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Author's Note: this story is inspired by a comment to the previous story by rackruk. \---Triton, Home of House Triton. Year 3 of the Starlight Era--- The fleet of the Tritonean Domain stood in orbit of the moon they called home, the majestic gas giant Neptune looming over them. Among its atmosphere, massive gas mines stood, still harvesting helium for conversion into helium-3 as fuel in nuclear fusion drives. This was where the House had been born, even before the First Federation and before the Prime Aliens had claimed sovereignty over Mankind. Basileus Basil I Triton stood on the bridge of his flagship, the White Trident. A relic ship of the First Federation, it had been maintai...

Stalker 2 вылетает при запуске с таким окном ошибки, раньше такого не было. Есть решение? https://preview.redd.it/8loe5jvez6mg1.png?width=1920&format=png&auto=webp&s=c2e401de995afbcd681913764be84754dc8291ed

I build a mobile testing agent ( [drizz.dev](http://drizz.dev) ) so I spend a lot of time comparing what happens in Xcode simulators and Android emulators vs what happens on actual phones. There are a few gaps that keep catching people and they're worth knowing even if you never touch our tool. **First:** memory pressure. The simulator runs with your Mac's resources. 16GB of RAM on your MacBook means the simulator basically never runs out of memory. A real phone with 3-4GB? Different story. I've seen apps ship with gallery screens that load fine in the simulator and trigger "app not responding" on every budget Android because the app tries to load all images at once...

**Usurper Reborn** is a full recreation of the 1993 BBS door game "Usurper" by Jakob Dangarden, rebuilt from scratch in C# targeting .NET 8. It's a text-based RPG with turn-based combat, a deep dungeon, and a persistent multiplayer world where NPCs live autonomous lives. **Repo:** [https://github.com/binary-knight/usurper-reborn](https://github.com/binary-knight/usurper-reborn) **License:** GPL v2 **Tech stack:** * C# 12 / .NET 8.0 LTS * SQLite for the shared online backend * Self-contained single-binary builds; no runtime dependency * Runs on Windows (x64/x86), Linux (x64/ARM64), macOS **What it does:** * 100-floor procedurally seeded dungeon with boss encounters, traps...

# The Bronze Age Tin Roads The Bronze Age Mediterranean had a massive problem: they needed bronze, but didn't have the tin to make it. This is the story of how independent miners in Cornwall, Iberia, and Central Asia fed an insatiable intercontinental trade network thousands of years before the invention of sails, and how modern isotope science is finally proving it. [Tin ingots from Israel that originated in Cornwall - 12th c BC](https://preview.redd.it/pjjmjosaq6mg1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe22ee336c12f4dd1ff68d06d9d7d8f5d0cf63d8) # Why Were the Tin Routes Important? Metalworkers alloy tin with copper to manufacture tin-bronzes, ideally mixin...

# The Bronze Age Tin Roads The Bronze Age Mediterranean had a massive problem: they needed bronze, but didn't have the tin to make it. This is the story of how independent miners in Cornwall, Iberia, and Central Asia fed an insatiable intercontinental trade network thousands of years before the invention of sails, and how modern isotope science is finally proving it. [Tin ingots from Israel that originated in Cornwall - 12th c BC](https://preview.redd.it/pjjmjosaq6mg1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe22ee336c12f4dd1ff68d06d9d7d8f5d0cf63d8) # Why Were the Tin Routes Important? Metalworkers alloy tin with copper to manufacture tin-bronzes, ideally mixin...

# The Bronze Age Tin Roads The Bronze Age Mediterranean had a massive problem: they needed bronze, but didn't have the tin to make it. This is the story of how independent miners in Cornwall, Iberia, and Central Asia fed an insatiable intercontinental trade network thousands of years before the invention of sails, and how modern isotope science is finally proving it. [Tin ingots from Israel that originated in Cornwall - 12th c BC](https://preview.redd.it/pjjmjosaq6mg1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe22ee336c12f4dd1ff68d06d9d7d8f5d0cf63d8) # Why Were the Tin Routes Important? Metalworkers alloy tin with copper to manufacture tin-bronzes, ideally mixin...

# The Bronze Age Tin Roads The Bronze Age Mediterranean had a massive problem: they needed bronze, but didn't have the tin to make it. This is the story of how independent miners in Cornwall, Iberia, and Central Asia fed an insatiable intercontinental trade network thousands of years before the invention of sails, and how modern isotope science is finally proving it. [Tin ingots from Israel that originated in Cornwall - 12th c BC](https://preview.redd.it/pjjmjosaq6mg1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fe22ee336c12f4dd1ff68d06d9d7d8f5d0cf63d8) # Why Were the Tin Routes Important? Metalworkers alloy tin with copper to manufacture tin-bronzes, ideally mixin...

In a world shaped by rapid technological transformation and shifting geopolitical alliances, Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) have become powerful instruments of economic growth and strategic positioning. But what truly happens when two or more countries decide to reduce trade barriers and deepen economic cooperation? This blog explains how FTAs function, what the global landscape looks like in 2026, and how these agreements carefully balance economic expansion with national interests. **What is a Free Trade Agreement?** A Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is a formal agreement between two or more countries to reduce or eliminate trade barriers. ·         These agreements determine the ...

Hello everyone! Thanks for starting up this community. I got increasingly tired of waiting for this printer to do... everything. So I've trimmed a lot of bloat from slicer gcode and macros. I've published the macros and gcode I'm using here: [https://github.com/thelegendtubaguy/Qidi-Max-4-Config-Files/tree/optimized](https://github.com/thelegendtubaguy/Qidi-Max-4-Config-Files/tree/optimized) There's also a tag containing the macros that shipped with the latest firmware that you can reference. If you have a Max 4, I HIGHLY recommend you dial in the printer gcode in your slicer and the klipper macros on the printer. You will wish you had sooner. Some highlight...

Personal Research Log — Dr. Yineth Saav, Xenopsychology Division, Galactic Behavioral Institute Classification: Standard / Non-Restricted Subject: Attachment Anomalies in Pre-Contact Species 7,914 (Sol-3, "Earth") I have studied attachment behavior across two hundred and eleven catalogued species. The evolutionary models are remarkably, almost boringly consistent. Social species form bonds with their kin, then with their immediate community, and occasionally—in the more neurologically advanced apex species—with other biological organisms in their environment. These bonds are always governed by the exact same underlying principle: reciprocity. I provide care or protection. I...

# 1. Why Import Furniture from China? * **Massive Savings:** Landed costs are often 50% less than buying in Australia, especially for full-home fit-outs or custom pieces. * **Customization:** Get exactly what you want—dimensions, finishes, materials—without the “custom” price tag. * **Quality & Variety:** Access to every quality tier, from budget to luxury, and a dizzying range of styles. * **Speed:** Lead times can be faster than local suppliers, especially for large or custom orders. **Key Finding:** A real homeowner imported a 40ft container of custom furniture for $68,507 AUD saving over $110,000 compared to local quotes, with full customization and delivery in 11 we...

https://preview.redd.it/nl9lgqilf6mg1.png?width=1618&format=png&auto=webp&s=2d52ffdd1d5e9947de985c0b1de334ec36d5feb9 HMU, can take partial credit as payment. Slightly negotiable for the merchantman

[Chapter 1 can be found here.](https://www.reddit.com/r/AzurLane/comments/1p6yx66/javelin_of_iron_blood_chapter_1/) It took almost everything in Javelin to not allow her mouth to fall open as the massive ship appeared in the morning fog. The amount of metal in front of her, bristling with guns, was almost too difficult to comprehend. As a destroyer herself, Javelin had seen battle cruiser and carriers bigger but there was just something in the density and scale that was breathless. Glancing up, the young shipgirl saw a figure looking down at her, cool eyes watching as she approached, the black cap with gold trim billowing in the breeze. Stepping off the bow of the ship, Bismarck drifted do...

"The sign," I remarked, brushing space dust from the shoulders of my spacesuit, "is a bit pretentious." The secretary robot, an old model but polished to a shine, with obvious signs of maniacal meticulousness in the polishing of its own joints, creaked its neck joint. A sign hung on its chest plate: "DREAM COME TRUE LLC. Galactic Council License No. 489-bis." "Marketing hyperbole," he croaked, his voice thick with the weariness of eternity. "A necessary concession to the psychology of carbon-based life forms. If we'd written the truth—'Bureau of Stochastic Optimization of Probabilistic Flows'—you'd have passed us by, thinki...

https://imgur.com/a/mini-den-cleaning-6FgbnYo Hey gents, my wet shaving journey has been put on pause for a couple years since I have been keeping a beard for a long while now. I gave a lot of my extra stuff to my brother already and just looking to offload these last items that I'm willing to part with. I am just looking to trade at the moment since I'm not too interested in cash. I am mainly looking for folding pocket knives and or fragrances. They could be used and they could be dupes since thats what im interested on at the moment. I am also willing to add cash on my end if the trade merits it. Just shoot me a tarde offer with whatever you have, worst I could say is no. Items...

Most people first meet WFGY through something very down to earth. Not a philosophy essay, not a sci-fi manifesto, but a brutally practical object: a sixteen-problem failure map for RAG and LLM pipelines that helps you debug a broken experiment in under a minute. That map became the core of WFGY 2.0. You feed a failing run into a model, add one poster image, and the model comes back with a failure type, a mode, a set of structural fixes and verification tests. It sits in docs, triage tools and curated lists. It survives contact with messy production logs instead of only living in clean toy examples. WFGY 3.0 takes that same spirit and asks a much more aggressive question. If a simple, caref...

[First](https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/s/5A6VVdViTa) / [Previous](https://www.reddit.com/r/HFY/comments/1rfujql/comment/o7rzqom/?context=3) / Next / [Tumblr](https://www.tumblr.com/txf-series) “Okay, well…” Uuliska trailed off, treating the predicament in front of her like a puzzle. “K’resshk, you’re the only one who can fit into that loveseat without your legs going over the armrest.” He flared his nostrils and padded over to the sofa, reluctantly curling up on it. “Um…” She looked at the remaining furniture. Technically speaking, the beds could probably fit three people each, which would work. Practically, though, she was stumped. Option 1: She divided it by gender...

Since I've been home all week due to the blizzard that came into my area Monday, I've been very... critical of the cleanup effort, mainly with how much snow that's been left behind. An idea that I've gotten was a building designed to melt large amount of snow to get it off the road. I tried to look up something of the idea I had just to see if it exists, and it didn't based off my searches. All I seen was snow melting tools that are the size of shipping containers and portable offices (probably a bit larger). I have a photo of my first thought sketch and a chart of how the snow melting process would work in the large-scale building.