[–] 11 points 1 week ago (2 children)

In Iraq rhey have cigs with two different flavor capsules in the filter, it was a novelty. I do remember carrying crushes at bars, in case you met someone who liked menthols. I'm glad I quit, but it was fun at the time.

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  • [–] 0 points 3 weeks ago

    I felt that way in my late 20s. Got married thinking that would fix it. Getting divorced and getting in better shape in the mid 30s while still having no kids was pretty sick. Get therapy, say no to single parents, and travel more to find nicer people who had success from going to therapy makes the time fly.

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  • [–] 5 points 3 weeks ago

    This is a heated debate in computer assisted modeling/drafting. I forgot between solidworks, unigraphix, or one of the autodesk softwares which had a reveresed scroll default but it was different and a lot of people were trained opposite of everyone else.

    Thats before you even get into a debate about how a spacemouse is supposed to be set up.

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  • [–] 1 point 4 weeks ago (2 children)

    War is the highest level of compeition for humans. No anacharchist society could ever survive being in competition with a legitimate nation state with mordern weapons. I have been to Kurdistan in Northern Iraq, the Kurds have their own legitimate government and are their own quasi nation state. I don't think comparing the horrors of the Syrian civil war (which had ungodly amounts of money and influence dumped into it from world powers), and the pinterest topic of solarpunk is fair at all. These two concepts are so incredibley far removed from each other, and the people there are just as reliant on fossil fuels and taking advantage of the environment as anyone else. It comes off as a luxury of wine drinking socialists to even compare the two. I never thought of "solarpunk" as the next logical step after overthrowing literal jihadist warlords with weapons from the russians and americans.

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    This is from a couple years ago, but I haven't painted that many more since then so I can't do a huge Imperial Guard Army shot again.

    Tank is a Matilda derivative designed by reddit user /u/FreshmeatDK https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4086322 I added a conqueror cannon to it because bolters are awesome. https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4735479 I designed the Gun Trucks based off a British logistics truck https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/crew-crab-gun-truck but the work trucks are actually sold by Any Scale Models here https://www.anyscalemodels.com/component/content/article/12-products/1347-ford-cmp-f60s.html?Itemid=101 And the smaller tanks are toon Matilda IIs by Meng.

    I run the bigger tanks as Leman Russes, the smaller ones as Armored Sentinels, and all of the trucks are used for fluff, terrain, or as Tauros Venators.

     

    This is a repost from reddit a couple of years ago.

    Rogue Trader Gramaticus centered in front of his Hover Truck, flanked on on all sides by fellow explorers. Daring officers of the Planet Defense Force Auxillary are all along the back, from the left there is an Eldar ranger working as a guide, a Data Smith, The Rogue Trader himself, happy grazing chickens, one of the Rogue Trader's canids, a T'au Earth Caste Engineer who likes to bicker with the data smith, The navigator who is upset to be outside, and the old friar fighting the constant battle against sobriety and heresy.

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