A screenshot from the credits sequence of the indie PC game "Idols of Ash." Text reads: made by humans using: Godot Engine Dialogic Plugin and Blender
Finally got around to dedicating some time to Idols of Ash. Really fun time, even if you're not a grappling hook sicko. I will certainly be following this team.
leafygames.itch.io/idols-of-ash
(credits screenshot redacted)
Matrix-based surround sound is really cool despite its limitations. It's a bit underwhelming if you're expecting lots of separation, but I'm still glad I can enjoy it on my setup.
Modretro is not crediting the original Japanese development team of ZAS in their Game Boy rerelease.
These people developed it: www.mobygames.com/game/109302/...
Record profits are unpaid wages and unpaid taxes.
we get it...you vape
Close up of the plane iron from a router plane. it has a secondary bevel at its very edge.
Dunno if it's "scary sharp" but I think I did a good job! Stropping really makes a difference – I was skeptical.
Love reading audiobooks? Trying not to support big tech?
Hey hey 👋 We're an audiobook company that shares profits with indie bookshops. Not only are we a Certified B Corp, Social Purpose Corporation, & 100% employee owned, but our audiobooks are DRM-free—meaning you can listen to them anywhere.
at least we're meant to just accept this as a natural state and also be grateful for half measures for pedestrian infrastructure while also dealing with hate for using and not using the bike lanes.
We gotta kick Palmer Luckey outta retro gaming I’m sick of seeing him throwing his loser ass government contract money around in my hobby
"only good posts from here on out," I'd mutter to myself
Screencap from the Godzilla Minus Zero teaser trailer with Godzilla approaching the Statue of Liberty.
oh shit! Godzilla is coming to NJ!!!!
before shot from above of a vintage router plane. rust is present on some surfaces and the tool is slightly dirty.
before close-up of the cutter blade assembly
after shot of the router plane showing a bit more shine and no more surface rust in the cutter assembly. the wood knobs have a bit more luster.
after shot, 3/4ths perspective of the router plane from the other direction, showing the cutter from the front.
Thu and Fri are the final 2 days of my class, but before I go back I want to restore this antique router plane that I picked up in a lot last week.
This is a Stanley No. 71 and I believe it dates to 1896-1901. I want a usable tool that preserves the patina on non-work surfaces.
2 before / 2 after:
The most bad-ass rebuttal from Tite Kubo, the author of Bleach.
thanks, I really lucked out! I was buying a few bench places and saw this. couldn't say no for $60.
I used a light touch: 'Simple Green', a brass brush, a toothbrush, and 120 grit sandpaper where the brush couldn't get. Wiped down metal with WD-40.
I ground the flat bottom of the blade on a 400 grit diamond stone. It needs a bit more before I work on the bevel.
Wood handles cleaned & waxed.
before shot from above of a vintage router plane. rust is present on some surfaces and the tool is slightly dirty.
before close-up of the cutter blade assembly
after shot of the router plane showing a bit more shine and no more surface rust in the cutter assembly. the wood knobs have a bit more luster.
after shot, 3/4ths perspective of the router plane from the other direction, showing the cutter from the front.
Thu and Fri are the final 2 days of my class, but before I go back I want to restore this antique router plane that I picked up in a lot last week.
This is a Stanley No. 71 and I believe it dates to 1896-1901. I want a usable tool that preserves the patina on non-work surfaces.
2 before / 2 after:
there's even a woodworking weeb subculture (complimentary) that geeks out over Japanese style joinery and tools
I dabble, but within the past year or so I really have been making an effort to level up! Thanks!
still have lots of work to do, the underside of the feet will get tapered to a smaller profile. more smoothing, etc. but it's really incredible to see it so come together
puckered up for this stage. several hours of work went into shaping these legs but you eventually have to get around to chopping off the profile of the slipper foot with the chisel. don't get too greedy or the grain can betray you and tear out into the leg.
close up of wood shavings on a workbench.
four cabriole legs standing on a workbench. the top of the legs, there is an outward bowing that then recedes and tapers down to a slipper foot.
making shavings and saw dust this weekend. queen anne footstool.
shouts out to Scott of NJ School of Woodworking and NJWA club president Gordon.
I'm one of those trans women. I worked ground ops for Artemis I.
I am torn between celebrating the success of my friends and peers and grieving how my dream of working for NASA was shattered by hateful assholes in Tallahassee
Amazon has a ton of money and they want to keep it that way
oo, a tear down of the lego smart brick www.youtube.com/shorts/nArl6...
Dear astronauts, are you pushing the right button
@tlass3088 1 day ago We have an AI that scores 100% on cyber security benchmarks! - company that recently had their whole source code leaked
A nominee for comment of the year award
do you have a recommendation for a similar device that has a single screen?? I'm not sure I want two screens since I already have a DS & 3DS.
You know what doesn't get its support unceremoniously pulled by a tech company? Fuckin' books, brother
HTML in Canvas API is NUTS
