ShadowRam

Alabama is doing it wrong.

Inventor of the Sarco unit

In 2024, Nitschke appeared in an Alabama court as an expert witness to oppose the state's plan to execute convicted killer Kenneth Smith using a mask-and-gas technique incorporating nitrogen.[76] Nitschke testified that the mask-and-gas approach had been rejected decades ago because it was unreliable, and that Smith could be "horribly maimed without a complete seal between mask and face" leading to incomplete cerebral hypoxia and a resultant vegetative state.[76] Nitschke said that nitrogen must be delivered correctly to work as intended. Nitschke said the Alabama nitrogen hypoxia method was "quick and nasty" and ignored the possibilities of vomiting and air leakage.

Inventors of the "Sarco" capsule would seem to disagree with you.

No they don't

Only if my window has gone missing and I need to winkey + arrow keys it somewhere to get it back.

Other than that, no.

I mean early days, most of us pulled it off or disabled it so we wouldn't hit it by accident while playing FPS games.

Done.

Buddies on my server kinda sped run through it.

Sharing 'magic pocket' and sloops made the game go by WAY too fast.

As expected when I heard the changes, there is zero incentive to figure out proper logistics.

All the parts available in giant magic inventory, just power shard + sloop your way through it,

Seriously, the end game resources to send took <hour with only 1 or 2 buildings.

There is absolutely no incentive to build a larger factory.

We finished the game with a factory 1/4 the size I've ever created in a playthrough.

Christ, the amount of channels I've had to block that are clearly just stealing clips from other videos, throwing them together and having BS narrative AI is crazy.

Example

https://www.youtube.com/@AgricultureTechUS https://www.youtube.com/@smarttechus

They spit out videos every day, with ridiculous AI generated captions. The shit the narrator says if you listen is just nonsense sales speak.

There's so many of these channels

Wow,

What's the trigger here?

These are mines hidden in civilian products.

Exploding either on purpose (triggered remotely), how do they verify their target before exploding?

What happens to misfires?

How the fuck did Israel think this was a good idea?

Civilian takes their pager through an airport, gets flagged and imprisoned for life?

What a clusterfuck

Canada's record for war crimes added to the Geneva Convention?

what?

What I want to know,

They said that security wasn't full blown at the golf course because Trump decided last minute to go golfing. It wasn't on his schedule.

They determined via dudes cell he was camped out in the bush for 12hours.

So if it was a last minute decision for Trump to go golfing there, how the hell did dude know to setup there 12hrs in advance?

No wonder they matched him with JT.

He'd draw on a weather map with a sharpie too,

Literally do and say anything, no matter how ridiculous, to not ever admit a mistake.

typo was actually cure

What's the difference?

They get kicked out when they cause a problem, and don't cost the other 150 other people hundreds of $$$ and days of their time.

Airline travel is stressful

Alcohol is not the fucking solution to that, are you kidding me? Now you have have drunk people in a stressful situation.