Completed Placid Plastic Deck - a cards-oriented RPG in the Placid Plastic Duck Simulator universe.
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@jennyrozema wat super naar :(
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@Bishop @HurricaneWeasel @gmarcosanti @borgqueen
Ha vinto il blu, anche perché mi faceva fatica fare il cambio di nuovo 🤣
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@snow avevo letto del progetto LoRa, infatti mi sarebbe piaciuto realizzare una mia stazione, però non lavorando evito di spendere soldi per una cosa che non mi serve
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There has never been a more important hockey match.
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Help Admin V build her When It Happens playlist
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La Germania punta sul riarmo per tornare a crescere.
https://www.startmag.it/senza-categoria/la-germania-punta-sul-riarmo-per-tornare-a-crescere-report-economist/Il mese scorso il governo guidato dal cancelliere Friedrich Merz ha abbassato le stime di crescita per il 2026 dall’1,3% all’1%.
Non tutti gli operai licenziati dall’industria automobilistica possono sperare in un posto nel settore della difesa.
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@datak 🤗
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Recreating Mega Man’s Mega Buster
Mega Man is a popular video game character who is perhaps most notable for having a sort of lasery-type blaster for an arm. A real hand cannon, if you will. It’s officially called the Mega Buster, and [Arnov Sharma] recently recreated it for cosplay purposes.
Key to any good cosplay build is getting the visuals right, and [Arnov] achieved that well. The Mega Buster was first recreated in Fusion 360, scaled to an appropriate size to fit [Arnov]’s arm. It was 3D printed in several sections, with the body including a grab handle and fire button inside, and the side panel and blaster nozzle having provision for installing LEDs. The former is the blaster’s “power meter” which shows how many shots it has left until it runs out of energy, with the blaster able to fire six times before needing to cooldown. A Raspberry Pi Pico controls the LEDs and provides sound effects with the aid of a PAM8403 class D amplifier module and a small speaker.
The 3D files are available on Instructables for the curious. Perhaps by virtue of its arm-mounted nature, this build reminds us of the venerable Pip Boy from Fallout, of which we’ve seen many grand recreations before. Video after the break.
