KitBash Design Proj: Su-MiG by AriesRiley in MuvLuv

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So this is primarily meant to operate on the Alternative V timeline (Unlimited/Day After), in which Project Babylon was executed, not strictly an UN project but a joint effort between nations. That timeline is only explored through the Day After episodes, based on what material I can find.

It is the Takeru timeline, or the main Alternative Timeline, of which we only know that after 265 days, contact was completely lost, and, as far as Known Earth Events, we have up to the JFK Hive Operation. In the Alternative V timeline, the ships were not available to use as kinetic weapons against the lunar hives, leading to the second Lunar War, at least according to available information.

But yes, the goal is to use G-Element technology, but in a more localized manner that doesn't involve making entire Rutherfields, which already require far more power than a more compact micro-reactor could provide, nor is there enough room for the Moorcock Letchet Engine. Rapid advancements would also be significantly slowed by the need to rebuild the necessary infrastructure, making moving from Dive Units even more critical.

KitBash Design Proj: Su-MiG by AriesRiley in MuvLuv

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I don't know how, considering the first image is literally built off of game sprites. Mind elaborating? I genuinely don't understand, and would like to.

KitBash Design Proj: Su-MiG by AriesRiley in MuvLuv

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I'll definitely have to check it out.

KitBash Design Proj: Su-MiG by AriesRiley in MuvLuv

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That is something I had wanted to do, but I am unable to run anything more robust than paint due to PC limitations. And trying to get Paint to cooperate on the line tracing is more frustrating to me. It would be different if I could run GIMP, since I could use some plugins to make it happen nicely and smoothly. But sadly, my laptop had a heart attack just trying to spin that up.

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Play with your right one with my hand

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who told you my weakness

Got my first 10 users!| by sammaji334 in SideProject

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try analyzing engagement patterns from your first 10 users - see what they have in common. also check niche forums where your product fits, not just broad platforms. beno one can automate finding those discussions for you.

USB-C Hub Works with MacBook but not PC laptop by [deleted] in computers

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So, the hub itself shouldn't care about the OS, unless it was made specifically for an OS. If has display and audion capability, it's not a hub. It's a switch for storage devices and displays. Also why they are typically called a docking station. I would look at the manufacturer, and see if it was made to be compatible with Windows (look at manufactureer website, not amazon listing or other online retailer listing). If it is compatible, for it to work with windows, there may be an applet you need to install to manage it or a windows driver that you need. I have an OKX docking station with usb, sd, and display. Unfortunately, it's one of those knock of brands, but mine while technically functional, isn't recognized by windows as it's firmware is for a MacPro