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Thank you! Yeah the 12mm is very forgiving in long exposures and winds shaking the tripod, though you can see both trailing and wind shake in the stars if you zoom all the way in.

I'll try tracking it with the 12mm at some point, it should allow for over 2min individual exposures without trailing!

Thank you so much! I could see lots of details with my eyes, it's a properly dark spot there! You can't see any of the colors, but you see the shapes in the nebulosity pretty clearly.

Bonus single shot of my tent under a tree

True AI will have huge energy requirements. Maybe it'll work with humans to find a solution to that problem. I'm sure it'll work out just fine, until Keanu Reeves shows up and starts showing off his kung fu skills

Normally the trapezoid shape can be corrected, but on the really cheap models I wouldn't count on it working that well.

You could also look at your local second hand markets for a better quality one at a reasonable price, but make sure to check if replacement lamps are available and if they're easy to replace on the particular model.

Get a projector with at least 1080p actual output resolution.

Most entry level ones have terrible lenses which means you'll need to experiment a bit with how high you'll mount them cause they need to be dead on to display properly, otherwise half the screen will be blurry. I highly recommend a cheap aluminum camera tripod with a center collumn for height adjustment.

For screen I bought a white roller blind for like 8 bucks from a home supplies store and mounted it by passing a string through the tube and tying the ends to whatever worked best. In terms of picture quality it's exactly the same, but if you can afford an actual projection screen and haul it around then do that.

For sound I would recommend a battery powered Bluetooth speaker because they're cheap and easy to carry, but you may experience a slight sound delay which can be solved with a 3.5mm aux cable in the aux port.

My final suggestion is to get a used Nintendo Wii with sports and a couple of controllers, endless fun for the right crowd.

Its most important part is to make Microsoft money.

Read the article here and see if you can spot when games became a side quest and making money became the main one.

If they launch a submarine lime people are gonna park them on land. Even if you clean em all out of the rivers they'll be back in there in no time at all

And yet most of the world's militaries would beat those racist gi Joe cos player pieces of shit to a pulp

Imagine being in a 40 million dollar fighter jet, looking down with your augmented reality visor, seeing a bunch of tents with children around them and going "yup... That one tent right there looks like Hamas to me!"

It can most definitely be denied. It can't be avoided or fixed, but it can be denied