I don't see the issue in quoting works of fiction
Otherwise the whole of marxism would be off limits
You're right :(
What a beauty
There's not really a question left.
I'm glad you get to feel good. Good for you.
Sad someone got to die for you to feel good. Have you tried hiking?
in your replies to everyone else you're making a blanket statement that murder is always wrong
Stalking someone, to then kill them. That's incel turned rapist/murderer behaviour, to me.
You can't reject other peoples' nuanced arguments
I've genuinely only seen people enjoying murder, saying it's great because they don't like the murder victim.
What nuance am I missing, that's not encompassed by: "they don't like the murder victim"?
Even in self defense, to me, killing someone is last resort.
I get robbed at gunpoint: i give them my wallet.
I get attacked for reasons beyond my control (gaybashing for example): i'd try to run, as it's usually a group of people. I'd cry for help. I'd try to inflict enough pain to get away.
I'm at war. I don't want to be at war. I also noticed people larping here, like they want to be in a war. To me that's crazy.
I get wormholed back to baby hitler: Wouldn't kill him. Would encourage him often to persue arts.
More specific to this case: it's not self defense if you stalk a person then kill them, in my opinion.
That's incel turned rapist/murderer thinking, in my opinion.
I've used spray paint in the past, on PLA prints, and it turned out fine.
But I've not researched the topic. Might be that I got lucky :)
So black and white that I don't manage to appreciate murder, apparently :)
In my way, I see that as a good thing.
“A combination of solar and wind energy with storage, a flexible hydrogen system, flexible electricity demand and residual load power plants will be necessary for a climate-friendly and reliable electricity supply,” the academies said.
Well yes. The only requirement is that supply ~= demand.
What I wonder about is: there's no electrolytic hydrogen production, beyond lab tests. It's been the big solution for energy storage for decades now, used in plenty of simulations such as this one. What's going on?
this "free" credit come from
It can come from issueing new currency. The cost of that is inflation.
cost to manufacture is always more than what people have
That's what I'm wonder about mostly. This statement doesn't occur in the wikipedia page, and seems unsubstantiated. A human or LLM hallucination.
It might be easier to print with one neutral color spool, and paint the tokens?
Where's that quoted text from? I can't find it on the linked wikipedia page.
What does that GPS display? A direction?
Reminds me of another thing: you see these boot scrapers all across european cities (1) They're usually victorian era, and were used to clean horse shit from your shoes before entering a house.
Alternative for outdoor enthousiasts https://github.com/andreynovikov/trekarta
What's currently the best, commercially available, technology for home batteries?
So minimize USD per kWh, at least 10kW power, little limit on size and weight, rather it don't catch fire easily. LiFePO4 still?
Silver display hand (ca. 1250-1300 Flanders)
When you've got too many precious juwelery, you need a silver hand to display them all :)
> A reliquary is a container for displaying precious relics
Anthony Romaniuk - Orlof, Vrauwe. 12th-century Flemish song
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Playing medieval music on modern instruments. I like it.
Anyone know of a podcast series to learn about classical music?
I'd like to learn about the major periods and themes and the contexts in which they were written and performed.
Has anyone got a suggestion? Thank you
Frank Bush modular rope craft system
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Found this video a while a go. I've since made a few sets of these, and really like it. Use it mostly in places where I would've used bungees previously.
Cages of the leaders of the Münster Rebellion (1525) at the steeple of St. Lambert's Church
Context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCnster_rebellion
Image by Rüdiger Wölk