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[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

VR Radioactive materials handling using a remote-manipulator arm
_very_ early w.i.p.

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@pronounced_kyle they’re very nice, especially for standby power to close valves for shutdowns etc.

toured a kraft-process pulping plant - recovery boilers’ autothermal process (lignin/organics) produce excess heat in flue gas. recovery loop for steam -> on-site power + steam-operated valves

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@tibininin hmm it’s a tough ask: a thick, stiff, and sealed cavity with decoupling.
but everything there is filled with holes and gaps

if we can bring a fancy vault: mount it *inside* an olm leg, halfway up, away from the walls. the internal stiffeners as the attach point for isol. mounts

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@nostalnerd ooh the zx spectrum+ keyboard was such an improvement in comparison to the old rubber keys
during the amstrad era they brought out an 8086 amiga-500 lookalike, branded both as a black sinclair PC200 and a white amstrad PC20
sadly, both shipped with 512k

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@FFmpeg for some reason, the copy my brother gave me many many years ago was marked as being from an old Nokia R&D lab in Melbourne

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@flightradar24 Missionary Flight Training

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@usgraphics I vaguely recall there’s a latency-masking effect to allow for async data retrieval to finish - cover it up with a transition.
It can get infuriating when there’s a line behind you whilst calender-booking at the dentist

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@cqcqcqdx for heavy duty multivibrators

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

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[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@oldestasian

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@FPGAX_ gorgeous, like a little golden lyre harp

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@SwiftOnSecurity do DI-water shaved-ice slushies still count if there’s just a hint of fruity ester?

[Aiden Bai @aidenybai]

there's a drop-in CSS library in the style of windows 98

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@cboyack … payable in state-issued currency.

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@imagesaicouldnt alkalinity of cement will mess you up & exothermic as well. thermal peaks+fades, high-pH stays until removed.
if Concrete - less surface area in contact = lower chemical burns, less thermal thx to the aggregate heatsink, but heavier once set, so pelvic floor boo-boo

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@imagesaicouldnt for those wondering…

Cement-Filled Vagina - “StoneWomb” curse (lingering, rare, physical, chemical)
+2 chem dmg on contact
1d4 chem DoT/turn (stacks each turn)
1d2 thermal DoT/turn x20 turns
-1 CON saves, -1 DEX while afflicted, DC 18 removal (fragments on fail - DC +2/attempt)

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@RyanMcbeth mentioning that Motorola reminded me of the gorgeous Sectel https://t.co/cHsWLPZzbG

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@miowaki @DefiantLs Yes. more electricity used when “on” in-game.
mainly due to rendering cost, even for deferred renderers
static (non-moveable) point-lights with no shadows or only baked are “cheapest”
dynamic shadowing lights are pricey and get worse if they’re spotlights or raytraced etc.

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@Docstevens007 @lillybilly299 plus no split-phase. random sockets in the home won’t have 2x120V between their actives or neutral casually drifting from earth from unbalanced loads.
* insert joke here about Australian earthing system and the relationship between MEN and CMEN *

[Andrew 🌘 @az6667]

@nixcraft hmm yeh uncomfortable
curious to read it and see it stew as an unstable alt-implementation for a while though