what you could do is set piston 2 to be on an inverted signal from piston 1, instead of having a unique timing.
what this would do in effect is that piston 2 is extended by default, until an item passes in front of your observer, then piston 2 retracts and piston 1 extends, dropping the item in front of piston 2. and then when the pulse ends piston 1 retracts and piston 2 extends
I am really enjoying it, i think it's missing some kind of tutorial/description of the Boosted ionic charges vs the regular ones, i think even a voiceline from Ordis would be enough for that gap, but otherwise it's really fun and i want more
wait I'm not the only one who tried the video game thing? On my second playthrough of Horizon Zero Dawn I decided to swap to my target language just because I thought it would be funny, but it's actually been a kinda nice experience pausing during dialogue, tabbing over to a browser, and then looking up any words i don't know
i think it might be something about players who have bought a necramech with plat trying to use it before they've unlocked full operator capability
https://www.aclu.org/sites/default/files/field_document/aclu_voter_id_fact_sheet_-_final_1.pdf
here we go I'm pretty sure this or a related summary is what I'd seen before, it wasn't a recent read so i might be wrong but it sounds familiar
i remember reading that even those are highly inaccessible to minorities, in areas with large minority populations the offices are farther away/have weird hours/other obstacles that make them harder to acquire
we learned our lesson the first time, time to put more cops in the dark areas where murders will cripple Norway permanently
free fi fo fat, i smell the blood of a Democrat
yes
it is slightly less strict on SUVs but it does apply to them. Smaller cars are going to require a 10% increase by 2031 but SUVs and pickups will only require 6%