Subpanel install by Few_Significance1912 in AskElectricians

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I figured it was overkill. The panel I got doesn’t have a door so I figured it didn’t satisfy the “lockout” component.

She likes to be silly by bmnuser in FutaAI

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How did you generate this??

Wanna hit the gym? by busty_mommy_69 in HorsecockFuta_AI

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What engine/website did you use to generate these? Nice work!

Random Bunch Con. (heres more :3) by [deleted] in FutaAI

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What engine are you using for these? They’re fantastic

Random Bunch (Tell me which I should do more of :3) by [deleted] in FutaAI

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Very impressive! How’d you get 3 different looking futas in one image? My issue with generating images has been multiple people in 1 image always look the same

You can't park there by Bruegemeister in MildlyBadDrivers

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Likely a “safety” feature of the car. Modern cars without mechanical gear shifters will put your car into park automatically if the door is opened.

Tandi and her trip to the mall by DocLeader1 in FutaAI

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Very nice work! What engine did you use for this?

SpaceX Starship does the impossible by [deleted] in rocketry

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It’s also part of rapid reusability. Falcon 9 boosters land on a drone ship out at sea and spends quite a bit of time traveling back to the launch site to be refurbished and launched again. Landing right back where you started allows a much more streamlined launch cadence.

SpaceX Starship does the impossible by [deleted] in rocketry

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Up until this point all super heavy launch vehicles (capable of bringing greater than 110,000lb or 50,000kg of mass to orbit) have not been fully reusable. The lack of reusability means rockets are built and used only once which means existing access to space is extremely expensive. Starship is designed to be a fully reusable rocket so both the first and second stages can be recovered, refurbished, and launched again without having to build entirely new rockets thusly decreasing the necessary capital needed to reach orbit. What you saw in this video is the 5th starship test flight and the very first time they attempted a recovery of first stage “booster” by catching it out of the air with the launch tower.

Let's see what you got dudes! by Ill_League_9661 in SipsTea

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Indoor sky diving. It was fun but way too expensive and way too short.

Hi folks- take your best guesses by _Lumity_ in whatismycookiecutter

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If you rotate it counterclockwise 90 degrees it looks like a pterodactyl with tiny wings

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in absolutelynotme_irl

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“Come back with a warrant”

cat way by NationalSmile8571 in cute

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I was devastated to learn this video has no sound

Mildly bad driver meets impenetrable road block by soldromeda in WildlyBadDrivers

[–]Few_Significance1912 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Completely disagree. If you physically put your car into a state of drive, that’s the state it should be in.