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Off Topic / Re: We's prolly spad00dled..
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sat, 06 June 2026, 14:12:24 »
ur000p in another Xpurt stupid move decided it wants to host as many 'murikant  nv( lr misiiil as possible.


This is what we have now in the leadership, morons.  Let's say, Latvia gets them. Rvss will be FORCED to atak. Rvss can end Latvia with Conventional weapons overnight.

Now, does Latvia use those nvks or not?  Lets say they use them.  Their country ends anyway,  Rvss can eat 100s of Nvks, and IT BY ITSELF can initiate Nvklar winter, which means no one from the outside will come to the "rescue".

Nvks are not a deterrant relative to the "Living Mass SIZE" that is Latvia.  There is Neither 1st strike, NOR 2nd strike potential.  They merely cease to be.


So, ultimately, relative to Latvia, Nvks only function as a political KICK ME sign because NO ONE would truly BACK Latvia against Rvss if it came to actually-Large-engagements.

They're just going to get themselves Vkrained.


Latvia simply doesn't understand how nv(lr weapons work..

Their politicians don't understand Sphere of influence, and they don't understand that for Inconsequential small countries with no-OIL , Modern Attrition, on the Battlefield is not how you expand that sphere, it's how you commit suicide.
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Group Buys and Preorders / Re: Beam Spring 104+SSK+122+62 Reproduction Project! now shipping
« Last post by Ellipse on Sat, 06 June 2026, 13:13:41 »
Thanks, as I mentioned over PM, we will be chatting over email to continue the discussion.  There might be some benefit to adjusting the firmware offsets and calibration bins to provide more leeway for the keys to work despite debris in the keyboards.

Sharing with permission some more feedback (and a photo) on the new B104:

"Shipping to [Europe] went perfectly fine, only one module was broken and one more needed reseating on arrival. MT3 keycaps fit the stems without an issue (see attached photo), software-wise the setup was a breeze. Hardware-wise, well, could definitely have been easier but I succeeded despite having hardly any prior experience assembling keyboards, so I guess it could have been significantly worse as well.  The keyboard feels and sounds glorious, as expected, thank you once again."

317403-0
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Group Buys and Preorders / Re: Beam Spring 104+SSK+122+62 Reproduction Project! now shipping
« Last post by PlsCrit on Sat, 06 June 2026, 12:55:03 »
I'm not trying to argue with you or anything, but I don't believe it's from installing keycaps. Even fully compressed there is a sizable gap between the part I highlighted and the beam flipper, see the attached photo. The legs on barrel part B prevent such an impact, so unless I press hard enough to shatter the legs those two contact points should never meet. Additionally, each part that had a weakened or broken off "cap" was exclusively where the metal part bends, if somehow the two parts were contacting and causing damage from impact I would have observed more diverse break patterns, however, every break was identical in it's pattern. I would provide pictures of the modules so you could see this uniform break pattern yourself but I only photographed a single module before putting the rest back into the case.

The keys I had to pull to apply my "fix" were Up-Arrow, Left-Arrow, Page Down, 2, 4, 9, C, V, J, K, T, and the "/?" key.

Thank you for the replacement offer, I will gladly take you up on that!
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] MW Anushirvan - in production (ABS) / deskmats / 65% base kit
« Last post by anson42 on Sat, 06 June 2026, 12:37:38 »
Alas, no 40s kitting? What I like about MW sets is how often there is a good 40s child kit. For folks like me, the Neo base plus 40s kit with small bars would have been perfect.
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] MW Anushirvan - in production (ABS) / deskmats / 65% base kit
« Last post by MartinThePolarBear on Sat, 06 June 2026, 12:32:52 »
who are the vendors?
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Interest Checks / Re: [IC] MW Anushirvan - in production (ABS) / deskmats / 65% base kit
« Last post by keepoto on Sat, 06 June 2026, 12:30:30 »
Quote from: JSaintS on Sat, 06 June 2026, 05:44:59
Love the update and the novelties. The first deskmat is quite "busy" visually, but I love the colors and will probably buy that one over the second one.

Regarding what you said abou production currently in progress, does that mean the set will be in stock when it drops?

yes it is expected to be in stock - though further details are TBC with MW and vendors
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Off Topic / Re: What are you watching? The thread about what you're watching.
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sat, 06 June 2026, 11:17:04 »
Quote from: Findecanor on Sat, 06 June 2026, 08:54:57
Quote from: tp4tissue on Sat, 06 June 2026, 06:37:55
The new scary movie, Idk..... well, it's a mess like the originals, but the absurdity doesn't pop like it used to pre-broadband.
I have seen it getting only very low review scores.


Not the worst movie ever, it just seems a bit "too" low-brow when you watch them as an adult.
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Off Topic / Re: Gaming PC Parts discussion thread.
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sat, 06 June 2026, 11:14:10 »
You go fix PC,  they be like, yea it's making a loud grinding noise.

Turns it on, they watch in horror as ExpurtP4 sticks his hands directly into spinning fans to figure out which bearing's worn out.

They asked if it damages the fans to be doing that. 

Then Tp4 realizes, OMG,  these people don't know how Fans work either. :-X
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Off Topic / Re: The Economic Collapse
« Last post by tp4tissue on Sat, 06 June 2026, 10:40:25 »
Tp4 goes to the outside yea?

The outside people neither appreciate nor understand what's about to happen to them.

Latest Kpler projections, only 45% output will be operational in hormuz in the "Impossible" situation that the war ends tomorrow.


AFTER THAT,  oil will stay at $100+ INDEFINITELY.  (Current realworld price for PHYSICAL barrels of oil is $150-175) This is different from the futures market, that number is the future, which is discounted, it's not real oil.

Who will pay for repairs in the Gulf States, who will come up with the money,  who would INSURE reconstruction.

The FIRST replacement boat won't hit the water for 2-3 months after wars end, IF it even ends. 

The 'Muririikan oil reserve, which we've been SELLING on the open market to keep prices down, runs dry END OF JULY.


In all likelihood, geo-strategically Hormuz will never recover to 100%.


Without Petr0D0llr recycling,  'Muririrkan  stonks and MORE IMPORTANTLY,   BONDZ,   Go Pooooooof.

The entirety of Europe is already hitting the poor house, without oil, it might as well be the Stone Ages.

Without CHEAP energy access, they will DE-INDUSTRIALIZE, as not a single one of their industry is cost competitive.


They're hell bent on atkn' Rvssss 1a.    OK.... sure,  Rvsss just said, no more gas for Europe.   ,  Rvsss 1a also lining up Oresniks to TEST the Article5 resolve.

Ur00p were getting Hormuz gas before,  alot of that output Capacity has been blown up too, and repairs are in the 3-5 year ball park.


Imagine having to close a factory for 3-5 years. You think the owners can handle ANY interest payments with 0 revenue for 3-5 years? 


In principle, yea, everyone can go on vacation, as they eat at the breadline everyday and then back to their Tents at night.   This could be fun, you don't know, alot less showering, one would imagine.
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Off Topic / Re: What are you watching? The thread about what you're watching.
« Last post by Findecanor on Sat, 06 June 2026, 08:54:57 »
Quote from: tp4tissue on Sat, 06 June 2026, 06:37:55
The new scary movie, Idk..... well, it's a mess like the originals, but the absurdity doesn't pop like it used to pre-broadband.
I have seen it getting only very low review scores.
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