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Child abusers and neglectors should be held responsible, not have excuses made for.
Do kids even go wandering through the woods anymore, seems like all that land is housing developments now?
Schools, hospitals, and aid convoys that are hijacked and used by Hamas for conducting military operations, which makes them valid military targets under international law.
They need to switch to fiber optic or a simple coaxial cable (like SDI) with BNC connectors. That would end this madness with long cables being outrageous, and the connectors being flimsy.
They also need to separate audio back out into its own thing.
I expect the content delivery companies to do something stupid again with 8k (like when they rolled out 4K), and totally nerf the bitrate and encoding quality, making it look worse than a properly encoded high bitrate 720p/1080p file.
Should start checking college campuses for terrorist supporters and sympathizers.
Ted Stevens version of the Internet.
Screenshot from DS9 - 101/102 - Emissary
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Also, in an attempt to provide some comparison data, and to find out what is too heavy to comfortably carry, I have weighed an arbitrary selection of common lights to compare it to the E07X.
Based on these results, the weight is good, the flashlight is balanced well, and it feels good in the hand. I'd say the E07X fits nicely in the large coat/hoodie pocket carry category. It's fat head and thick tube make it uncomfortable in a pants pocket however, so you'll want to make use of the clip and clip it to a belt/webbing/pouch etc. Overall I'm impressed with it, it's a solid addition to my lineup, the new FFL emitters are spectacular, and I appreciate the improvements over the old E07.
All weights are with a full complement of batteries
Lights:
Acebeam X45: 710g
BLF LT1: 626g
Emisar D18: 480g
Sofirn SP36: 432g
Noctigon K1: 378g
E07 TiCu: 310g
Emisar D4SV2 (26800): 260g
Sofirn SP33S: 238g
-> E07X Canon: 200g <-
Emisar D4k (Mule): 136g
Sofirn IF19: 94g
Sofirn SC21: 58g
Batteries:
26800: 116g
26650: 96g
21700: 66g
18650: 44g
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“You don’t grab power, you accumulate it quietly, without anyone noticing.” – Grand Nagus Zek
(sh.itjust.works)
Screenshot from DS9 - 111 - The Nagus (Laserdisc)
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For All Mankind (1989) | An in-depth look at various NASA moon landing missions, starting with Apollo 8. [1h20m]
(archive.org)
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/16245170
For All Mankind (1989)
Not Rated
1h 20m
An in-depth look at various NASA moon landing missions, starting with Apollo 8.
The decade long Apollo Program was the largest and most expensive undertaking in the history of Man that wasn't devoted to a war. During the four years between December 1968 and November 1972 there were nine manned flights to the Moon. Twenty four men made the journey; twelve actually landed on the lunar surface. They were the first human beings to leave the planet Earth for another world.
For the best viewing quality on Archive.org, it is suggested to download the file directly from the 'Download Options' page instead of watching via the built in player.
If you are experiencing really slow downloads on Archive.org, try using a VPN with a server near California, or use a download manager (eg: FDM).
For All Mankind (1989)
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Not Rated
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1h 20m
An in-depth look at various NASA moon landing missions, starting with Apollo 8.
The decade long Apollo Program was the largest and most expensive undertaking in the history of Man that wasn't devoted to a war. During the four years between December 1968 and November 1972 there were nine manned flights to the Moon. Twenty four men made the journey; twelve actually landed on the lunar surface. They were the first human beings to leave the planet Earth for another world.
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/14455918
As ST: DS9 airs its pilot episode, PM airs this 50 minute documentary as a way to spark excitement about the new show. It includes interviews from the cast and contains sneak peaks into the show's first season.
In the documentary, Farrell (Jadzia Dax) takes the viewer on a tour around the Deep Space 9 sets. The feature also has interviews with the cast, producers, writers and other production staff members and takes a look at the making of "Emissary".
To my knowledge this was only aired on TV once in 1993, then was released on VHS shortly after in the US and UK, and has never been re-issued on any newer DVD releases.
It just so happens that it was also released in Japan on Laserdisc, and I happened to find it while looking through my collection of discs. To watch this in the best possible quality, I have digitzed, restored, and upscaled this rare find to for viewing on modern devices.
Enjoy! (and download it before it disappears)
Note: The audio is in English but there are Japanese subtitles in the picture.
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Police should set up honeypots to catch these terrorists like they do with pedos, and remove them from western society.