Nuke

if you can cancel gravity you can get to orbit with a box fan. hell you could probably just flap your arms a lot (assuming your gravity canceler and its power supply fit in a backpack).

well i still got my original disc, if i can find a functional cd drive.

just read on hack a day that they released the source code for descent 3. need to figure out how to compile for steam deck.

unfortunately grandpa died some 20 years ago and the collection has been liquidated by greedy members of the family (read most of them). the only thing i got was a massive roll of rosin core 60-40 solder, which i still haven't used up yet. i kind of wanted to make the ancient tv run doom.

check your tax codes, donations to science might be tax deductable.

my head canon is that its an 8 track. my grandpa was an electronics repairman so i saw all kinds of gizmos visiting the grandparents. they also collected antiques. when there was some overlap awesomeness ensued. old timey radios, betamax, a very early tv with a tiny screen, all functional of course.

so the bounty would need to be higher than its value as scrap. is it just me or do those tiles look shinier? looks almost like a snake skin.

wouldn't be surprised if space-x had bounties for 3rd party hardware recovery.

your expensive space hardware has just become my new sail boat.

despite my nuke theme going on here i have never played fallout nor half life.

im starting to like the whole disembodied brain thing. rocket science and brain surgery together at last.

sounds like the perfect little drive for shotgun space exploration.

i can agree there.

oj simpson was killed by flattus maximus' battleaxe prostate cancer. whether he did it or not is an exercise for the reader.

im remembering an article i read a week ago so it may not specifically be the tx buffer. voyager's memory has fared better than mine. looks like its not a tx buffer proper but an intermediate buffer for formatting the data for transmission. still something you can address to an unused block.