#ndi

[denidoflamingo]

Mempelajari Tentang Nondestructive testing atau NDT

[general-gh0st]

GIVE.

Naito Design Kaichu Sampo series

[talentos]

Ecosistemas de Cámaras y Switchers PTZ completos

[rumpangg]

"Bukankah kau yang menyambutnya dengan tangan terbuka. Lantas mengapa kau sekarang terluka?"

"Aku tak terluka. Hanya sedikit kecewa akan sikapnya"

"Bukankan dia yang secara sukarela membagi keluh kesahnya?"

"Memang"

"Lantas kenapa kau kecewa akan sikap acuhnya padamu. Sejak awal dia hanya ingin di dengar bukan mendengar"

-ndi-

November, 2023

[shozi-design-office]

非破壊検査会社ポスター

担当：デザイン

[rocktambulos]

Mirando mi tiempo: NO DEMUESTRA INTERÉS se presentó en Buenos Aires #Reseña

El pasado 20 de mayo, N.D.I (NO DEMUESTRA INTERÉS) se presentó en Uniclub con su clásica formación para realizar un repaso por todos los clásicos de su discografía y todos los amantes del hardcore argentino tenían que estar allí. Asistimos a esta imperdible velada y esto fue lo que ocurrió: Previo a que hiciera acto de presencia la banda principal, pudimos disfrutar a Lea Flores, el cantante de…

[thewul]

So it’s an experiment?

There’s people who know that stuff behind it, mostly the economy and taxation questions

Corporations are evading taxes, or people are complaining from high sales taxes, or income taxes, it’s about finding a balance that works state by state

Where is NDI based?

In Washington D.C, it’s also a think tank to come up with solutions

It’s based on the new deal?

It’s inspired by the new deal, that worked, doing things that work for everyone, the government corporations and taxpayers

Fair wages are maybe a democrat agenda?

No it’s a republican agenda, higher wages mean people are going to spend more, that increases corporate profits, let’s not tiptoe around democrat or republican, NDI is about making business sense to everyone, by the way it’s also a book, well thought well articulated, possibly by several co authors

Trump wants to arm teachers?

Why not give them bazookas, that issue can be resolved with more security that the government probably does not provide for lack of funding

So pro gun control?

No because it is a divisive issue and it’s too much time spent arguing, but pro smart guns, doesn’t it strike anyone as odd that we have smartphones with fingerprint recognition that can’t kill anyone, but we have at the same time dumb guns where anyone can press the trigger and kill dozens

How smart can guns be?

As smart as their engineers, and dispose of a setting that forcefully disables them inside public places, via RFID probably except those owned by law enforcement

Dumb guns would become illegal to own?

If not to own than to carry around, plus the manufacturers would have to make plans to recall them, replace them with smart weapons through a moratorium

It’s a constitutional right to own a gun?

It’s a constitutional right to own your gun, how do we know it’s your gun? It is that range of questions which the think tank has to study

What would pro gun people say?

Where’s the issue? I guess the last thing anyone of them wants is their guns getting stolen or misappropriated to commit crimes, plus there can be a range of options that can be implemented and that can interest them, as in I activate the gun and release the safety because I am keeping that gun at home for security, now if I do these 2 actions consecutively a silent alert will be sent to the police via bluetooth and via the net after that through my ISP

Bluetooth is low energy coin cells will do to power it, my watch has one I only have to change it every 10 years, and it allows for a range of applications such as knowing your gun has been removed from your home or business

The magazines have a battery pack at the bottom at a higher voltage to engage the trigger mechanism, keep them charged same as you would with your walkie talkies, if you run out of magazines the gun is useless anyways

A question that will interest weapons specialists, can these smart guns be tempered with?

They can come with some components under vacuum, usually with the stuff you want to temper, that are triggered by chemical reaction when exposed to air, if it happens you can throw it after that, so it can only be taken apart by the manufacturer

The gun would still trigger?

It depends how its engineered, at any rate the finger recognition would become unworkable, and if police checks it they will take it away

It's quite detailed?

If you want to sell something to gun makers they are going to want to know what it is exactly, especially when it changes how they engineer and sell their products

It’s a tall order implementing this smart guns agenda?

It’ll take time and effort but it can be done, with the priority that when an obsolete gun falls within the hand of authorities it is scrapped never put back on the market with the exemption of collectibles, antiques, and that gun manufacturers and sellers play the game with buy back programs

A dumb gun has to become something very difficult to find not something you can buy at a street corner

So smart guns are a big component of NDI’s agenda?

Homelessness, drugs, and guns, that’s a very toxic mix

Thanks

Welcome

[ezolen]

How to use EZOLEN NDI PTZ Live camera for OBS live streaming?

[taintedco]

Trying to become a Vtuber or create a story board?

 Are you trying to be a Vtuber and do not know where to start? I can basically walk you through. You are going to need Adobe character animator and adobe animate. The Adobe Character animator will allow you to make a story board and will allow you to use the puppet.

If you have a camera connected to your computer. You can use it to move your character around in sync but if you do not, you can use your mic to basically make the puppet talk. You can use an puppet already made or you can create one but it will take a while to create and make it able to talk like the ones already made. To make one, you will have to animate it and give it a mouth and all kinds of other things to get it to move. 

You are also going to need NDI  as a source on your Stream-labs or OBS to basically make it appear on the screen.  This is just a basic way to get started and get you use to it.  There are other soft wares out there.

[ceoofcrimes]

the fact that the NDIS (national disability insurance scheme - Australia) has just had its horrific reform rolled out and made official and part of the reform is that you can no longer get period products covered is insane considering how many disabled people cannot afford adequate menstrual products. What baffles me however is that they've classified menstrual products as lifestyle related, alongside gaming consoles and vapes

[scp-230]

Bill shorten retiring after fucking up the NDIS and creating stereotypes that disabled people are misusing taxpayers funds for alcohol, drugs, vacations and sex

[cripplerage]

There's a vacant wheelchair accessible government house that has been available since at least last year, maybe longer, during a housing crisis.

Despite asking again and again, I and many others have been deemed "not disabled enough" for disability housing. There are no accessible housing options in the private market.

I'm so angry.

[kemetic-dreams]

CULTURE SUMMARY: IGBO

By IFI AMADIUME

ETHNONYMS

Ala Igbo, Ani Igbo, Ibo, Ndi Igbo.

IDENTIFICATION AND LOCATION

Igbo is the language spoken in Ala Igbo or Ani Igbo (Igboland) by the people who are collectively referred to as “Ndi Igbo”; their community is known as “Olu no Igbo” (“those in the lowlands and uplands”). Before European colonialism, the Igbo-speaking peoples, who shared similarities in culture, lived in localized communities and were not unified under a single cultural identity or political framework, although unifying processes were present via expansion, ritual subordination, intermarriage, trade, cultural exchange, migration, war, and conquest. Villages and village groups were generally identified by distinct names of their ancestral founders or by specific names such as Umuleri, Nri, Ogidi, Nnobi, Orlu, Ngwa, Ezza, and Ohaffia.

There are several theories concerning the etymology of the word “Igbo” (wrongly spelled “Ibo” by British colonialists). Eighteenth-century texts had the word as “Heebo” or “Eboe,” which was thought to be a corruption of “Hebrew.” “Igbo” is commonly presumed to mean “the people.” The root - bo is judged to be of Sudanic origin; some scholars think that the word is derived from the verb gboo and therefore has connotations of “to protect,” “to shelter,” or “to prevent”—hence the notion of a protected people or a community of peace. According to other theorists, it may also be traced to the Igala, among whom onigbo is the word for “slave,” oni meaning “people.”

Igbo-speaking peoples can be divided into five geographically based subcultures: northern Igbo, southern Igbo, western Igbo, eastern Igbo, and northeastern Igbo. Each of these five can be further divided into subgroups based on specific locations and names. The northern or Onitsha Igbo are divided into the Nri-Awka of Onitsha and Awka; the Enugu of Nsukka, Udi, Awgu, and Okigwe; and those of the Onitsha town. The southern or Owerri Igbo are divided into the Isu-Ama of Okigwe, Orlu, and Owerri; the Oratta-Ikwerri of Owerri and Ahoada; the Ohuhu-Ngwa of Aba and Bende; and the Isu-Item of Bende and Okigwe. The western Igbo (Ndi Anioma, as they like to call themselves) are divided into the northern Ika of Ogwashi Uku and Agbor; the southern Ika or Kwale of Kwale; and the Riverrain of Ogwashi Uku, Onitsha, Owerri, and Ahoada. The eastern or Cross River Igbo are divided into the Ada (or Edda) of Afikpo, the Abam-Ohaffia of Bende and Okigwe, and the Aro of Aro. The northeastern Igbo include the Ogu Uku of Abakaliki and Afikpo.

Today Igbo-speaking individuals live all over Nigeria and in diverse countries of the world. As a people, however, the Igbo are located on both sides of the River Niger and occupy most of southeastern Nigeria. The area, measuring over 41,000 square kilometers, includes the old provinces of Onitsha, Owerri, East Rivers, Southeast Benin, West Ogoja, and Northeast Warri. In contemporary Nigerian history, the Igbo have claimed all these areas as the protectorate of the “Niger Districts.” Thus began the process of wider unification and incorporation into wider political and administrative units. Presently, they constitute the entire Enugu State, Anambra State, Abia State, Imo State, and the Ahoada area of Rivers State; Igbo-speaking people west of the Niger are inhabitants of the Asaba, Ika, and Agbo areas of Delta State.