TIEPilot
@TIEPilot@lemmy.world
- Comment on I'm down with this 2 weeks ago:
Oh we need LAN parties too! Bawls and pizza and Total Annihilation!
- Comment on I'm down with this 2 weeks ago:
Have you seen those Pizza Hut Classics? Old school as hell!
- Comment on World's first 4,000-meter airborne wind turbine tested by China — its 747-sized helium blimp generates megawatt power from high-altitude winds 2 weeks ago:
Its china, you really think they have regulations? And if they did they would be enforced if the system is making money?
But I agree, hydrogen is way cheaper and more efficient for unmanned dirigibles. Also I wonder how well it would burn at super high altitude w/ the limited oxygen?
And even if it did burn the fire would be out well before it hit the ground. Not like the Hindenburg that was low to the ground and its outer coating was massively flammable.
Fun Fact: The reason why they had to use hydrogen was we (the US) clocked them as an enemy prior and refused to sell helium to them. Sound familiar?
- Comment on World's first 4,000-meter airborne wind turbine tested by China — its 747-sized helium blimp generates megawatt power from high-altitude winds 2 weeks ago:
Its a strategic asset, the reason why it was stockpiled was for rocketry (nobel gas/low boiling point). So handing it to your enemy doesnt make a lot of sense to further their endeavors imo
- Comment on World's first 4,000-meter airborne wind turbine tested by China — its 747-sized helium blimp generates megawatt power from high-altitude winds 2 weeks ago:
Where did they get the helium? We need to embargo it as the US has the single largest strategic supply of helium on the planet.
Thats why helium balloons are so cheap. Technically it should be way more expensive.
- Comment on Rockstar finally break silence on "heartbreaking" GTA 6 leak, say it's "unfortunate that the intended game experience may now be impacted by some spoilers" 2 weeks ago:
lol I never planned on playing it so no disappointment here cockstar.
- Comment on A solar powered website that goes offline when there's no power 4 weeks ago:
I worked for a “99.999%” up time facility. No one talks about the exceptions that don’t effect that number. Some are out of our hands like weather or a knob w/ a backhoe.
Others are just made up by upper management to hit the numbers for their bonuses.
- Comment on Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow. 1 month ago:
These batteries aren’t designed or built for whole home backup,
Didn’t say that, reread my posts.
It all back feeds w/o a disconnect. Its called electrons. Those fuckers love to find ground.
- Comment on Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow. 1 month ago:
I love disconnects, big ole Square D lever and I’m happy. Getting ready to build my house, it will be a marvel of too much time, money, and industrial know how.
I would build it out like this…
- Comment on Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow. 1 month ago:
Or even more insane is if the house was to draw power from a 15amp line. Never tested a breaker in reverse, I assume it will pop but drawing 100 amps+ on a 15 amp line would be a recipe for disaster…
I had one house that had a 600 amp mains. Guy who owned it prior was a welder, fucking insane breaker cabinet!
- Comment on Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow. 1 month ago:
Good to know if shore power goes down it doesn’t back feed. Not to be that guy but now I have to roll my fridge back to get the plug to get power back on?
In my limited world I would want to put in an ATS/hard breaker so I can power the essentials w/o killing lineman. Kill (open) the main breaker, close the alternate breaker and your gtg off a sub panel.
- Comment on Plug-In Solar Panels Are Starting to Sprout in U.S. Backyards |Ten U.S. states have legalized systems that can be plugged into standard wall outlets. The technology typically does not require permits 1 month ago:
They will ban on safety, you can back feed the grid and kill lineman with these systems. You need an ATS or otherwise its a real issue.
- Comment on Plug-in solar is coming. Plug-in batteries should follow. 1 month ago:
Plug in batteries, let kill line workers while they try to get your power back on. Like those nubs that have a genset and no ATS/isolation.
Worse the batteries don’t make sound like a genset. 18hr shift, hungry, don’t sniff the line and now a lineman is dead. All so you could keep the refrigerator cold… If you have a power bank/genset learn to throw the main breaker not to back feed the utility.
- Comment on Big haul last weekend in PA 1 month ago:
Total bonus this time of year! I’m in rural northern Virginia and thats a nice haul considering its mid summer.
I’ll go out this week and hit my buddies farm and see what I can find. It has cooled off here so I might get more than chanterelles and maybe chicken but not holding my breath.
Foraging is so much fun!
- Comment on Big haul last weekend in PA 1 month ago:
Nice haul! I need to get back out there asap. I appreciate the post for motivating me!
- Comment on Archaeologists in France Dig Up a Jar Packed With Tens of Thousands of 1,800-Year-Old Roman Coins 2 months ago:
This hoard won’t be sold on Crust Romans, I really wish I had bought more when they had so much inventory.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
No we don’t, check the ppost with this link
www.atf.gov/firearms/privately-made-firearms
I can make guns all day long and you can do nothing about it.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
lol you again, who decides whats “moral”?
And WTF are you bringing data centers into a post about 3D printing and California’s draconian laws?
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
No its not illegal:
www.atf.gov/firearms/privately-made-firearms
You can’t make a machine gun or other items on the NFA list though. Well you can but thats lawyers, paperwork, a good reason, oh yeah a whole tome of money…
An homemade AR15 is completely legal to be made at the federal level.
The rest of your comment is off base.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
No worries we will.
Now I want to teach people how to make AR lowers, I love you!
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
If you’re near me I’ll loan you the gig, the end mills,and support to make an AR lower in about 2 hours.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
It won’t be accurate or be a long baller w/o a lathe to make a rifled barrel. Not that you couldn’t mke a barrel with hand tools, it just would be very difficult.
And like others have said, only the lower receiver is the controlled item. You goto Brownels and can buy 98% of an AR w/o a background check.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
I think at this point it easier to list what isn’t illegal in California.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
lol ok…
- Comment on Chicen of the woods 2 months ago:
Very nice! I love to forage!
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
Its a felony, we need RF jammers.
/RF engineer.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
Gah how can I forget about the shovel AK???
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
Oh reminds of this:
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
zip guns, lets bring in slam fired shotguns.
Never doubt the ingenuity of man killing other men.
- Comment on We Can Still Stop California’s 3D Printer Surveillance Scheme 2 months ago:
I made an AR15 with a hobby drill press from Lowes at work. Give me a hunk of metal, a micrometer and a file and I can make you a gun.
Or worse.