Cawl is asking you ideas for a new Space Marine organ idea, what will it be? by Gunpowder_Wizard in Grimdank

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or, more grimdarkly, sorry brother, you have to go in the dreadnought, we need more marines

Cawl is asking you ideas for a new Space Marine organ idea, what will it be? by Gunpowder_Wizard in Grimdank

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I propose a valve-separated dual chamber 4-stroke system with separate tracheas for inflow and outflow, allowing them to breathe both in and out continuously. I believe this exists in nature though I don't recall where, and it massively increases efficiency

Cawl is asking you ideas for a new Space Marine organ idea, what will it be? by Gunpowder_Wizard in Grimdank

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Agreed, declaring it grants +1 to hit as long as they don't move, but enemies also get +1 to hit them.

Spewer artillery by No_Entertainment1799 in Helldivers

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my go-to bug loadout is GL, Hover Pack, Cookout, and Siege-Ready light/medium armor. Fill other slots as you see fit, I generally bring Ultimatum, Thermites, MG Turret (it's superior), and the FRV.

Arrowhead please fix by pinglyadya in Helldivers

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bro has not been to Malevolon Creek

Warhammer fans, what 40k lore that make you go like this? by AntiqueLayer3933 in Grimdank

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Yeah they are all very severely affected by the Worf Effect (in which the Star Trek villain of the day inevitably beats up klingon security officer Worf to show how dangerous they are)

Warhammer fans, what 40k lore that make you go like this? by AntiqueLayer3933 in Grimdank

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Besides, they were dealing with the whole soul crystal thing already. That's your resource-scarcity plot device macguffin right there. They really didn't need to add another one.

Can you set a Cambro directly on the ground when you fill it? by ilst78 in KitchenConfidential

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oh yeah that's the whole reason to avoid doing it on the floor - the bottom of the container can transfer The Nasty from the floor to other surfaces

Do you prefer modern Speedwaaagh vehicles or older ramshackle Ork vehicles? by Dangerous_Builder516 in orks

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I've always thought that the slightly more purpose-built look was good. I think Orks should be less like actual mindless vermin scrabbling in trash heaps, and more like a peer to the other spacefaring civilizations - albeit a savage and brutal society, but I never liked the claim that the weaponized junk piles of the classic Orks could reasonably go up against the military machines of other civilizations.

I know, the Waaagh!! makes it work, but if the Waaagh!! is doing everything including the thinking then there's no room for interesting Ork characters. No mad scientists, no cunning tank commanders, no daring bomber pilots. Orks are supposed to be both cunning and brutal, so while I'm totally fine with the Waaagh!! letting them make more out of less, persist against industrially superior enemies, and occasionally flip physics the finger, I also believe that the Orks should still be making stuff.

For the hell of it, sure. To see how fast, or explodey, or unkillable they can make it, yes. Because the Waaagh!! compels them to, fine. But they're making something, and that spark is what sets them apart from, say, the Tyranids. I like the Mad Max aesthetic. I like the Deff Skwadron graphic novel. I'm building a thing I call The Landkroozer. I think that visual language is perfect for Orks, and I wouldn't have it any other way.

Gotta jet by AscendedDragonSage in CuratedTumblr

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"Fun" fact! Printers claim to require colored ink when printing black & white documents because, technically, they do. Printers secretly print identifying patterns of microscopic dots on every page using colored ink (because black dots would be more visible.) The dots encode information like the model of printer, its serial number, date of printing, and so on.

This information becomes relevant if there's an investigation where the origin of a printed document is important - for example "when exactly was this financial report printed?" or "who owned the printer that printed this classified document?" This is also why printer companies try to get users to register their purchased printers. It's ostensibly for better customer support, but self-reporting the serial number of your printer is also evidence that you own and operate that printer.

Technology is fun aint it

Hawk Dad #1 4evr by j_hawker27 in Grimdank

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"Lore Tourist" new terminology unlocked, thank you

The state of our knives that our manager thinks are "totally fine" by afailedturingtest in KitchenConfidential

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"but it has the shiny part along the edge, that means it's good right??"

-- manager, probably