#long range

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[ultradpg]

Pixel dailies: Long Range

(via Long Range)

[jusivthefourth]

Pixel Dailies #2493 - Long Range

A long range magic strike

[mrluvnlife]

View from the hide.

[scruffypegasus]

Commission: Mad Science

Commission for @adyflygonna

[angelfoodscake]

ok so flavio splatoon what would he main . splatling , octobrush , brella , or stamper

[ar64]

How Far Can Small Shot Go? Discover its Maximum Range!

Small shot typically travels up to 25 yards. A small shot refers to pellets or bbs typically used in airsoft guns or pellet guns, and their maximum range depends on factors such as the velocity of the shot and the type of gun used.

Small-shot is commonly used for recreational activities such as target shooting or hunting small game, and understanding its range is essential for safety and accuracy. It is important to note that the maximum range may vary depending on the specific gun and ammunition used.

Following proper safety guidelines and use caution when handling any firearm or air gun. In this article, we will explore the factors that affect the range of small shots and how to maximize accuracy while using them.

[thafreedomwall]

[worldbuilding-tomfoolery]

OH THIS IS SO ENTERING MY DND VOCABULARY

DMing is hard. I acknowledge this. Weaving a story with words for long periods of time means you’re gonna say something silly sometimes when your brain blips. And it’s not your fault that it’s so silly that your players share it around turning it into an inside joke, immortalizing your brain fart moment forever.

My DM was narrating a scene between our tiefling rogue and the NPC she was romancing. He was trying to set the mood for their first kiss, up on a tower overlooking the city, looking into each others eyes. They’d just been on a romantic date, there was a bottle of wine between them. And this was their moment.

The NPC leaned in to kiss the rogue and the kiss was, according to our DM, “long and normal.”

The entire session went off the rails. We became ungovernable creatures of hilarity. How long is normal? We are informed normal is six seconds and we devolve even further into chaotic paroxysm of laughter. The DM desperately tried to rein us in but for the rest of the session everything took a long and normal amount of time.

My betrothed and I would kiss each other while counting to six in our heads then declare afterward, “Ah yes! Long and normal!”

I accidentally told my school team about it, reasoning that they’d at least never meet the DM who lives out of state. They’d say we needed the scene to be the long and normal length, or hold a pose for a long and normal time.

At the end of the year I invited them to my house for a celebratory meal and was surprised when my DM joined the DnD video call early. My teammates looked at him, expressions slowly spreading into evil grins. “Long and normal!” They greeted him.

He turned a look upon me of utter betrayal while I hustled them out of my house.

“It’s been a year!” He cried at the unfairness.

“Maybe it’ll phase out by next year,” I told him.

[freebuckedup]

Endurance meets hydration. Long Range by Bucked Up fuels your performance with clean carbs, precise electrolytes, and immune support—no crash, no distress. #buckedupambassador #endurance #hydration #FreeBuckedUp

[zanmor]

universal recognition is the huge thing here that comes with a ton of implications

like the biggest inhibitor to pressing the button is presumed war or at least border tensions. recognition from their current nation at least implies that would be minimal if not avoided

slam it

A Humble Proposal to Balkanize the Planet

In front of you sits a button. If you press this button, 75 nations will instantly be created in areas where there is some notable level of support for either independence or regional autonomy (see the image above).

Each of these new nations will receive universal recognition from all other recognized nation states. You cannot pick and choose which of these nations gets independence— it's an all or none proposal.

[findyiot]

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) to GSM Gateway?

How Does It Work?

Local Data Collection (BLE): BLE devices, like temperature sensors or asset trackers, send small packets of data (low-energy, short-range).

Gateway Reception: The gateway picks up these signals within a range of ~10–50 meters.

Cellular Transmission (GSM): The gateway converts the BLE data and sends it via cellular networks (LTE Cat M1 for efficiency, NB-IoT for low power, or 2G for areas with older networks).

In short, the gateway acts as a bridge, extending the BLE device’s reach to anywhere there’s cellular coverage.

[charleswilliams2619]

Exploring the Future of E-Bikes: Is Urtopia the Right Choice for You?

When it comes to the world of long range electric bikes, Urtopia stands out as a brand that combines innovation with style. Many riders are curious if investing in a Urtopia bike is worth it, and I believe it absolutely is!

Urtopia's long range electric bikes are designed for those who seek adventure without the worry of running out of battery. With sleek designs and advanced technology, these bikes offer a smooth and enjoyable ride. The features, such as smart connectivity and lightweight frames, make them not only practical but also fun to ride.

If you're considering a Urtopia bike, I can confidently say that the quality and performance will exceed your expectations. It's a fantastic choice for anyone looking to enhance their cycling experience while enjoying the benefits of electric assistance. So, why wait? Embrace the future of biking with Urtopia!

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

My favorite EV in 2024 is much better than a Tesla Model Y - the Xpeng G6

My favorite EV in 2024 is much better than a Tesla Model Y - the Xpeng G6

[alfa-wolf45]

To answer the question on my two favorite Long range rounds that I use and have used down range. 338 LUPA and 338 Norma are by far the flattest shooting rounds I have ever used

[thafreedomwall]

A couple of XM3 clones.

The XM3 was developed by DARPA in 2005 to solve some of the shortcomings of the M40A3 that was in service with the Marine Corp.

The XM3 is lighter, introduces a night vision dedicated rail and a muzzle device compatible with a suppressor. 52 rifles were made in this configuration and they had a short live in service, despite being well received by the end users, there was no support structure around the gun, there was no training or maintenance programs for a gun that sported a different reticule configuration than other rifles already in service, like the MK13.

After 2006, the guns were transferred stateside to a logistics base of the USMC, scheduled for a destruction that thankfully never took place, and ultimately ended up in possession of the US Army, that auctioned them through the CMP to civilians.