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If you offered me a El Camino crossed with a DeLorean that was also an EV, I'd be hyped. The Cybertruck is neither of those things. It's a lowploy SUV.

edit: Actually. Give me the Gadgetmobile where the back is reconfigurable with different modules.

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    Sueing Lik-Sang out of existence, undercutting the PS3 and it's BD drive to force HD-DVD out, consuming every major western Anime localizer, including Rightstuf and shutting down their physical retail operations. I know there's others I'm forgetting at the moment.

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    I'm looking for a nice, one night project for a stem youth group I work with and the Cataractapult would be a nice change of pace. But...

    1. I don't support his politics or views.
    2. 15 USD a piece is too expensive for just bare pcbs.
    3. They aren't available anymore anyway.

    If I had the files, I could just get a small pile of them made, have one for every kid and have enough left over for the club sell for fund raising.

    For reference, this is what the Cataractapult is.

    https://aveworkshop.myshopify.com/products/cataractapult-model-9000-retina-remover

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSkLVv8q_rs

     

    I recently been made aware of certain things that suddenly made CC an option again, but after having been enrolled in this school for the past 20 years and being able to log into the system as recently as last month, they decided to revamp their systems and my enrollment wasn't transferred over even though it should have been.

    I would have been taking classes last month, but I was trying to get details on an obscure program that took me a month of getting passed between different departments and I missed the cutoff for signing up for classes. I ended up in the exact department I started at btw.

    I would be going to the next closest one, but it's the difference of a 5 minute drive and a 40 minute drive.

     

    I run a youth stem club and we're getting real laptops donated to the club. None of that Chromebook nonsense. I'm creating a club distro based on Mint using Cubic and I want to include any of the software that we may frequently use. I'm looking for some recommendations for software.

    This is what I got so far:

    kicad syncthing vlc inkscape libreoffice arduino openarena freeciv blender

    I'm also working on getting Fritzing installed.

    Edit: These are all good suggestions. I'll get to work on a new version. Now I need to figure out how to change the default background from the command line.

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