At this point, Chinese surveillance is less important. They want economic data for selling stuff, and maybe whatever defense/security info they can grab. The more pressing risk is what my home country is grabbing and saving, because China isn't going to no-knock break into my home, shoot my dog and throw me in jail/deport me. Unless interpol is involved for some wild reason, local surveillance is much more of a threat than a country that won't be directly involved.
I didn't even think twice about the name, it's my go-to brand of ice cream. But of course the native American names sound odd to people not in the pacific northwest lol.
Yes. You can find proof if you feel like it.
Honestly my favorite type of sticker, t-shirts ect. Gimme that subtle outline, that single symbol. Anyone that recognizes it will probably like it.
Ahh I saw bazzite and was like, might as well be that one. I don't know if I have a preference for immutable/atomic setups yet, but so far I'm enjoying it. Kde plasma is awesome, setting up my own key shortcuts is great, audio device management is super cool. Bazzite has a Bazzar for flatpaks built in with a bunch of cool gaming related stuff.
Well makes sense, steamos is arch based right?
Some really good beats packed into the SNES.
There are a lot of good songs, but today I will pick Megalovania by Toby Fox. https://youtu.be/KK3KXAECte4
Nah that's like a bunch of Philippines in there too. The islands near the top of Australia
We have done the freezing before. Take the whole block, drain it, freeze it, thaw it in the fridge, press dry again. The downside is it takes days to do this step, but it changes the texture to something very close to chicken nuggets lol. We typically cut it into fingers or big cubes and toss in corn starch before air frying/deep frying.
Currently trying to come up with a way to make them more than one at a time. 
About an inch deep all along one side of the sheet, it split in half.
Barfeeder again! About a minute per.
About 1:30 each on the bar feeder, 6061 Aluminum.
It's o-rings and spacers stacked and compressed, pushing the o-ring out like an expansion collet.
From 1" 12L14, about 20' of stock. Barfeeders are great.
The company didn't pay the mortgage for over a year, and our nearly new lathe got very rusty.
I remember the last time I saw this it was just indoor testing. Glad to see some progress