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  • And the meme itself looks like it was recieved on SSTV

    ...just knowing that makes me realize how big of a nerd I am

  • Now this is the calligraphic geekout I came here to see

  • I mean, yeah

  • New neighbors: Wow being in the country is so scenic and beautiful we can't wait to be done with city life and build a house here

    Also new neighbors: Put in asphalt driveway, fences, buildings, all flooded with more exterior lighting than a small stadium

    They're good people and they put up with a reasonable amount of our shenanigans but I'm only mildly exaggerating. Our other neighbors told me they don't need to buy night lights for their kids because of all the extra light from that place

  • Laser Eye Surgery

  • Senator Armstrong in Metal Gear Rising Revengeance

  • looking good!

  • tRusT tHe sCiEncE!!1

    The Science:

    /s ...kinda. AI is going to make so many things very hard to trust at first glance and it will cause chaos in all kinds of important fields.

  • Only if they hit his dog first

  • It's like someone wished for more European defense spending but to the monkey's paw

    The US wants better European militaries in case we can't help or share, not because we want to flat out refuse to help or share

  • What a cop out lol just say it requires further research, but if it's a joke it's a good one imo

    If anyone doesn't know there's been a ton of religious scientists over the centuries. There is debate about how devout they really were but when it came to research the general idea was "if god is the why, we're going to find out how"

  • I like your funny words magic man!

  • Indoor is obnoxious! Electronic is great but not very common with new shooters. Why spend the extra money if you don't know if you'll use it very often?

  • The issue is there is that gun laws are difficult to get rid of even when it's proven to be ineffective or unneccesary

    One time I ordered something and I had to go through the same paperwork and as if I was buying a belt fed machine gun, including a $200 tax stamp, paperwork, fingerprints etc. After that was filed I went home and waited seven months for the ATF to process and approve that paperwork. Not a wait period, that's just how long it takes for the bureucracy takes to function.

    After all that time I finally was able to take home what I had bought I, a suppressor for a .22 pistol so I can teach new shooters without shouting through their hearing protection. That rule has been in place since the 1930s

    Luigi Mangione's suppressor was 3D printed and the only crime I've ever seen committed with one

  • I haven't had the pleasure but if I could learn to use one on a range I wouldn't say no!

  • It's a proactive vs reactive problem. Arresting someone for maybe possibly thinking about doing something doesn't hold up in court. But having an action happen means harm was done which is not good of course.

    Red flag laws being proposed are far from ideal and are seen as a major slippery slope of precedence for privacy and government intervention (think of how an administration could abuse it because odds are one will at some point)