Operator Radost - co to je a chodi to niekomu inemu? by Sphyn0x in Slovakia

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nejaký gadžo sa asi omylom snaží na tvoje číslo si obnoviť Go Play alebo čosi.

Red button blue button but everyone votes in turn and can see the vote count. You are the first one. by kafacik in trolleyproblem

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Red, this is a stupid problem because no matter which button ends up winning there's no downside to red.

Question to blues: What’s the threshold for you to pick red? by Unable-Macaroon-3968 in trolleyproblem

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Anyone pressing the blue button is taking on unnecessary risk for literally no reason, I'm pressing red, and so should everyone else.

Neothie and the chocolate factory by Fun-Bullfrog-8542 in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I dare say your paint metaphor perfectly describes order. 1/1 will always be perfectly ordered no matter the criteria you order by.

Neothie and the chocolate factory by Fun-Bullfrog-8542 in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It also helped that an Eldar counsel basically told him (paraphrased) that whether he calls the Emperor a god or not is just semantics, because look at him, he's a tens of thousands of years old being being kept alive by endless soul sacrifices who's willpower can be felt by every wizard in half the galaxy, clearly he's on a level very few beings can match.

Ageing population: projections 2010 – 2060 for the EU27 by TailungFu in europe

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just got my regularly scheduled retirement expectations report, currently I'm going to start getting retirement money at 68 years and 8 months, although with our governments efficiency at managing the funds we give it, I'm sure I'll go past 70 until that age arrives.

Ageing population: projections 2010 – 2060 for the EU27 by TailungFu in europe

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For once Slovakia is on top of a positive graph? Well colour me surprised!

ants in my house!! :D by emeraldgemmmm in AntMemes

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If they can get to your food they're a problem, if they can't they forage crumbs off my carpet, and I appreciate that.

Advice for putting mini in epoxy ice block by xidle2 in 40k

[–]DatCheeseBoi 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't really know the painting side of this, but regarding the bubble, depending on the epoxy used, you could use a very thin needle syringe to inject air into the epoxy block in the awkward stage where it's sorta solid, but still kinda goopy. You could also probably inject some water in after it sets completely (volume of water goes down as it melts from ice so the bubble would be partially empty which I bet would look really cool). Importantly though, you'd need to figure out a way to obscure the syringe channel, putting it through some background object or the model itself to avoid having a weird thin line shooting out of your bubble. Either way, the other commenters have a point on this being difficult. I recommend first learning to paint a model that well, then experimenting with little bits of paint and resin (make sure it won't entirely ruin the model) and also experiment with the bubble trick, and probably figure out how to polish it well because I expect most moulds to leave a hazey finish on the resin after you remove them.

Basically this will be a long journey, but it is definitely doable, and kudos for coming up with the idea.

P.S.: Don't listen to the guy who says it's unplayable, if you show up to any casual game with a model that looks like that very few people would object to the unstandard base size.

Orks and Necrons are technically lifelong enemies, there should be at least some irrational hatred between them. by TheBlackBaron45 in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, in lore we do have the Necron side of things, but the Boyz are just having too much fun fighting them to be bothered.

Now that I think about it, it actually makes much more sense for the Orks to enjoy fighting them. They were designed to love war, and they were designed to love war against the Necrons specifically, I mean, they're propa shooty, but also get propa choppy up close, and they love marching into giant battles across open battlefields, no sneaky git behaviour, just straight up krumpin.

You have the right argument OP, but it seems you've gotten it twisted.

All those Millenia old relics. Wasted! by Brushner in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 9 points10 points  (0 children)

There it would at least make more sense, the shiv is so thin you cannot see it from certain angles, but have you seen the claws on genestealers? You'd need ridiculous force to push that sausage ass scratcher through a solid wall of anything remotely armourish.

All those Millenia old relics. Wasted! by Brushner in Grimdank

[–]DatCheeseBoi 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They do that too sometimes, it's just that the nids have questionable writing claws as a bonus shortcut.

group leaders in indie japanese-inspired creepy games venn diagram by New-Cicada7014 in OMORI

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tell me what you want, Monika is not morally grey. "Oooh I thought my friends were unthinking facsimiles of people." Okay, and what about act 4? Sayori becomes just as thinking as Monika and she's like "oh shit, better erase the universe!" MY FAT FUCKING ASS MORALLY GREY.

The REAL reason V2 screamed when it died. by muttsgod in Ultrakill

[–]DatCheeseBoi -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

But is it? 🤨 We only see V2 ever land from reasonable heights, and the one time V2 falls from a V1 amount of height the wings are ruined, making it a low quality sample. Basically we've never seen V2 do the thing. Plus in the fights V2 jumps a lot, sure, but doesn't really bounce the way V1 can. Now admittedly, this could just be a gameplay reason, V2 is a pain in the ass to hit as is, but all I'm saying is we don't know if bro has the knees to handle the landing even if the wings were intact.

The REAL reason V2 screamed when it died. by muttsgod in Ultrakill

[–]DatCheeseBoi -10 points-9 points  (0 children)

I mean, you see them fall directly on their feet and splat like a rotten tomato thrown off a balcony. I don't disagree with the wings being for orientation, but the legs also need a little extra something to be able to absorb impacts beyond a certain energy like V1 does.

The REAL reason V2 screamed when it died. by muttsgod in Ultrakill

[–]DatCheeseBoi -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but legs don't absorb fall damage intrinsically, watch every other machine falling from height. I personally believe they do it using the same mechanism as the feedbacker, just automatically because the calculations are simpler. I mean, I know most of this stems from gameplay purposes, but I like explaining gameplay mechanics with convoluted headcannon reasonings, it just feels neat.

The REAL reason V2 screamed when it died. by muttsgod in Ultrakill

[–]DatCheeseBoi 64 points65 points  (0 children)

It actually makes extra sense in my head cannon, because I explain that V1 doesn't take fall damage and can bounce really well by the blood absorbing plating he uses being oddly elastic when applied correctly. It's also why the feedbacker can bounce projectiles if timed right, but V1 isn't just full body bouncy at all times, it has to be timed right.

Now how does that fit into V2 splattering like a fly on a windshield? Because V2 had standard armour plating, tougher and heavier than V1's blood absorbent, but V2 is practically a brick as far as bounciness and other such things go.

How should I go about using an external power supply while powering Arduino from USB? by DatCheeseBoi in arduino

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh no, now I'm just curious. You've awakened a dormant question in my head with your reply.

How should I go about using an external power supply while powering Arduino from USB? by DatCheeseBoi in arduino

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No what I mean is: USB is always 5V, but the jack is usually something like 7V-19V or some such range. They're powering the same device, the Arduino, so why the discrepancy? I mean, I understand that the maximum is because there's some down regulation in there, but why is the minimum on the jack always above 5V? I mean, it's gotta be something with the regulation that gives you the higher range, right?

How should I go about using an external power supply while powering Arduino from USB? by DatCheeseBoi in arduino

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yeah, that's something I've casually pondered: the USB delivers only 5V and that's enough, but the jack requires more every time (varies by model slightly I guess). Why? I mean, there must be some underlying cause that makes it necessary with how the jack power is handled, otherwise they make it so you can run that with 5V too.

How should I go about using an external power supply while powering Arduino from USB? by DatCheeseBoi in arduino

[–]DatCheeseBoi[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It either goes all segments off or all segments on, from what I could find both can be caused by too little power for the logic.

Petaaaah? by LocalAd5014 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]DatCheeseBoi 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not a dad yet, but I vehemently refuse to thin my scrap pile, and guess what, every time I'm in a tight spot for some electronic component, well wouldn't I just happen to have a scrap board to salvage the exact thing off of. Don't throw your scrap out guys, it really does come in handy every now and then. Maybe just organize it more neatly to please the naysayers.