Snowpix

I've been playing a ROM hack of Pokemon Emerald called Pokemon Emerald Rogue, and it's been a blast. Every run is a new opportunity to use Pokemon you'd normally never use, and every fainted Pokemon hurts as once their health is depleted, they're gone for good (mostly). Items and Pokemon are reset every time you lose, but you also get money to buy items to bring into new runs and also the opportunity to catch a new "starter" Pokemon. It entirely changes the way you play the game and there's a ton of choices on how to progress. A new version is currently in the works which'll make it even better. The trainers are also no pushovers and have well-built competitve teams unlike the main series, so it's not a total snoozefest. Highly recommend.

Literally two Pokeballs with eyes, one is just flipped upside down. Peak design.

I volunteer Thomas to run a lathe and see what happens when safety regulations aren't enforced.

Take a look at any of the CSB's post-accident summary and recommendation videos and you'll see why OSHA is so important. These regulations are written in blood.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Edmund_Fitzgerald

TIL LeafyIsHere isn't human after all...

And Photonicinduction! He uploads rarely but every video is great.

Doubt it. Alarms are usually acquired second-hand off eBay or given when they're retired from service. Stealing an active alarm is both dangerous and extremely stupid.

I know several fire alarm enthusiasts. Fire alarms are acquired after being retired, nobody would damage or steal from an active fire alarm system as that's a risk to everyone's safety. People who steal from active systems would be shunned. Most fire alarms enthusiasts get are bought off eBay or similar sites.

Scrap metal.

I used my DSi so much the battery nearly exploded. Swelled so much it broke the rear panel... yet, I bet if I get a new battery it'll fire right back up.

Steam Deck: Alyx