blackluster117 @ blackluster117 @possumpat.io

Blame this on the misfortune of your birth.

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Easy way to funnel the lazy into prison labor?

Based.

I've started seeing magnetic suspension offered as a luxury option in nicer cars, wonder if it's derived from that Bose system. I remember watching the demo from the 90s, mind-blowing.

Potato in the exhaust is a classic.

I couldn't get past her starting the mental math. "If I run a mile in 8 mins..." This lady can vote, drive a car, and purchase a firearm. We're so fucked.

Excellent, just in time for the next housing crash.

I would like them to fix the 60 fps cutscene issue. None of the original cutscenes were designed for that high frame rate, they just artificially sped them up which makes a lot of the Halo 3 cutscenes look weird. I'd at least like a proper port, kind of like what Nixxes has been doing for Sony games on PC.

SHINY AND CHROME!

"Ve care about nossing Lebofvski, nossing!"

I don't know how much research/traction this idea has, but I've heard of a reverse hybrid system that seems to be a good solution in my mind. The electric engine operates the drivetrain, and the combustion engines runs continuously at its most efficient configuration to act as a generator for the electric engine. There's still a battery to store power, but the combustion engine will last MUCH longer due to consistent/stable RPMs and usage. Plus, you get the advantage of electric instant torque.

It's an Albany file type.

Code Monkey like Tab and Mountain Dew

This is the kind of stuff that keeps me up at night, in a kid staring at the stars way. How cool.

Plus think of cost over time due to repairability and the increased lifespan of the laptop. You're recouping the costs after a point.

This allows you to maintain a higher volume, so more brownies per pan with multiple edges.

I can feel my vibrations increasing, but things keep falling off. Any recommendations?

Have you ever heard of the high elves?

I don't know, I always found Veggie Tales to be minestrone for the soul.