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  • What I did back when I painted miniatures was that I had a small box with the colors, and lent it to my friends, on the condition they added one color for every miniature they painted with it. Total win-win. It cost them 2.50 per figure, and the range of colors ever increased. In the end, there were over 30 pots in the box.

  • If you get into those coffee table books about the making of the first three movies, you find lots of world building.

    You are well aware that those are retcon? None of this existed before "A New Hope". Most of it was done later by specialists hired by LucasFilm.

  • The authenticating chip we use has the same form factor as a little SMD transistor. It only needs three pins, power, ground, and one bidirectional communication pin. Good luck finding such a thing, especially if it is unmarked or custom labeled.

  • There you might be right. Shows that they are to dumb to know the meaning of it.

    "Homo" in the sense of a taxonomy genus is Latin and means human, while the "homo"-prefix from e.g. "homosexual" comes from the Greek "homoi", meaning same, equal.

  • I remember installing a fresh PC with win98. During installation, I disabled some windows bloatware (Imagine! You actually could do this!), and ended up with an unresponsive, non-windows app blocking the system. I killed that app and removed it from the system. Keep in mind that at this point, no network connection was set up, nor did I install any driver or program yet, this was straight from the windows install medium.

    After reboot, the app was back, and again blocking the system.

    Wiping the harddisk and starting installation over did not help either.

    Turned out this was some bloatware installed by the BIOS whenever it detected at boot that there was a) a Windows installation that was b) "missing" their "register your PC with us" app. This needed some Windows bloatware to work, and thus failed on this machine.

    This was the only time I angrily screamed at a hotline worker.