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by m0ngr31 6y ago
Works for me. Full-auto for the whole tribe!
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
Well it'd be almost impossible to sneak brass or steel cased cartridges through a metal detector (also the copper jacket on the bullet itself). Not to mention that you need a metal firing pin to hit the primer.
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
That is an interesting question... Not sure what the answer would be. But I'm pretty sure they are still under federal law, just not individual states. So probably personal manufacturing fine, for sale (even on the res) would require a
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
Typically you print the lower receiver - not the part where the explosion happens.
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
In a majority of states you can manufacture your own firearms as long as you didn't build them with the intent to sell. To do that would require an FFL. I can't remember exactly, but in California you can make your own, but it has
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
I've posted this before, but I thought myself GIS to help find the treasure and wrote a webapp to narrow down the search area ( https://intothefor.rest ) I personally believe the main reason the finder won't release the
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
"This cooperation includes a secret underground base on Mars, where there are American and alien representatives." Wouldn't this require some pretty big coordination to pull off? Assuming the UFOs didn't just suck up som
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
How is it not a benefit? Currently we have several frameworks across different teams, all with different variations of a few different design systems. All use different CSS frameworks, and all have their own home baked components for each f
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
I've been using Stencil to create a share component library for different projects/teams where I work. I've been pretty impressed. Soon our library will be used in React, Aurelia, and possibly Ember projects!
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
I created a self-hosted app to keep track of my thoughts and tasks during the day: https://github.com/m0ngr31/DailyNotes It helps me to break things out based on date or by topic, which this supports.
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
The software was absolutely loved. You're right about the app store lacking though. I'd still take WP over Android or iOS.
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
I think ScummVM runs on about every device I've owned in the past decade or so... Playing Quest for Glory on the Oculus Quest is pretty fun, but I think the PS Vita might have been my favorite ScummVM device.
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
Looks like a much more refined and finished product than my own notebook app: https://github.com/m0ngr31/DailyNotes I wonder how it compares to Noteplan (my original inspiration).
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
For my last wedding anniversary, I wrote a "Choose your own adventure" Telegram bot for my wife. She got prompts that had vague hints about different activites we would then do. And depending on what she picked other options would
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by m0ngr31 6y ago
I originally heard about the treasure from HN a few years back. I wrote a little webapp to help narrow down the available areas. I'm hoping that the location is eventually revealed and that it shows up on one of the layers I came up wi
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by m0ngr31 8y ago
I've been looking for something just like thing for a while. Apache Che didn't do much for me. Just didn't work the way I thought it should. How's the Firefox support for this?
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Show HN: Interactive tool to search for Forrest Fenn's treasure(intothefor.rest)
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by m0ngr31 8y ago
The problem then becomes: what do you do with the carseat[s] when you are shopping, at a venue, etc... If I own/rent the car, I can just leave them in while I'm doing whatever. If I'm doing Lyft, I'm stuck carrying aroun
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A Deadly Hunt for Hidden Treasure Spawns an Online Mystery(wired.com)
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by m0ngr31 8y ago
Years ago I developed an Alexa skill that allowed a user to use their voice as a remote control for Kodi. The setup process was lengthy and was difficult for most people. Earlier this year I developed a webapp that would allow people to byp
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Show HN: Lexigram – combining Alexa and Kodi(lexigr.am)
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
> EDIT 2: This actually reminded me of a less heartwarming but equally fun story that arose from the very liberal emergency goalie rules. One of the greatest goaltenders of all time was a guy named Patrick Roy (French, pronounced "w
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
Every team has an emergency backup. And sometimes they will let the other team use them if there is a situation that requires it, since they don't travel with the team. Happened a few days ago in a game in Colorado. He was dressed and
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
In a similar vein, Amazon refused to publish an Alexa skill I wrote to control Kodi (basically a voice remote). They cited piracy as the only reason. When I'd press them on why they allowed one for Plex since they are both just video p
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
How do you see your own profile?
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
Couple of comments about Yahoo being dead or killed off... Yahoo is still around doing the exact same things it's been doing. It hasn't even changed it's name. Technically it's bigger now that it's merged with AOL.
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
We just left it as a 'dev' one so it never got published. You just have to have it on the Amazon account that the echo was setup on.
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
I wrote an internal Alexa skill for [large cola company] a few years back. It allowed them to ask for sales figures based on certain criteria (time frame, category, vendor, ect.) They never told me explicitly what it was for, but I assumed
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
You just need to enter the connection information.
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by m0ngr31 9y ago
According to the 'feedback' I received when I submitted the skill, they won't publish anything that enables or supports piracy. Seems they have a pretty negative view of Kodi. I've responded and asked to have the issue e

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