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- Comment on What is the most beloved food from where you live, and what's the most divisive? 1 week ago:
BBQ
- Comment on What is the most beloved food from where you live, and what's the most divisive? 1 week ago:
I have never felt more like a seafaring bird than I have eating herring from a cart on the streets of Amsterdam stoned out of my gourd.
- Comment on freshen up the color of linen shoes? 4 weeks ago:
- Comment on Anyone using 6-day certs yet? 5 weeks ago:
Using OpenBao as my CA so I’ve had 24hr certs for a while now.
- Comment on Podman: Issues with multiple users running containers simultaneously 2 months ago:
You might want to switch to rootless quadlets with subuids
https://www.golinuxcloud.com/rootless-podman-quadlet/
You’ll get unified logging through systemctl and journalctl, you’ll also get segmented user space and if you need persistent storage that you can gate at subuid.
- Comment on New York's 3D printer law is NOT gun control; it's just.... control. 5 months ago:
BRN-10, Jackyl, CMMG Dissent all rely on a buffer tube ring and will crack the back of a printed AR lower.
https://hoffmantactical.com/designs/sl-15/
This will happily cycle an AR 10 upper with a buffer tube.
You have a good idea about reinforcement. Screw the endstop block into a blind hole in the back and have a monolithic lower with stock. Like a short stroke WWSD rifle.
- Comment on New York's 3D printer law is NOT gun control; it's just.... control. 5 months ago:
The bufferless part is a bit of a sticky widget as the back of the reciever usually stops the rearward travel of the BCG. So actually buffer tubes being made from steel and allowing for slower deceleration of the BCG make for a better candidate for “softer” lowers.
If there is buffer less upper that doesn’t use the lower receiver as the backstop for the BCG please let me know. I stopped following shotshow a decade ago.