#engineering precision

[smartratework]

pvc electric red and blue wire #smartratework#tumblr

[kaiserouo]

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FYI:

sudo shutdown now: Shut down immediately.

for i in $(seq 1000); do yes & done: Open 1000 "yes" process at the background. Each of them alone can throttle your CPU usage at 100%.

:(){ :|:& };:: Fork bomb, eats all your resources.

sudo rm -rf /: Erase the system and all your disks.

Don't run any of this if you don't know what you're doing.

[ef-1]

Can you please explain to me how "mclaren expertly manufactured an guaranteed lose-lose scenario" 🙏🏾

by pitting Lando first, they undercut Oscar and made it so that everyone involved lost which is genuinely an achievement given that they got a 1-2.

1. By panicking and pitting Lando first (who was second) they they made sure Oscar comes out behind him.

2. They promised Oscar that they'd swap them back and that he shouldn't worry about it. (Before they got confirmation from Lando, but more on that later)

3. Much has been made of Lando's attitude (that I don't even necessarily disagree with) but the reality is, McLaren handed him the race lead then asked him to give it back, this is not something he'd agreed to when they pitted him. Now they have a disgruntled Lando who feels like he's owed something.

4. The hostage negotiation scene. Like Nico Rosberg said: everything McLaren said to Lando was phrased as, AT BEST, a pleading suggestion. The team was begging Lando. They weren't asking him to do anything really "lando at your convenience", " lando try saving turns 4 and 6 ", "lando I'll get bored", "lando im just trying to protect you 👉👈" "lando please think about sunday mornings 🥹🫰", it was such a spectacular breakdown in the chain of command.

5. Hostage negotiation scene sequel: As McLaren are begging Lando, Will Joseph says the most damning thing he could possibly say as Lando builds a 6 second gap to Oscar "you've made your point Lando" which is tantamount to saying 'you've proved you deserve this win, you've proved that without your cooperation that he will not win this' this genuinely tarnishes the win and it was such a desperate and unnecessary thing to say EVEN if it's true but obviously the truth of that statement cannot be verified because Lando could have been too fast for Oscar to catch or it was just the undercut at work and he become un-catchable because he had clean air.

6. this all culiminates in Oscar seemingly apologising to the team as he crosses the line first. His first interview in the media pen asks him to contend with the fact that he wouldn't be here if Lando didn't hand it to him. This is not a nice way to celebrate your first win and it is now the popular narrative.

Oscar lost. Lando lost. McLaren deserve the fallout.

[fauvester]

uncle professor obrien is trying his best, god damn it

[scattergoriesofevil]

Ally Beardsley : Kipperlilly Copperkettle :: D20 Fans : Bobby Dawn

[harrowharkwife]

"but nona couldn't shoot or fight or think. all she had was a good nature" tamsyn please for the love of jod. lower your voice.

[ro-botany]

Thinking about Awakening and how weird it actually is that the Premonition shows robin and chrom facing off vs validar at the dragon's table specifically

I know that is the way it is because of Foreshadowing and having a cool mirrored moment and making you go "oh shiiiit" when you get to chapter 23 and see that same battle set up again and make your heart stop and wonder if fighting fate was a doomed effort and shit when the cutscene goes off again.

But. See. The thing is. The way this goes in main timeline is. Validar invites the protags to Castle Plegia under the pretense he'll hand over Sable, and then he reveals his mind control powers, steals the fire emblem + gemstones, and then absconds to the Dragon's Table without even trying to capture Robin or Chrom or anyone to bring with him; presumably he intends to go feed the hierophant a bunch of sacrifices, as the hierophant's presence means Robin's participation is not required.

In original timeline though. Validar already has the fire emblem at that point, and presumably all five gemstones. And a lot of the context besides that is very different, like a LOT.

It makes the most sense to me that, if a diplomatic gesture remains the tactic for getting the relevant protags into Plegia, a king would invite another ruler to meet at his castle. Not at some ominous old temple in the middle of nowhere. Inviting the ruler of a country you have tense relations with to meet you at an ominous old temple in the middle of nowhere would stink of trap.

But if they meet in Castle first in OT... I have a hard time inventing circumstances where the protags would have to go to the Dragon's Table, either willingly or in chasing after Validar or whatever, and both be alive and fighting together at that point.

So perhaps it wasn't diplomatic meetings that were the lure, in OT? Because if it were I would expect Chrom might have got killed in Castle Plegia... But if not that, what would get the doomed protags to the Table?

Much to ponder...

[xenocorner]

The pen I used was definitely because of your steamy piece LMAO your art was so delicious to stare at UGH I LOVE IT!!!! TEXTURED PENS DRIVE ME CRAZY I love them so much ;;w;;

LMAO I'm glad the steamy art served for something other than shameless self indulgence- 🙏

AND YES- Textured pens my beloved they make inking so much more fun hhhh I mainly use three different ones depending on what I'm working on but the one of the steamy art is my most recent one and I'm in love with it-

[june-gdprototyping]

CNC machining precision components

[hook-line-and-anarchy]

When you spend hours a week in an environment where everyone around you with seniority/authority treats you like you're an idiot and they hate you, that tends to produce a self-fulfilling prophecy where lots of people will make stupid mistakes, won't have a meaningful chance to learn, and certainly won't want to stick around to endure further indignity. The "good workers" that do stick around will tend to be the ones with a higher tolerance for bullshit and/or who are "lucky" enough to be more adaptable to the dogshit onboarding process. The so-called "duds" are ultimately just people that authority refuses to accomodate, for the sake of business and capitalist interests.

[continent-of-wild-endeavor]

I've still got more plants from that hike to id, but meanwhile look at this beautiful wasp chilling on some cut flowers.

[nototherwisespecified]

ateez are so much fun live & also three of them did the final set wearing custom caps jerseys

[simon-newman]

Day 351.

2023-03-17.

Character - Prinz Eugen.

Series - Azur Lane.

Artist - Yusha (M-Gata)

[winepresswrath]

since I got sick I've been watching way more tv than usual and in conclusion if I ever come across a Korean puppet king listening to his courtiers wailing JEOnHHHHa no don't do it JEOnHHHHHA please calm down JEONHHHHHHa and he responds by poisoning his entire court and letting the revolution come explicitly not for any principled reason but just to make them stop I will pledge my fealty through the tv screen I will transmigrate to serve him and die by his side that's my guy!! my man, right or wrong. he can put his son in a box, as a treat.

[akechi-stole-my-heart]

wait, how does goro die in the anime?

Akechi is confronted by the cognition in a similar way, but the main difference is that Akechi kills the cognition with his first shot and then traps himself on the other side of the partition wall with a bunch of shadows. Then instead of just the two shots from himself and the cognition, for some godforsaken reason like a bazillion shots are fired, presumably from the shadows (stop! stop! he's already dead!) and Futaba says his signal is gone. So it's pretty similar but honestly just so much stupider in literally every way. Akechi being killed by Shido's cognition is the entire point and thematic endpoint to his arc, without it his death feels a lot more meaningless and random. Even ignoring how it doesn't make any sense plot-wise (why is there a need, however false of a pretense it might be, for Akechi to sacrifice himself/protect the Thieves from a horde of shadows? at least cognitive Akechi is an unknown and presumably incredibly dangerous threat so Akechi has some reason to trap himself and give the Thieves an escape route in the game), thematically it's incoherent. Akechi sealed his own fate. He isn't killed by random shadows, he's killed by the manifestation of his deceit and malice. Akechi allowed himself to become the corrupt puppet of an evil man and he's forced to face that truth and its consequences. It's deeply poetic and all of that meaning and nuance is lost for no fucking reason and I will die mad about it.

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