The whole purpose is to just get skilled at using a bow. I shoot at fake deer all the time but would never actually go hunting an animal. This is the same energy as those people who say violent video games make one violent in turn.
Nice grouping. What was the range?
So did the teacher get back to them? Was a secret communist club started? They can't just leave the story thread hanging like that.
It works quite well. A lot of sites I visit can detect if a server I'm using is from a VPN and block it but it's quick and painless to hop to a different server the site doesn't recognize and passes me through. Using it in Linux is fine and all but it has the annoying habit of blocking my subnet so I can't download torrents directly to my NAS drive.
California's already suffered plenty under the dipshit's leadership of ICE. I got to see the aftermath of an ICE raid in a busy commercial Latino street. The place was dead when it should've been bustling with delivery vans, people, and opened businesses. It was devastating.
Curious. The N91790 tail designation on that sculpture doesn't quite match up with the Cessna that's still in use in Florida. I wonder if the FAA recycles their numbers.
There's no right answer to that question. The only winning move is not to play.
As an American I envy Canadian's choice of beers with higher alcohol content. Most breweries around here only offer IPAs if you want anything above 6%.
Because they're the ones with the monopoly on violence. Might makes right for those brutes.
Well crap my username announces my age.
3d printing, specifically FDM with PLA since I'm not down to mess with the chemicals for a resin printer. Keep printing until you're out of an opened filament roll, otherwise your filament will absorb water and degrade. I often learn filament goes bad when a tiny piece breaks off in the feeder right above the heating element, requiring some annoying disassembly to diagnose and correct the problem. If you're not sure what to build with the last bit of filament, a small square trash can/pencil holder is always useful.
Stick to a maintenance schedule. Putting off a lubrication or dusting can lead to debris getting stuck somewhere and ruining a print when you least expect it. Also learn about every component in your printer and how to get a replacement when it inevitably breaks. That way you can purchase a few of the more commonly broken parts to lower printer downtime.
Start off with a brand name printer that does auto leveling. That cheap CR10 you bought for a hundred dollars sounds like a bargain until you realize it can't print a solid first layer, causing all sorts of other minor annoyances with your print quality. Trying and failing to fix the issues might eventually turn you off on pursuing the hobby.
I was already well versed in Solidworks, but learn how to use a CAD program. You can get a lot of use from the many publicly available models out there but you might eventually have an idea or require something that requires a custom design. Being able to physically manifest your own design ideas quickly was a big drawing point for me to get into the hobby.
Just finished installing the under frame. I'm so reluctant to add on the armor and have been taking weeks having the figure sit in the back of the kitchen table while admiring the details when eating.
The vambrace design is still a WIP though.
It's been working just fine for 4 years. Never had an issue with it as long as I configure my torrent client settings to only use NordLynx in case it drops off.