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Because it's 6 minutes of drums?

It's hypocritical, yes, but I'd say we need as many people as possible spreading this message as loudly as possible.

Knowing nearly nothing about anime, I MUST know what these are, please!

This is why I like my Manjaro friends and neighbours.

And try as I might, it still looks horrible 😔

YTS - it might not be the greatest, but the quality and encoding are consistent.

I always find starting a conversation is hard without an ice breaker. Not necessarily something cheesy, but perhaps let's talk about what general discussion forums already exist and what we like about them. There was often genuinely fun and interesting chat at AskReddit, "would you rather"is a good starter, and maybe we could have a "philosophy Friday" to get into the weeds on deeper topics?

Alternatively we could discuss why "forums" annoys me. It should be "fora", dammit!

The Dungeons and Daddies guys took out a CR26 Vampire Lord at Level 2 with this one neat trick...

If we were starting from scratch, iron is about as common as it gets, geologically, not to mention how much "leftover" iron and steel there would be, post collapse. Barium/strontium for sintering ferromagnets is trickier, but ores like witherite and baryte aren't uncommon, though they are quite location specific, globally speaking. Not that you don't actually need full blown permanent magnets, just ferromagnetic material.

However, the easier (though less efficient) option would be to use dynamos with field coils instead of ferromagnets. That way the only resource you need is wire.

I'm working on something similar, coming from a process engineering/agent simulation approach, and looking for collaborators. How should we organise?

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