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This looks amazing for all you Medium users! The resin is Gelatin Methacrylate Hydrogel.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy-d5VVZlxQ

I've been using The Lock Stock in Onward and though I really like it, it needed some improvement.  The forward rail consists of 3 separate pieces.  I noticed some play at each seam so I added brackets on each side.  It wasn't much movement, but the extra brackets help keep it even tighter.The joints are held together with a single 10-32 knob.  There is a plastic ridged washer that helps keep it locked in place when tightened.  The knobs have a tendency to loosen up over time.  I got tired of having to re-tighten them every so often and added some brackets on those joints.  Once I got the joints set into the position I liked I never change them anyways so this was easy decision to make.  I even removed the knobs and replaced them with 1" 10-32 screws.Finally I added an adjustable cheek riser to the stock.  The lower 2 mounting holes fit perfectly at the bottom of the stock.  As you can see, this is where I put those knobs to good use.&nb

Excuse me for mentioning pancake, but I just came across this - probably well known (I don't cos I don't like this kind of tripe) but for your interest:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-46624136Draw your own conclusions

Tumbling into a black hole with Stephen Hawking might seem the stuff of nightmares, but it is soon to become reality. Well, virtually at least.In the year before his death Professor Hawking began work on a groundbreaking project to digitally recreate the universe, allowing the cosmically curious to don a headset and glide over galaxies, bump through asteroid belts and witness the birth of stars.As his final lasting legacy, the theoretical physicist recorded hours of commentary to be played alongside the experience, so that he could personally inspire a new generation of space scientists.The project is being overseen by Anthony Geffen, the Bafta-award winning filmmaker whose previous virtual reality productions have included resurrecting dinosaurs at the Natural History Museum so they could interact with Sir David Attenborough.Launching the experience at London’s Science Museum Mr Geffen, the CEO of Atlantic Productions, said: “This will allow you to travel through Stephen’s mind.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/kinect-dk/The Azure Kinect is a new dev kit from Microsoft featuring the sensors from the Hololens 2.It's half the size of the Kinect 2 and features:- 7 microphone array- 1MP time of flight depth camera- 12MP RGB camera- IMU (accel & gyro) with 1.6kHz sample rate and 208Hz reporting to pc- support for Azure based cloud processing of data (but Azure not required to use it)- sync in and out ports to daisy chain multiple Kinects so they can work together without interfering with each other.It can do 4K RGB at 30Hz. It's depth camera can do modes such as:- 320x288x30Hz  FOV:75x65  Range:5.46m- 512x512x30Hz FOV:120x120  Range:2.88m- 1024x1024x15Hz  FOV:120x120  Range:2.21mand a couple more in between.Unfortunately none of it's RGB camera modes (there's 6) support 60Hz.It's launching in June 27 for $400us.The raw sensor data and body tracking sdks aren't available yet, so I don't know the specs for body tracking (which i

Just like the title says, do you have any?I don't have any myself but I was VERY tempted to get one when Georgie Best died.Please feel free to post semi-naked pictures of your wives, girlfriends or significant others here lolAnd yes, this is an attempt to see @vannagirl's body because I know that she has 'Property of Snowdog' tattooed on her bum  B)

i love this site. (i have had it bookmarked for yonks but it was posted on hotukdeals which reminded me of it)https://archive.org/details/computer-video-games-magazine?&sort=datehttps://archive.org/details/crash-magazine?sort=titleSorterhttps://archive.org/details/zzap64-magazine?&sort=datehttps://archive.org/details/amigaformatmagazine?sort=titleSorterhttps://archive.org/details/cuamiga-magazine?sort=titleSorterhttps://archive.org/details/amiga-computing-magazine?sort=titleSorterhttps://archive.org/details/inputmagazine?sort=titleSorter (this one i both loved and hated at the same time - I still remember some of those magazines from back in the day when i used to get them)lots of other non gaming stuff as well https://archive.org/

I would like to use this model in home.  Both as a good sized ship for the space environment and one for a shelf....maybe bread box sized.Here is the file.  It is in max format.  Some textures had to be separate due to size constraints.

Anyone else here received a PM from a member who has no posts requesting you to contact them via their gmail account?Just asking :wink:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=22KZBhrksbk

I've been very loosely following Intel's plan to jump into the GPU market since the rumors started flying a couple of years ago. I somehow missed the fact (Only really saw headlines) that Raja Koduri (former AMD GPU division head) is leading it up which comes with its own conflicts for me. He was the AMD head for this generation of AMD GPU's and likely shares responsibility for their failure. I still vividly remember him boasting about the performance of the Vega and it didn't come close to the hype. This article from a couple of days ago has some pretty interesting tidbits about intel's long term plans.https://www.pcgamer.com/intel-video-teases-photorealism-and-other-discrete-gpu-goals/Intel dropped a few hints at what it's working towards. One of those things is photorealism. Intel graphics boss Raja Koduri laid out his vision for the future, which includes "photorealistic immersive worlds" and "games with virtual worlds that are as large as this entire universe."So I'm wondering, ju

I used to have a rule that said I would build a new PC every 5 years and that I would get all the highend stuff. My last build was around £1200, but now when I look to build a new PC, it's just far to expensive to get all the highend gear. So now I think my new comp builds are going to be every 10 years by the looks of things. 

I was looking to get a HDR television this year, but after reading this it seems like it's a nightmare to setup. Anyone else had problems setting HDR up in games with Windows 10?https://www.engadget.com/2019/01/27/hdr-setup-explainer/?guccounter=1

I wanted to bring this to the attention of anyone who may, like me, have preferred Firefox (nee Mozilla) over the years, but feel it's got a bit of a bloat-on in recent years.I went looking for an alternative and tried all the main opposition to Firefox and none of them really offered what I wanted.It was purely by chance that I stumbled across Waterfox - I'd never heard of it before, but now I use it as my main browser, with Firefox also installed for banking and shopping etc.Here's the 'official' spiel:Waterfox was started back in March 2011 by myself (Alex Kontos), a 16 year old student. I had a fascination for the web and wanted to help expand on the ideals of what Mozilla had for a free and open web. And so I decided to make Waterfox, a 64-Bit browser based on Mozilla's free and open source platform.Waterfox was one of the first widely distributed 64-Bit browsers on the web and quickly gained a loyal following. At a time Waterfox had one thing in mind: speed, but now Waterfox also

Now THAT headline has GOT to get your attention.  LOL!!!!!I purchased two Raspberry Pi Canakits from Amazon Canada. ( https://www.amazon.ca/CanaKit-Raspberry-Starter-Premium-Black/dp/B07BCC8PK7/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1546727480&sr=8-6&keywords=canakit+raspberry+pi+3+b%2B ) and made one a Retropie Build and one a Pi-Hole build. ( For more information on Pi-Hole look here: https://pi-hole.net/ )I may be an excellent builder and storekeeper but I know next to nothing about networking.  Setting DNS and IP addresses makes my head swim.  Does anyone here know anything about that and what I am doing wrong with that software?here is the Pi-Hole Log if anyone is interested.This process collects information from your Pi-hole, and optionally uploads it to a unique and random directory on tricorder.pi-hole.net.The intent of this script is to allow users to self-diagnose their installations. This is accomplished by running tests against our software and providing the use

Hello!What's your top 5 mobile games right now? :) Looking for some games on my phone.My friends started to play Runescape on their phones :D

https://youtu.be/3Uo0JAUWijM"Happy new yearMay we all have a vision now and thenOf a world where every neighbor is a friendMay we all have our hopes, our will to tryIf we don't we might as well lay down and die"My biggest hopes for 2019: 

Looks like Nvidia is going to release the GTX 11 series after all???https://wccftech.com/nvidia-geforce-gtx-1160-and-geforce-rtx-2060-launch-specs-rumor/

The day I got it.Some other cars I have owned.So have anything interesting?

If anyone still hasn't picked up Subnautica yet, you will be able to get it free at the new Epic Games store soon. Epic games is launching a new store in competition to Steam and others. They will be giving away a free game every 2 weeks from Dec 2018 through 2019. Hey, if it's free...why not!!!https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/

https://www.epicgames.com/store/en-US/product/subnautica/home

Stumbled across this today, after creating new passwords and not wanting anything to remain in the memory or clipboard:https://www.geckoandfly.com/9298/flush-and-free-up-windows-7-memory-cache/Very simple and works a treat :)

pinball in VR is cool, however i wanted a way to play my complete collection of tables in a more authentic way..... so now i have this to complement my MAME arcade machine.https://drive.google.com/file/d/17fKjel0iRH-tUPomx-QB7D0ILokBAmXiXg/view?usp=sharinghttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1bGhJ0gZeBpCH2RjY5AT1dPhBxkyPjcEj4g/view?usp=sharingIt is from a real salvaged pinball table and has some solenoids and real LEDS rigged up to make it feel more authentic (and it does a pretty good job).  The software still needs tweaking but all my 60 pinball FX3 tables work on it, and about 40 or so real world visual pinball X tables work 100%.unlike my arcade machine i did not build this one myself from scratch, i just dont have the time any more.The only downside is i will no longer have a 3m x 3m vr game space but i hope it will still be big enough.PS the appalling position of the rift sensor on my arcade machine is because i have not reset up my sensor system yet since moving the arcade from

I'm going to use this opportunity for a shameless plea to have a VR table top strategy game like this. It would be so cool to play toy soldiers with CoH animations and campaigns in VR. Please, please, please!Anyway, Company of Heroes 2 if free to download and keep over on Steam, until Monday. If you haven't played this game, don't miss out.

Any thoughts on this. I know some of you guys have a projector like me. Except, I've not used mine in years. So maybe it's time to upgrade?https://www.optoma.co.uk/product-details/uhl55?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niWuVJWSPLISmall and light enough to move from room to room, this new projector has everything in one box including integrated speakers and a host of connection options such as WiFi, Bluetooth, HDMI and MHL. Bluetooth functionality means external speakers, headphones or a keyboard and mouse can be connected cable-free. It can even play content directly from a USB memory stick via its 4K UHD media player.UHL55 key features4K UHD resolution and HDR compatibleLED technology – 30,000 hours light source lifetimeVoice control - Amazon Alexa supported deviceFeature packed - built in media player, WiFi and Bluetooth (can also be used as a Bluetooth speaker)Easy installation - Auto focus and auto keystoneDigital connectivity – 2x HDMI, Audio out, S/PDIF, USB wireless Alexa, U