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I have access to this decorative windmill. It’s been in place for decades, spins freely in the wind, and has made millions of revolutions in its lifetime. Its RPM’s are impressive even in relatively low wind.

What are your thoughts on how I should harness this energy?

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I've still got 1.2 tons of stuff still growing on the vine/plant that is just a couple of days from being ready to harvest. Feelsgoodman.

My cantaloupe vines choked out my zukes... I only have one that's on its last legs, hence the so few zukes.

I have two cute frog statues (figurines?). This one is more difficult to draw, I feel like I can't quite get it right. Also, I have trouble thinking of things to draw, so any suggestions are welcome! :))

And thanks you for the nice things said about my first frog!!

The games will vary in obscurity, but I promise each would have had a North American release.

Please refrain from using reverse image search.

I’ll provide an answer if unsolved in 8 hours.

Can you guess the game ?

The situation never improved. The U.S. Army, which funded the factory, ordered work halted on two of its three production lines in August 2025. By then, General Dynamics had blown eight deadlines. Work on the third production line continued, but the facility never produced a single usable shell, according to a report from the Department of Defense’s inspector general in July.

The fiasco has cost American taxpayers $533 million, according to the Army. But the Army has not held General Dynamics or a key Turkish subcontractor — which provided the factory’s much-hyped but little-proven equipment — publicly accountable for the failures. Nor has it made General Dynamics pay a penny back.

No internet required... In this video, I build a public Reticulum node and test whether it can bridge completely different networks into one encrypted communication path. I send messages from a normal phone over LTE, through the internet and Starlink, then off-grid over LoRa—eventually using a $20 drone-mounted relay to reach a phone with no internet connection at all.

repo: https://github.com/markqvist/reticulum

cross-posted from: https://piefed.world/c/tech/p/1330873/how-governments-design-laws-against-you-and-call-it-cybersecurity

Ecuadorean crews plying the waters of the Pacific have been targeted by a mysterious outfit equipped with drones. Some sailors appear to have lost their lives.

The US appears to have secretly used letters of marque to mercenaries authorizing them to rob and kill fishermen

cross-posted from: https://news.abolish.capital/post/71097

Worth watching the interview of him as well in this short: https://youtube.com/shorts/hCdgwYoIHAQ

A judge has ordered the Kennedy Center to pay a jazz musician more than $250,000 after she previously dismissed a lawsuit by the Center.

Musician Chuck Redd pulled out of the Center's annual Christmas Eve concert last year following Trump's attempt to rename the building after himself.

DC Superior Court Judge Tanya Jones Bosier ruled that Redd's lawers were entitled to nearly all of their fees and rejected objections to the fee request as “out of all proportion to the issue at stake."