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Coffee is for deserters?

McAfee can't hold a candle to this man.

While you would get a nice static balance that way, hanging heavy weights far from the center of a sports car would likely destroy its charm.

I'd like to know how long it would take to print a benchy using this technique.

Too bad the plate cost data wasn't presented. Was wondering which was the most expensive. In Oregon the cost varies pretty wildly, and some don't have a renewal surcharge.

They come halfway close, but not enough pressure in the end.

They are also not going to last you very long especially if you use it a lot.

Q2 explosions were actual meshes which I thought was rather unique.

Back in the day I came across a PC port of Mortal Kombat II. The box had a label specifically stating that it would not run on the AMD CPUs of its day...

Honestly even their mid grade and above power tools are decent. I have an earthquake xt electric impact that makes short work of suspension and lug nuts.

All good except for the inevitable 30% ADM on cars like that.

I was sort of hoping these would be SVG files based on their style. Impressive illustrations.

When I was flying out of Narita Airport, the vending machines within were the exact same prices as those on any street corner in Japan: very reasonable.

If you're in the US, printed solid is basically prusa's US arm now and carry a majority of their parts.

Good neck workout too.

Unchecked capitalism is enabled by inadequate education.

My favorite thing to do in the earlier versions was to "gun-run" dropped weapons back to base, since they did not despawn at the end of the round. So much fun amassing a giant arsenal for your teammates to pick through.

I remember the days when I tried to play Quake on my 28.8 modem over the net pre-Quakeworld.

Almost made me swear online multiplayer off for life.

Acclaim, publisher of forsaken, was scrutinized for a rather risqué marketing campaign for the game. Never played the game myself so I don't know if the ads had anything to do with the content.

Wonder how Robinhood is going to survive a potential dilution of payments for orderflow if these proposals become reality.

How about camels?

The company is Nikola, an EV company more famous for the founder creating a gravity powered smoke and mirror show than for any actual products.

Yep, I'd be interested in this psuedo-manual only if it simulated this aspect of the ICE original.

That sounds more like a Japanese transliteration. Korean provides for the "gor" to be expressed in a single character. 이 "ee" 골 "gor"