2002 Honda Civic, such a reliable machine. I kinda wish it was red, maybe one day...

One of New Zealand's most uh... infamous metal musicians. Video is kinda going viral with 10K views already:

https://www.facebook.com/JSoloProjectMetal/videos/2314849442120789/

Unsurprising. Newer or more complex isn't always better.

Nice work, looks cool so far! I only daydream that I could achieve this much if I developed for 10 years.

Quote from: philie on October 14, 2018, 06:52 PM
as bloopy said, a hotspot shield browser extension might help

I was suggesting their desktop software on the previous page. Obviously the browser extension wouldn't work for things outside the browser such as Steam/WA.

Hmm, I use the Hotspot Shield extension for Chrome to watch sport sometimes. All the free options are in Europe, except for one in Canada.

It may be possible to use VPN and things through an HTTP tunnel, but there's the matter of having a decent server to connect to. Maybe Hotspot Shield can work?

Good stuff d00dz. TheWalrus is frisky!

https://www.lehmiller.com/blog/2014/3/3/a-scientists-response-to-the-war-on-masturbation

Quote"...if you are tempted to masturbate, think of having to bathe in a tub of worms, and eating several of them as you do the act."

I had a bizarre dream about a bungee race map that was supposedly made by a film director who'd just passed away or something. The areas of the map were mostly arranged into narrow columns side by side. Supposedly you had to bungee quite accurately to escape each one and your worm would land in a specific area, and travelling like that would reveal some information about the film director such as who his favourite musician was or something.

It may actually be useful inspiration for a real bungee race map (although without the film director weirdness). So maybe xSniperx will get his wish after all!

Worth getting your pants wet for?

https://www.facebook.com/BroternityInTheKnowbyAOL/videos/585394671835703/

Maybe if you're able to open up your speakers, there's a slight gap where you can push it out with a pin?

Or how about a strong vacuum cleaner with a straw attachment?

Or maybe you could try and hammer a steel pin/needle into the broken bit until it's stuck enough to pull it out, but only if the jack is strong enough.

Quote from: Sensei on August 04, 2018, 05:27 PM

Pretty sure there's no way one of those will fit.

Funny you should mention creatures interrupting stone stacking. We don't have any snakes in NZ, but the place Goose Bay I mentioned is known for sleepy grumps that'll growl at you if you get too close: https://goo.gl/maps/U4L7JXNjsmE2

Ah so it took an hour, now it makes sense. That's a nice dedicated effort!

I'm sure most of your stacks are safe enough, unless you have a habit of making them 5ft tall or on cliff edges.

^That one looks like it could hurt somebody!