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They'd need to concentrate more than that before the numbers work out, they'd likely still be locally outnumbered by opposition and there'll be national outcry proportional to their misbehaviour.
I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that it'd be helpful, nevermind decisive.
I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that it'd be helpful, nevermind decisive.
January 30, 2026 at 10:22 AM
They'd need to concentrate more than that before the numbers work out, they'd likely still be locally outnumbered by opposition and there'll be national outcry proportional to their misbehaviour.
I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that it'd be helpful, nevermind decisive.
I don't think it's a foregone conclusion that it'd be helpful, nevermind decisive.
I really like flex boxes, make those damn tags sort their own shit out. The only downside is that they're really quite bad at it.
January 15, 2026 at 10:51 PM
I really like flex boxes, make those damn tags sort their own shit out. The only downside is that they're really quite bad at it.
A stationery paternoster that only offers a tool once the correct rite has been performed. It changes weekly.
December 30, 2025 at 4:19 PM
A stationery paternoster that only offers a tool once the correct rite has been performed. It changes weekly.
Terrible choice really, those guys don't even make 8 seaters.
December 12, 2025 at 5:06 PM
Terrible choice really, those guys don't even make 8 seaters.
My guess would be that this is some variation on a google image search for chow chow.
The result of that search might have changed, perhaps a dark SEO ritual failed catastrophically.
Or they're being a bit fuzzy so they can measure which picture is better by some metric. (Probably ad revenue.)
The result of that search might have changed, perhaps a dark SEO ritual failed catastrophically.
Or they're being a bit fuzzy so they can measure which picture is better by some metric. (Probably ad revenue.)
December 4, 2025 at 11:25 AM
My guess would be that this is some variation on a google image search for chow chow.
The result of that search might have changed, perhaps a dark SEO ritual failed catastrophically.
Or they're being a bit fuzzy so they can measure which picture is better by some metric. (Probably ad revenue.)
The result of that search might have changed, perhaps a dark SEO ritual failed catastrophically.
Or they're being a bit fuzzy so they can measure which picture is better by some metric. (Probably ad revenue.)
If people were having fun with the system, they wouldn't avoid thinking about it.
Although I'd leave some space for players generally uninterested in combat, regardless of quality.
Although I'd leave some space for players generally uninterested in combat, regardless of quality.
November 27, 2025 at 1:51 PM
If people were having fun with the system, they wouldn't avoid thinking about it.
Although I'd leave some space for players generally uninterested in combat, regardless of quality.
Although I'd leave some space for players generally uninterested in combat, regardless of quality.
Notably, semi truck lights aren't mounted as high as they could be given the body work. Because there's no actual requirement to do that, and in fact there should be a legal requirement not to.
November 25, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Notably, semi truck lights aren't mounted as high as they could be given the body work. Because there's no actual requirement to do that, and in fact there should be a legal requirement not to.
Yeah, if anything there's some extemely mild backpressure.
There might be a species that looks at a ginormous floating blob and sees a nesting opportunity, but the solution to that is probably on the level of dangling CDs from some string.
There might be a species that looks at a ginormous floating blob and sees a nesting opportunity, but the solution to that is probably on the level of dangling CDs from some string.
September 25, 2025 at 12:43 PM
Yeah, if anything there's some extemely mild backpressure.
There might be a species that looks at a ginormous floating blob and sees a nesting opportunity, but the solution to that is probably on the level of dangling CDs from some string.
There might be a species that looks at a ginormous floating blob and sees a nesting opportunity, but the solution to that is probably on the level of dangling CDs from some string.
How are you supposed to know that the clip is empty if the gun doesn't go PLING?
September 24, 2025 at 7:34 PM
How are you supposed to know that the clip is empty if the gun doesn't go PLING?
Lots of it is just straight up skipped in the transcript, but also it wasn't an unlikely outcome for these to end up with the cops, in court, in the media.
Seems only wise to STFU.
Seems only wise to STFU.
September 16, 2025 at 9:23 PM
Lots of it is just straight up skipped in the transcript, but also it wasn't an unlikely outcome for these to end up with the cops, in court, in the media.
Seems only wise to STFU.
Seems only wise to STFU.
In theory you could do it with pogo pins and sidestep the efficiency issue.
Tough to argue the dedicated hardware without proven interest from a pretty large fraction of the audience - and tough to argue that the main battery isn't too small if that's the case.
Tough to argue the dedicated hardware without proven interest from a pretty large fraction of the audience - and tough to argue that the main battery isn't too small if that's the case.
September 10, 2025 at 3:41 PM
In theory you could do it with pogo pins and sidestep the efficiency issue.
Tough to argue the dedicated hardware without proven interest from a pretty large fraction of the audience - and tough to argue that the main battery isn't too small if that's the case.
Tough to argue the dedicated hardware without proven interest from a pretty large fraction of the audience - and tough to argue that the main battery isn't too small if that's the case.
It's low speed, low torque (depending on the bearings in the rotating thingy) - just gotta find something that slips. Two mediocre pulleys, a lack of tension and a looong O-Ring? Keep a full box of them at hand (one will break at most, but you mostly pay for shipping&handling anyways).
September 1, 2025 at 10:35 PM
It's low speed, low torque (depending on the bearings in the rotating thingy) - just gotta find something that slips. Two mediocre pulleys, a lack of tension and a looong O-Ring? Keep a full box of them at hand (one will break at most, but you mostly pay for shipping&handling anyways).
Searching in a man requires some slashing (/)
August 31, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Searching in a man requires some slashing (/)
(Disconnect any existing drives during the install, windows has a nasty habit of putting its bootloader on a different physical device.)
August 6, 2025 at 2:14 PM
(Disconnect any existing drives during the install, windows has a nasty habit of putting its bootloader on a different physical device.)
Variant of the same plan: get a 2TB SSD, put a fresh OS on that, see if it works better.
Storage is comparatively cheap, it can go into the next machine if and when, no need to make space, no risk of losing any data.
Storage is comparatively cheap, it can go into the next machine if and when, no need to make space, no risk of losing any data.
August 6, 2025 at 2:14 PM
Variant of the same plan: get a 2TB SSD, put a fresh OS on that, see if it works better.
Storage is comparatively cheap, it can go into the next machine if and when, no need to make space, no risk of losing any data.
Storage is comparatively cheap, it can go into the next machine if and when, no need to make space, no risk of losing any data.
It's a Torx drive, often stylized as TX, if you do want to get a second driver. The drawings say it's an M2 screw, those'd have a TX6 head.
For infrequent use, jamming something in there to keep one side still is a fine strategy. A small flat bladed screwdriver at an angle, a piece of wire, etc.
For infrequent use, jamming something in there to keep one side still is a fine strategy. A small flat bladed screwdriver at an angle, a piece of wire, etc.
August 3, 2025 at 12:13 AM
It's a Torx drive, often stylized as TX, if you do want to get a second driver. The drawings say it's an M2 screw, those'd have a TX6 head.
For infrequent use, jamming something in there to keep one side still is a fine strategy. A small flat bladed screwdriver at an angle, a piece of wire, etc.
For infrequent use, jamming something in there to keep one side still is a fine strategy. A small flat bladed screwdriver at an angle, a piece of wire, etc.
The only way money gets into the systems is you buying stuff. The advertisers are very interested in finding out if that happened, and when there's a link or coupon involved they can get a pretty good idea.
August 1, 2025 at 6:06 AM
The only way money gets into the systems is you buying stuff. The advertisers are very interested in finding out if that happened, and when there's a link or coupon involved they can get a pretty good idea.
Hand-washing is so much more work though, the inefficiency would hit even harder.
July 21, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Hand-washing is so much more work though, the inefficiency would hit even harder.
Due to overconservative investment choices in the wake of the Great Slump, Dracula's portfolio has been outpaced by inflation.
July 8, 2025 at 10:53 AM
Due to overconservative investment choices in the wake of the Great Slump, Dracula's portfolio has been outpaced by inflation.
To be fair, the problem is quite a bit harder. Wind, humidity, temperature trend, upcoming precipitation, what will you do, can you stash the coat, will you be out long enough that it matters in the first place.
The massive neon-illuminated however: a chat bot doesn't know jack shit about it.
The massive neon-illuminated however: a chat bot doesn't know jack shit about it.
June 19, 2025 at 12:03 PM
To be fair, the problem is quite a bit harder. Wind, humidity, temperature trend, upcoming precipitation, what will you do, can you stash the coat, will you be out long enough that it matters in the first place.
The massive neon-illuminated however: a chat bot doesn't know jack shit about it.
The massive neon-illuminated however: a chat bot doesn't know jack shit about it.
It's not offered to US customers, but the UK version from Titan is listed on kobo: www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/...
I only checked a handful of other regions, but those all had it.
I only checked a handful of other regions, but those all had it.
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May 8, 2025 at 9:46 AM
It's not offered to US customers, but the UK version from Titan is listed on kobo: www.kobo.com/gb/en/ebook/...
I only checked a handful of other regions, but those all had it.
I only checked a handful of other regions, but those all had it.
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April 12, 2025 at 1:21 PM
The only human contributor (not subject to the Attribution-Annihilator)
I really like my 3.5"-hdd-slot-in-a-5.25"-optical-bay for backups and transfers and stuff. Without a bunch of devices needing network access, I don't see much point in a NAS.
April 11, 2025 at 1:44 PM
I really like my 3.5"-hdd-slot-in-a-5.25"-optical-bay for backups and transfers and stuff. Without a bunch of devices needing network access, I don't see much point in a NAS.
And here I thought the Hitman games were unreasonable in scoring toilet drownings as accidents.
March 29, 2025 at 11:00 PM
And here I thought the Hitman games were unreasonable in scoring toilet drownings as accidents.
It can be used standalone, but it's basically half a controller without the menu section, input wise. It can be attached to an adaptive controller or combined with a classic-layout controller.
The buttons are remappable, so it comes down to the number of buttons a game needs.
The buttons are remappable, so it comes down to the number of buttons a game needs.
March 24, 2025 at 2:24 PM
It can be used standalone, but it's basically half a controller without the menu section, input wise. It can be attached to an adaptive controller or combined with a classic-layout controller.
The buttons are remappable, so it comes down to the number of buttons a game needs.
The buttons are remappable, so it comes down to the number of buttons a game needs.