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Hey everyone, first time posting. I’m looking to hire someone who’s comfortable with microcontrollers, wiring, and laptop input-device mods. I have the bottom half of a 2012 MacBook Pro (A1278) with the keyboard and trackpad still mounted. The whole thing has been gutted, no battery, no logic board connections, just the keyboard, trackpad, their ribbon cables, and the logic board. My goal: I want the keyboard and the built-in trackpad to function as a single USB device on my Windows PC. I don’t need Apple gestures; I just need normal keyboard functionality + basic cursor movement, tap-to-click, left/right click, and scrolling. Why I want this specific setup: I’m missing the finge...

Hey everyone, first time posting. I’m looking to hire someone who’s comfortable with microcontrollers, wiring, and laptop input-device mods. I have the bottom half of a 2012 MacBook Pro (A1278) with the keyboard and trackpad still mounted. The whole thing has been gutted, no battery, no logic board connections, just the keyboard, trackpad, their ribbon cables, and the logic board. My goal: I want the keyboard and the built-in trackpad to function as a single USB device on my Windows PC. I don’t need Apple gestures; I just need normal keyboard functionality + basic cursor movement, tap-to-click, left/right click, and scrolling. Why I want this specific setup: I’m missing the finge...

Hey everyone, first time posting. I’m looking to hire someone who’s comfortable with microcontrollers, wiring, and laptop input-device mods. I have the bottom half of a 2012 MacBook Pro (A1278) with the keyboard and trackpad still mounted. The whole thing has been gutted, no battery, no logic board connections, just the keyboard, trackpad, their ribbon cables, and the logic board. My goal: I want the keyboard and the built-in trackpad to function as a single USB device on my Windows PC. I don’t need Apple gestures; I just need normal keyboard functionality + basic cursor movement, tap-to-click, left/right click, and scrolling. Why I want this specific setup: I’m missing the finge...

Hey everyone, first time posting. I’m looking to hire someone who’s comfortable with microcontrollers, wiring, and laptop input-device mods. I have the bottom half of a 2012 MacBook Pro (A1278) with the keyboard and trackpad still mounted. The whole thing has been gutted, no battery, no logic board connections, just the keyboard, trackpad, their ribbon cables, and the logic board. My goal: I want the keyboard and the built-in trackpad to function as a single USB device on my Windows PC. I don’t need Apple gestures; I just need normal keyboard functionality + basic cursor movement, tap-to-click, left/right click, and scrolling. Why I want this specific setup: I’m missing the finge...

Hey everyone, first time posting. I’m looking to hire someone who’s comfortable with microcontrollers, wiring, and laptop input-device mods. I have the bottom half of a 2012 MacBook Pro (A1278) with the keyboard and trackpad still mounted. The whole thing has been gutted, no battery, no logic board connections, just the keyboard, trackpad, their ribbon cables, and the logic board. My goal: I want the keyboard and the built-in trackpad to function as a single USB device on my Windows PC. I don’t need Apple gestures; I just need normal keyboard functionality + basic cursor movement, tap-to-click, left/right click, and scrolling. Why I want this specific setup: I’m missing the finge...

Recently I wanted to buy the ultimate collector bundle from Maestro Media but they calculated shipping to over 100% of the price. I found the collector box on Amazon, but not only is is more expensive than on Maestro's website (besides shipping) but it also doesn't contain the booster packs. Is there any way to get collector bundle in Europe for a reasonable price?

Just getting rid of some things I don't really need anymore, all ships are CCU'd, just doing them at around melt value to get them out - you're welcome to make an offer below asking price: * RSI Galaxy (ccu'd through Apollo so comes with their medbay modules) LTI - Melt Value $310 * Selling at $330 * Talon LTI - Melt Value $95 * Selling at $95 * L-21 Wolf (Ballistic) LTI - Melt Value $95 * Selling at $95 * Hawk LTI - Melt Value $90 * Selling at $95 Paypal Invoice only Edit: Table messed up [RSI Galaxy - CCU'd from ATLS GEO LTI](https://preview.redd.it/yjp2h7qow24g1.png?width=1198&format=png&auto=webp&s=c786fb66cbfbb7f634505c93c...

And also same question for LWD. Can it be used yo fly through a system that contains a neutral unit. Because in the rules it's stated that there isnt a neutral PLAYER. Probably someone is going to slap me with some Living Rule & Reference lecture 😎✌️

I give up my DDM collection containing Exodia, No Face and many more. Magician Dragon is the only one that comes with its card (in og wrap) Located in Germany, shipping worldwide

https://preview.redd.it/u3fcmsmux24g1.png?width=1820&format=png&auto=webp&s=96fc40432e2840967082a8721810da89f70fc53a https://preview.redd.it/ghm13nztx24g1.png?width=827&format=png&auto=webp&s=2492ed445f9bb063be010f28ce98c837ed871007 After seeing the RSI Galaxy for the first time, it has been the ship I've had my eye on getting once I'd really explored what SC had to offer (at this point). Following the confirmation of the Galaxy being the flagship (heh) for 2026 IAE and after a few years of falling in and out of the SC Verse, I did some melting (rip my zeus) and upgraded to the Galaxy. With all this being said, comparing the Galaxy...

The Federal State Unitary Enterprise Rosmorport has abandoned the construction of two Project 23620 Icebreaker 7 icebreakers at the Onega Shipyard. The decision was due to a nearly twofold increase in the cost of the work after an attempt to replace imported equipment with Russian equivalents—the contract price reached 32 billion rubles, Sergey Pylin, the company's general director, told Interfax. "Therefore, it was decided that we will not build Project 23620 icebreakers for now," he said. Instead of Icebreaker 7-class vessels, which can navigate Arctic seas in ice up to 2-2.5 meters thick, Rosmorport will have to make do with Arc6-class icebreaking tugs, which can break...

https://imgur.com/a/nxfSXZB I pulled these from a sale about a month ago until I finally got a good picture of the .999 markings and weight. Proof and pix https://imgur.com/a/nxfSXZB They are now back for sale and weight is confirmed and .999 markings are now clearly seen in photo. These are Hamilton Mint, Norman Rockwell's most popular covers. these contain 1 troy oz of silver and the rest is 24K gold plate, as marked. If judging just by weight alone, these bar seem to have a decent coating of gold. I'm offering them at the price I had them originally listed at $52 each, if you buy all 11. If you want individual bars, $55 each Buy them all? I ship securely in a USPS flat ra...

I just bought my husband several cigars for Christmas on black Friday sale; however, I'm not sure how to store them until Christmas, so they don't dry out, and obviously, I cannot ask him. They should arrive on 12/9. Do I: - Steal a humidor in my Christmas setup frenzy tomorrow and "hide" them there? - Put them in a Tupperware with a humidity pack in my closet? - Keep in original shipping plastic and container and put in closet? (seems like they'll dry out like this) - Other option that I'm unaware of

So hydrothermal vents have complete ecosystems around them solely powered by the vent and independent from the Sun and marine snow falling down from above. Hydrothermal vents could sustain life around them until the Earth's core cools down 12 billion years into the future. 500 million years into the future, when the oceans start boiling off, they will be the only places left on Earth with multicellular life (all of the water won't boil off the Earth), they would survive the Sun's Red Giant phase (provided Earth doesn't fall into the Sun), and will continue to function as the Sun becomes a white dwarf and the oceans freeze over, until radioactive decay stops in the Earth&#...

I haven't seen this talked about in any Isaac Arthur videos. So hydrothermal vents have complete ecosystems around them solely powered by the vent and independent from the Sun and marine snow falling down from above. Hydrothermal vents could sustain life around them until the Earth's core cools down 12 billion years into the future. 500 million years into the future, when the oceans start boiling off, they will be the only places left on Earth with multicellular life (all of the water won't boil off the Earth), they would survive the Sun's Red Giant phase (provided Earth doesn't fall into the Sun), and will continue to function as the Sun becomes a white dwarf and t...

Lore accurate Imperial Superiority Fleet based on information from the Imperial Source book, extrapolating where necessary. Exact Fleet comp isn't based on anything specific, but the overall large-scale formation and fleet comp is based on the book. Each grouping of ships is a squadron, overall containing 6 Battle Squadrons, 4 Heavy Squadrons, and 6 Light Squadrons for a total of 407 ships in the main Fleet. Second page is the support element for the fleet composed of a Technical Services Force and a Support Force for a total of 104 ships. Note this is an idealized Imperial fleet which probably doesn't exist anywhere in the galaxy, but according to the Imperial order of battle, ...

PART 2 Yesterday we did not handle our situation like the professionals we are. Today, Amy brought us all to the mess hall for breakfast and the morning briefing. There was a depressing mood in the air so thick you could cut off a wedge and spread it on your dehydrated toast. “I know you are all having mixed emotions about our situation but I want to assure you I have a plan” Amy began “Our 7 day mission has now become a 4 year deployment.” She paused and pulled out 2 folders and passed them to Dawn and I. “We were trained and aware this could always be the case, the TSO will follow protocol and after 24 hours of lost contact send a second probe to reestablish the door, in t...

A new report commissioned by Seaspan Corporation and published by Lloyd’s Register with LucidCatalyst finds that using small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) to power large container ships could cut annual operating costs by up to US$68 million per vessel. That total reflects roughly US$50 million in fuel savings plus about US$18 million in avoided carbon‑related costs. A 15,000‑TEU nuclear‑powered containership could sail about 39% faster than a conventionally fuelled one, boosting cargo throughput and allowing as much as 38% more annual cargo capacity (thanks partly to reclaimed space once used for fuel tanks). The report suggests reactors could be built and ready for comme...