It is the kind of quality that will get you far, as a cop, I imagine. that, and not asking too many questions.

They'll make a documentary about him, where the overriding theme is that we all have something to lose. in a few years, maybe.

I'm guessing they didn't bribe everybody with baked goods?

Somebody should create a page for Green Mario. might fly under the radar until some snitch squeals.

While they make money off the diversion.

the link has already been disproven. It would be interesting to see if these idiots can pass a first grade science class.

Jerry springer.

So... I wonder.... about the sole texture...

what would happen if you increased the thickness of the sole, and then had zero solid layers on bottom to create easy tread. I'm thinking a few layers of dense gyroid, then solid to layers above it.

Or if you wanted even more cushion... a few layers of tread with a couple solid layers, then more infill, and solid top players?

if you think that might work... i'd suggest just doing a very thin print to check it out. (Like, the tread and maybe the insole of just the toe?) it might need tweaking. especially if you add an air-cushion layer.

edit: i know prusa slicer has ways of changing infill percentages etc as a function of layer height, and I would assume most slicers do these days. Another setting to look at changing for tread would be the extrusion width, juicing the infill extrusion width should make the more sturdy, whatever pattern you do select for it.

gyroid would create a squiggly patter on the bottom of it. hex might be interesting too, or maybe hilbert curve, which is 'space filling' fractals. Gyroid would be interesting for any cushion section because it would create two large pockets of air instead of many small pockets.

I would suggest air holes, to prevent sweaty feet (and massive chaffing.) (if it's TPU and thin enough, you can probably add them with some leather punches, mind.)

Unless your goal is a shoe for jumping in mud puddles?

my dog's vet used to crack a joke. "not only can you fix stupid, but it's a fairly simple procedure."

Y'all Kaida

Compared to the 72 years the prosecutor wanted?

Yeah. I’m also not seeing if there’s a possibility of parole. So he might only be in for six.

All those church goers that testified on his behalf… apparently think it’s good and decent, “upstanding” even to rape a child. Constantly.

The people who think the later is beautiful don’t see anything wrong with the former.

That’s adorable.

Ima need you to give all the others skritches too, though.

That’s just like, the new-hire complex. This guy doesn’t actually walk around where there’s traps and shit.

Dying in a pit with spears at the bottom is not cool, and accidents happen.

Nope. There were some parts where the press-lady asked him some questions. Which he promptly ignored.

That doesn’t mean this backpack was the backpack he carried.

I hope it’s not someone trolling the cops. That just gets them wrapped up in it and possibly cops looking at them as more evidence.

Can you imagine all the good intel she’d have access to if she were a romulan spy?

Seriously. Nobody would think they’re a military ship because of all the stupidity, if they didn’t go around taking Klingons and romulans and every other race on and handily smashing them.

The stupidity? Families. Civilians in the bar, who also double as a therapist… because the actual therapist is on the bridge moonlighting as… something.

you, uh, know they still make the yellow pages? you can get one yourself.

Also, who ones what property is generally public information. It's difficult to imagine, however, how you owning a certain proprety can be used as evidence, for example, in the killing of an asshole insurance ceo.

Your photograph could be used to link you to that, however.

Also, while it's reasonable to assume the cops have done due diligence on that guy they keep flashing around. But also, it's reasonable to take a step back and ask "how do they know". There's a non-zero chance that guy just popped up on a city-owned surveillance camera and popped on facial rec' because he has similar eyebrows.

There's two massive issues at play with facial recognition. the first is that it's rather far from perfect- especially on shitty and grainy security cameras and the algorithm doesn't get to say "uh, I don't know". it's expected to give a "yes/no" answer (even if they try to soften it with a percentage probability... it's used as a yes-no/) . The second is that cops (and people in general) almost always assume the aglo is right.

So it's entirely possible that the guy in the photo is completely uninvolved.

As for how this is relevant? they need to have photographs to match to; or fingerprints. or DNA. (though they could just as easily use your cousin's... Yeah. you know those DNA ancestry kits you got for xmas? they fucked you over with those.)

I mean, it has nothing to do with being an uncle… but I do want to have the full collection….heh.

(I would love to watch Star Trek with the nieces and nephew. Unfortunately… they get scared by paw patrol. And not because they watched that one video about the previous police doggo…)

Hands down… he was the absolutely best uncle… I have a lot to live up to.

I was in middle school. I watched it with my Uncle (who was in another timezone) on speakerphone.

To clarify... my uncle is the guy that got me into star trek to begin with; and scifi more broadly. We may had been visiting him and my aunt when I was like five or six, and my brother had a soccer thing in the area. I discovered his VHS collection, including TOS and all the movies that had been made. I was caught binging them when I was on Trouble With Tribbles- he had walked into the office/temporary bedroom, was like "HEY! this is my favorite episode. Rewind it while I go make popcorn!"

And then we proceeded to binge watch the rest of star trek.