Kendrick

Just Another Non-Existent Contractor
I don't work *here* but hey, I just work here.
Pick up your swords and cover your skins.

[Kendrick @KTF_JANEC]

@TFBnights8 残りの人生、そこで働き続けたいです。

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@trip_to_valkiri Yeah, as far as im aware that base still issues them, We were actually authorised to buy our own gear and wear it because of that.

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@laughing747 Watch "By Dawn's Early Light" is a good movie that shows a lot of the B-52 internals

[Red Headed Steppeson @RdHdSteppeson]

Tim’s big issue, and it’s reflected in Epic’s entire strategy, and why Valve succeeded and will continue to assuming they stick with it.

Valve is not like innately better or more benevolent. Well, maybe a little, but at the end of the day they are a business, and out for their benefit. Which, in an ideal world, is about making the product customers want at a price they can afford. Epic is doing the same, but the issue is in who their customer is.

For Valve, players are the consumers and the product they sell is access to the developers and publishers. To that end they facilitate things via consumer facing features that better facilitate this.

For Epic, though, the publishers and developers are the customers. This is why all their strategy was targeted at them, lower cuts and all. The players are a resource they want to give access to but they fail to understand cultivating it. They tried brute forcing it with exclusives and free games but lacked even basic player friendly features and to this day are way behind. Their concern is, as demonstrated here, about how these things affect the developer.

Valve’s premise is based in the idea that customers want to know and it costs them nothing. Epic’s is that their customers want to hide it. It’s ‘unfair’ to their customers. Meanwhile, Valve goes after price parity cus it’s ‘unfair’ to THEIR customers.

Once you figure out how a company is oriented this way their behavior makes sense, stripped of moral pretenses.

[𝘄𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗿𝗮𝘃𝗲𝗹𝘀 @visualsofearth1]

Iceland

[Christopher Tester @CGTester]

‘PLEASE USE AI’ by Jo Atkins-Potts

[Kendrick @KTF_JANEC]

@zach_hazard these are core blades from a GE F110 motor

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@Broth3rMoist Same

[亀泉酒造株式会社 @Kameizumi_Sake]

高知県。
海に浮かぶ秘密基地みたいな廃家屋。

[Doc Strangelove @DocStrangelove2]

I know Japanese airsofters that wouldn't be caught dead doing a photo op with a plateless carrier on them.

[Kendrick @KTF_JANEC]

@magicard0917 앞면: 앞쪽에 탄창 6개를 넣을 수 있는 명찰 두 개를 부착합니다.
오른쪽: 구급상자
왼쪽: 추가 탄창 파우치 두 개와 무전기 파우치(같은 스타일)를 사용합니다.
뒷면: 조끼에 장착하는 백팩에 제 물과 다른 사람들을 위한 물품을 넣습니다.

[Kendrick @KTF_JANEC]

Every day I ask myself how long my leadership will let me get away with wearing ranger green kit during Exercises. Perhaps it's because I actually wear everything properly compared to 90% of my colleagues.

[Onepeg @Onepeg]

Friendly reminder that the creators of disco Elysium cannot utilize their own IP because an investor gained 51% ownership of the company using a backend deal that the creators weren’t made aware of by selling himself a scrap of paper with a doodle on it for $1 and then selling that back to the company for 5 million euro and then systematically firing the people that created the world disco is in from 10+ years before as a modified D&D campaign. ALL of them.

[U.S. Naval Institute @NavalInstitute]

Naval Aviators Safe After EA-18G Growlers Crash at Idaho Air Show — USNI News https://t.co/mobCvnBqt0

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@nillaxiv Personal favourite for lighthouse the reminder that 0 is not a prime number.

[Ririarone♪ @ririarone]

夢の中にいるような曲

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@PrintsandtheRev Awesome, But can I ask what watch that is?

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@UlisesDavid__ It's borne of a WW1 military tradition, it's the "lucky cigarette" if you lived long enough to smoke that one you were lucky.

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@stifflipsupps "Its called CAMS"

You know ball sir.