I just want to warn: don't use discord for organizing or electronic communication. It's insecure and unencrypted. I'd use an encrypted messenger like Signal.
Vingst
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software patents are so absurd
a floating arrow in a driving game is patented
loading screen minigames are patented
can't think of a good reason software patents should exist
nah you got this
https://www.shootingillustrated.com/content/4-flashlight-techniques-for-concealed-carry/
the first 3 techniques are good except hold the light at the temple of one's head instead of one's neck, so you can illuminate your sights and actually illuminate everything from your eyes POV instead of making a big arm and gun shadow off to your strong side
i prefer the "high fbi" or that temple hold. you can adapt to the situation. avoid bouncing the light off the cover you are standing right behind and blinding yourself.
you mean on the frame dustcover rail underneath? flashlight isn't a bad idea. also there are optic mounts that attach and wrap around to the top so you can put an optic on top, doesn't seem super practical but could be a fun range toy accessory
Is Discord like particularly unsecure? I keep hearing of authorities using it against people.
Big carp eating a car.
Punished Raymond.
second most well-known band shirt of all time
what's the number 1 most well known?
Fairbairn's system seems interesting, the idea of dirty, overwhelming offensive combos seems practical. "Defendu" aka "gutter fighting." Stepping on feet, attacking the groin, neck, eyes.
Who's Steve Jobs?
they have more moving parts than a glock, it's like a mechanical watch inside those things, a mechanical watch that requires hand-fit parts, that gets dirty and gunked up and undergoes dramatic shocks when used
i've seen them jam more frequently than autoloaders, and when they do, you gotta unscrew the sideplate (which required me to also remove the grip) and fiddle with its bits
so, if you want a reliable defensive pistol, go with something like a glock
i still think they're neat
Ex Machina (2014)