A space of many interests

@silverwolf122 any sequence of events that leads you to cloudkicker is done right.

@uexp4 several things, though typically, their high self-inductance makes them useful in stablizing current through a power supply (i.e. surge suppression)

personally, pics @ 0:21 and 0:28 are the creepiest. where are they from?

shame the desk isn't deep enough to find diamonds.

@FunkyDesSquirrel

Pretty sure the crazies have already had this idea.

@rjshare It's so the blade doesn't grab the work piece and fling it forwards like a projectile. better it comes back at you, you being aware of the cut and the dangers of it, than fling forward into some unsuspecting schlub. also makes a push cut wwaaayyyyy easier to control.

the thinset under the backer board is critical for supporting the backerboard over any localized voids or irregularities in the board surface. It provides a continous contact surface to evenly support the backer board. If you install the backer without the mortar, and your subfloor has even a sin...

k, I don't care if the ninja lost and got eliminated from the running later on, but this show seriously should have done Ninja Vs. Pirate.

A nice job, actually looks pretty decent considering you used a trowel instead of a taping knife, but seriously - buy a hawk.

Would this happen to be based off Luty's design? looks similar. Very cool, though.

oh, and cool looking burner. just need to see more of it!

@Milos89kv Typically ceramics laden with metal oxides - alumina, zirconia, magnesia, etc.

get any cavitation spalling on either gun? It's probably outgassing enough from the powder charge not to, but still, hot water is a harsh mistress.

excellent animation. very cool. one problem though - I can't think of a single Boxer style engine where the opposing cylinder banks are coplanar. that's only possible in a true opposed-piston engine, where two pistons share one crank.

Why the hell do people get into such heated arguments over computers like this? a few years from now and every country with a supercomputer is going to look back on this, the jaguar, the Titan, the computer that JAEA uses, etc. and be like "Ha ha, can you remember the days when we thought those ....

@retardedsnake be careful. you might rip her tits off.

@Zares28 same difference.

@lepelldaniel only problem being, of course, that permanent magnets experience hysteresis of their spin domain, and the energy required to re-align the spin domains is far greater then what you would pull out.

My dad worked in a holography at the university of Michigan lab as a grad student, and when I was young he showed me how to do something like this, but lord, our little home project never turned out that well. bloody amazing. did you etch those paths by hand? how did you get the termination of th...

@3zdayz

superglue, anyone?

@benny704 by a few tenths of an inch. I wouldn't want to be in front of either round.

@knowledgemonger That's what I was saying . . .

now we just need all of our enemies to come here, to this secret military lab, stand in a perfectly straight, 5 - 6 mile long line right in front of the tunnel, and chill for a bit while it charges up. THEN they'll be TOTALLY fucked.

@AreThereNoMoreNames

Fortunately, they are still legal to build. though they lack the authenticity of the original rifles, there are 3 companies in Colorado alone (that I know of - there are probably more) which produce semi-contract builds from copies of the original Blueprints. they go for ~$...

@naedanger123

To be fair, every major rifle ammunition since the early 1800's goes super sonic. hell, even old black powder rifles used in the revolutionary war could break supersonic if made and loaded correctly. I think the main thing is, that by the time you could process "oh! loud noise! gu...

okay, haters be gone. this is the single best fan trailer I have ever seen. I watched this on my phone first, so I couldn't see the description, and I was honestly convinced that it was real. you need to go work for the studios.

@Sxrillez

but they taste so good in the morning when you put them back in . . .

Hate to break this to you all, but francium is so rare that it is estimated that less than 600 grams of it exist in the entire earth's crust. it has never been isolated beyond a few micrograms. so little has ever been purified, that the exact chemical properties of it are completely unknown beyon...

personally, I think lot of people play the third movement way to fast. I like how Williams takes his time a little, not lagging, but not rushing either. he takes the time to get everything right and smooth.

@houndeye

didn't the clinton ban lapse recently? I remember a huge hullabaloo a few years go when it came up for re-eval and didn't get passed.

@glv80 I think maybe no one at the time really understood what he meant by this. Sure, most everybody in the 50's and 60's had heard of Big Science and had lived through or expirienced the hyper-industrialization of the US in response to WWII, but did they have the perspective on it that Ike had...

a comp on a 9mm? mehhh . .

it does look pretty cool though.

oh, and your sights - are those night sights? I've got a Taurus PT111 millenium I use for cc and i was thinking about getting night sights on it. do they work pretty well on yours? im pretty sure the PT111 has the same sight picture a...

Personally, I would have done it to Kimber 1911, but I'm not hating. gun looks badass. it's rocking those Punisher grips. compensator looks pretty well made, too. hope it kicks ass at the range.