distant Zitron laughing

https://youtu.be/s-mOy8VUEBk

Cos you finished adastra lolll

Smasnug…

TechnologyConnections over here…

Anyone know of any alternatives with similar functionality?

Does anyone play splitgate? Has anyone played the splitgate 2 alpha? Jesus, it’s this. Whoever made that game missed the boat big time. Splitgate is a simple arena shooter with portals sprinkled in to make it interesting. No loadouts or “heros” to memorize, no points and weapon upgrades to keep track of. Just fast paced point and shoot. Splitgate 2 is everything I hate in video games currently.

BALLL MASTAZ

Did you try leap before tumbleweed because I still have a few issues I am running on bandaids right now.

I went through quite a few distros to find one that would cooperate with my laptop and opensuse is the one that did it.

The biggest crime against shared knowledge ever committed is photobucket fucking off with the pictures in every “how to fix this car problem” forum post.

To be honest, a mini pc/wireless kb and the internet.

Are we all forgetting that Boeing most likely had a witness testifying them executed in a parking lot a few weeks ago?

That’s neat, now do something about a beer and a hot dog’s 28 dollar price.

Illegally remodeling

Shit, does anyone remember battery power tools from 20 years ago? 5 screws in and they start to die. Now Milwaukee tool itself is essentially an industrial battery pack manufacturer.

Yeah I mean at the end of the day the goal is still “make water hot to turn spinny thing with steam”.

I have had a handful of that generation golf over the years that I have modified. It would be absurdly simple to drop an electric motor into that thing if the right kit existed.

Yes but that’s 10s of thousand volts AC power at a reasonable current. We’re talking DC at a couple hundred volts and an extremely high current.

Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for this but I remember reading a comment on here a while back saying that to get that kind of energy jammed into a battery that quickly you’d need a cable as thick as a telephone pole to keep it from glowing like a toaster coil.