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I love these flowers, they look so realistic. And best of all, donāt have to water them!Ā

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Slippery, when wet.
Alone.
My custom Frame Arms Girl: Baihu

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Best of 2018, I guess?
So a list of things that Iāve used during 2018 that Iāve thought was amazing, useful or just great to own.Ā They will not be numbered in any way, they are good in different ways.Ā Harder and Steenbeck Infinity 2 in 1: From my three airbrushes I own, this is by far my favorite. It is super easy to strip down and clean - no tools needed to access the nozzle, as compared to the other two (Iwata Neo and an old Hansa). Philips Hue: I replaced most of my lights in my apartment with bulbs and LED strips from Philips. Yes, they are pricey but they are so worth it. The light quality is so good compared to cheaper brands. The white is white, and the color rendition is high. Iāve tried some cheap RGB strips and the light always feel weird or the color is off. White is never white... Philips have actual white (two colors, neutral and warm) LEDs, which most cheap ones donāt.Ā Tamiya Extra Thin Cement: For model building this is a god send. Being of theĀ āextra thinā type, it uses the surface tension to flow in between parts or in gaps to try to go in the correct place. Also being thin it doesnāt apply a thick layer as the standard cement might do (I own that too).Ā Bandai Sazabi Real Grade: Released this summer, this model kit proved to be one of the very best Real Grade model kits in the line so far. Very detailed, and very fun to build - at a reasonable cost compared to itās Master Grade counter part.Ā Streamlight Microstream: Iāve been carrying this little light for some years now, and I have yet to find a worthy replacement. Itās simple, no frills. Just one lighting mode - on. Itās floody enough to use in every day use, and not too bright that itāll blind you when trying to find for instance a port in a network rack or look inside a computer. The double sided pocket clip also works great to attach the light to a cap to make it a makeshift headlamp. The rear clicky switch is also my preferred input mode, since itās so easy to use one handed compared to the twisties.Ā Lithium batteries: Iāve pretty much replaced all my non-rechargeable batteries with lithium based cells. They weigh less, they are more resistant to cold and the main reason... THEY DO NOT LEAK! I do not know how many things Iāve ruined because of alkaline leak.Ā IKEA Ladda: And speaking of batteries, Iāve started using IKEAās Ladda batteries for a lot of things. They work great, and are of great value. From what the Internet says, they are pretty much rebranded Eneloop batteries which are considered the best rechargeable batteries out there.Ā
Gundam Enamel Pins
Hey builders! Iām making some pins!
Barbatos, Turn A and Unicorn Gundam are still locked, we still got 23 days left.
Also be sure to check out the $1 raffle to have a chance to win a pin and support help support the creation of the pins.
I recently put together the Zeta RG kit and my clumsy ass broke 2 pieces (left arm and a piece that helps hold on the right leg) rendering the whole suit pretty busted ;_; someone recommended tamiya cement but I haven't tried it yet. You ever break a piece?
YOU NEED TAMIYA PLASTIC CEMENT OMG IT WILL SAVE YOU. And yes, I broke a ton off of a custom build once.Ā
Here is the exact cement I use.
Also get a pin vise and some thin brass rods to make the joint even more durable.
1/144 HGFC Nobell Gundam
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ā... so I thought you might need some time for yourself...ā
tl;dr: You have a friend suffering from anxiety/depression afterĀ āhitting the wallā from being over worked. Be there, reach out. Talk. This is when this person needs you the most. So living with anxiety and depression afterĀ āhitting the wallā after being over worked has been a quite lonely time - since march this year, although itās probably been going on for about 4 years (but that is another story, I guess). Friends might not be friends anymore, or an unknown-ness that is not really helping. I mean, sure, Iām taking one day at a time trying to get back to whatever normal life I had before. But itās so lonely now. A few of the few friends Iāve had contact with has said something likeĀ āI thought you might need some time for yourselfā or similar. Sure, we all need that. But when it feels like everyone you know just disappears from your life, itās not really helping. Itās quite difficult to just reach out myself and sayĀ āhey letās hang outā or whatever. Just managing to stay afloat for a day is a heavy task in itself. Hell, just going outside was impossible for a couple of months. Iām serious...Ā Ā That one day when all hell broke out, it felt like I was going to throw up just approaching my door to the outside. TheĀ āunsafeā, if you will. This went on for weeks, and soon months. Only thing you can do about it, is to pretty much force yourself to take one step longer each day. Practice, practice, practice. Baby steps, and donāt over step. Because that can have the opposite effect instead. You feel worthless, for not being able to do something youāve done all your life - and that everyone else in the world is capable of doing. Like going to the grocery store to pick up food, or ride the bus. Or just simply taking a walk around the building you live in.Ā Ā I know, itās hard to imagine that youāre not able to do this. And I canāt even try to explain why it is impossible. Itās just the way it is. And no, you canāt justĀ āshake it offā. It takes time. A long time. And there will be a looooooot of people that will not understand. People that probably donāt want to either. And people that really should understand, that works with shit like this. But they donāt... So itās like youāre fighting yourself, and the people that really should be on your side.Ā Ā The point of all this is just to let you people know, please donāt vanish from the people that need it the most. We need you more than ever when dealing with this kind of shit. Being alone doesnāt make anything better - itās actually making it worse. Feels like youāre just... forgotten, useless. Discarded. Just a simpleĀ āhiā text now and then means more than you know...Ā This will probably just be a bunch of gibberish and shit not making any sense. Iām writing this 02:30 something AM, 1 jan 2017 because I canāt sleep. My mind is chaos right now, and Iām going between almost crying and just trying to fall asleep.Ā

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Chromebook, get!
I picked up a Chromebook about a week ago. I ended up with a Lenovo N22, with a Pentium Quadcore (N3710), 4 GB ram and 32 GB eMMC storage. It was the cheapest with the highest spec I could find. I was initially eyeballing the Dell Chromebook 11, but since itĀ āonlyā had a Celeron CPU I went with this Lenovo instead. Price difference was about 1000 SEK (about $90 or so) between the two, where the Dell was the most expensive one. The price difference was probably because the Dell had slightly better build quality from what I could find out via pictures and reviews. Both brands offers models with touchscreens, however I could only find the Lenovo without it. After using the Chromebook for about a week I canāt say I really miss a touchschreen, but since Google Play and Android apps will run in ChromeOS it wouldāve been a nice feature to have for some games and apps.Ā Setting up and start using the Chromebook was super fast and easy. Just sign in with your Google account and itāll sync your Chrome settings and youāre good to go. Keep in mind that thereās not much to do with this computer offline, it needs to be connected to the Internet to use 99% of its features.Ā Battery performance is quite nice, Lenovo states 10 hours. And I am guessing that is with screen on lowest brightness and almost not using the machine at all. In my own testing, with no scientific logging or benchmarking, Iāve come to see itās about 8-ish hours or so. Screen brightness almost on full, watching Netflix, Twitch and random Internet browsing.Ā Ā So far the performance has been enough, with some random buffering here and there while watching Twitch on the higher quality settings. This is probably something that will get fixed, or better optimized from both Google and Twitch side. The cooling is fanless, so no fan noise to be found. The N3710 uses 14nm technology, which gives the processor a TDP of 6w at full load. Which means it doesnāt get very hot. Dell uses a Celeron N2840 which uses 22nm technology, which gives the processor a TDP of 7.4w in full load. Not a lot more than the N3710, but itāll get warmer - so I am assuming the Dell has a fan.Ā Keyboard is chiclet design, and Lenovo states their version of it is spill resistant up to 130ml (Dell also claims to be spill resistant). Keycaps feel slightly convex. I am guessing this is a design choice to have the keycaps not accidentally getting pulled off when swiping fingers across the keyboard trying to clean it.Ā
The screen is not the best, since this model has a TN panel, resolution at 1366x768. Not the highest resolution version, and also being a TN panel the viewing angle is quite limited. It is hard to find theĀ āsweetspotā on this screen for me, even when trying to adjust brightness to compensate for the viewing angle. However it gets the job done. Iāve also found out that there are IPS versions of the N22 Chromebook, but again this is the only version I could find in Sweden when I did the purchase.Ā Speaking of other things that are not the best - The speakers. They are not very good, but they get the job done. Need better sound? Just plug in a pair of headphones via cable, or Bluetooth. The 3.5mm plug is a combo jack, so itāll support both audio in and out from a phone headset.Ā This machine is sadly not upgrade-able, the storage being eMMC is soldered on the motherboard - and same goes for the memory. Comparing this to the Dell, it seems that model is using a standard m.2 SSD, so it can be replaced with a larger one. Memory however seems soldered to the motherboard. Webcam, it has one. Itās alright, quite basic at 720p (1 MP). It is also rotate-able so you can for instance record a presentation. However the machine only has 32 GB eMMC storage, with about 22 GB free. So Iād suggest getting a USB stick or SD card if you plan to use that. Thereās also a built in microphone next to the webcam sensor, which is useful if you rotate the camera. Donāt expect it being very good. Itās a pretty standard quality one, but Iām not sure how itād work out in a classroom.Ā WiFi is working very well, using Intel 7265 (2x2 a/c support). It has no problems to fully utilize my 100 Mbps Internet connection. This is a combo card, meaning it handles both WiFi and Bluetooth. The Bluetooth standard it supports is 4.1. I havenāt had a chance to test the latter, but being Bluetooth it should work as intended.Ā Power brick is a smaller, somewhat lightweight version that looks a lot like Lenovos normal power bricks. Power plug is not the normal Lenovo, since it wouldnāt fit. Although I wouldāve liked if they used USB C or something like that. Would be easier to find a replacement charger. Port feels sturdy, but I do not plan on testing abusing it further.Ā So, all this speak about hardware... but how is ChromeOS? Well, think of it being mostly like running the Chrome web browsers and not so much more. There are someĀ ānativeā apps, that do not run in the browser as a new tab. So if you expect to get one to do some insane level of gaming or whatever, donāt. This is mostly for productivity and Internet browsing. However I feel this will change somewhat when the Google Play store will be launched for Chromebooks. That being said, it will probably work perfectly for most tasks in a school, like taking notes or doing reports for most subjects that donāt require you to install third party applications. Anyway, Iām quite happy with the basic usage in ChromeOS and that most stuff will be stored in the cloud (Google Drive, by default). This means I donāt really have to care a lot about if the machine breaks down.Ā Ā If youāre curious about what is available for download to ChromeOS, itās pretty much everything thatās on the Web store for Chrome.Ā Thereās a lot of focus for school usage for the Chromebooks now, thereās some apps/tools that lets the teacher manage homework etc. Nothing Iāve tested myself though, since it needs more than one machine to test. But Iāve also seen for instance Dell sell aĀ āclass kitā with a whole solution for the classroom etc.Ā So to sum everything up, the Lenovo Chromebook N22 is quite powerful for itās low price of 2490 SEK ($270), but since itās one of the lower tier ones price wise it has some drawbacks. Screen is not the best, being a TN panel. Speakers are crap, but they get the job done. Battery life is very good, and the performance so far has not been disappointing so far.Ā Read more about it here:Ā http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/lenovo/n-series/n22-chromebook/
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It is totally okay!
Face palm.
Picked up some new brushes, at least paint seem to stick to the model now. Just need to figure out how to make it look good! #gunpla

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