today. Mold? Mould? I dunno

I keep trying to justify subscribing to the Oregonian as well as the Willamette weekly but then the Oregonian serves up a slop sandwich, and I really do not care about college sports enough to fund coverage.

Really? I am willing to believe ya, I don’t really have a clue. All the guys we work with are using waterjet cut carbon fiber chassis.

I kept asking the 3D printer folks where the wiring harnesses, batteries, motors and controllers came from. The answers were semi hallucinatory.

No, sadly, I missed that part because of some stop the bleed campaign that I was helping out with was really busy. Still is as a matter of fact…

I am so glad that 3D printing gizmos won the war!

I’m laughing. I gotta read that book when I’m sitting in the snow this winter watching folks pretend that they can do role 2 when their thermal signature is a literal lantern in a dark cave so bright that $25 sensors, on lots and lots of platforms, can find them.

I’m amazed by how little the gizmos are informed by physics and reality. There seems to be a lot of folks thinking there is free lunch.

And I think the greater house of cards dies a few thousand casualties after the commencement of hostilities. Sadly. /end

Having Lockheed techs service the U2 and the 117 made sense cause the systems were so rare and so strange. But trucks and tablets are not rare and are not strange. Guys should be fix them in the field. /2