Surprisingly, 3D printing is where most of the firearm innovation is happening now. Some use off the shelf parts from common guns like the AR-15, others are completely printed. It's a weird rabbit hole to fall into, but definitely interesting.
The "should this be legal/illegal" debate is its own rabbit hole as well.
We're beyond that today...
The power glove was essentially a Wiimote. It has a 3 point sensor bar you had to hang on the TV, and used audio signals to get the location. Technology improved & we ended up with the Wiimote and the Kinect, then decided that the motion controls were dumb unless VR was involved and that's where all the innovation went.
Well, fuck... growing up with an Atari 2600 makes me ancient, then!
On another note, have you tried UFO 50? 50 modern designed "NES style" games for $25.
I'd have paid $5 for a couple of the games in the set by themselves, been having a blast.
J E W I S H. S P A C E. L A S E R S!
Cut your sandwich into triangles. This gives you 4x good bites & 8x corner bites without size differences.
Surprisingly, Temu is actually pretty good with their shipping estimates, and they give you a $5 credit for late delivery.
They're more like high end version of Wish.com; like getting Malt-o-meal cereal instead of store brand.
Hotseat multiplayer games are increasingly rare
If Temu gets their act together - Red Hood.
Ordered the jacket, mask, & guns about a week ago, said it'd be delivered the 23rd.
If that fails I have no idea...
The bar of his presidential accomplishments was... Subterranean, so doing the bare minimum that was expected seemed like a major accomplishment.
I live in a blue county of a very red state, so I'm constantly surrounded by conservative nut jobs. It was a difficult decade plus of listening to all of the Obama hate then Trump praising. Bizzarro world was in full effect.
Apologies if I seem at all to be praising His Cheetoship, I wish nothing for him but a very long life in a very small cell, and hopefully the media can recover some sense of integrity.
But he still left without military intervention
As a diehard Netscape Navigator user, I scoff at your browser choice.
The running joke in my day was everyone used Internet Explorer... to download Netscape.