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Attention to details for the weapons on this game is impressive
Pictured here is the 6.5mm CT or Cased Telescoped ammunition. In real life, the Rikhter R-23 is the first and only ballistic weapon to be fired in space and the autocannon was chambered in the 23x260 mm telescoped round. It took some time to develop as it remained a military secret for a long time, and was not used operationally until 1964. The version shot in space from the the Salyut 3 space station was slightly modified.
I went down a rabbit hole after seeing all casings fly and thinking: I thought all the rounds were caseless. I'll post a link to the wiki for telescoped ammunition in the comments
First time posting here. Heinlein as seen from the first planet
856h 21m and I've finally found Betty
She's my only companion in this universe... mostly because i couldn't just leave her out there. She's great and reminds me a lot of my grandma
What to do when a client stops work halfway through a job, claims incompetence and demands the deposit back? Resi repair work with a small scope
Basically the guy had a leak in his bathroom above the kitchen. He insisted on closing the ceiling up first because of his cats; he was worried they would try and get up there. He informed us he has asbestos according to the last contractor (first red flag). He doesn't want to do a total abatement.
I get a drywall crew in there and tell him about the asbestos and they agree to take on the job since no cutting is necessary. They will wet sand it and spray texture, no problem, just charge more. They start the next day and do everything really clean and nice. Never seen a dustless drywall install tbh.
Then the guy complains that they were very rushed and he didn't like that he couldn't use his kitchen that day. The drywallers weren't making him happy for unspecified reasons. I would guess racism but his wife is Indian and he has purple hair, so idk, everything feels off. (Second red flag). This is when i made my first post about him:
He goes on vacation for a week and doesn't trust anyone in his house while he's gone. Cool, he has to order material anyway because that is our agreement so I'll just wait for him to get his stuff. He gets back from vacation and calls a meeting to discuss concerns. In his meeting, he says he is firing us for incompetence and wants all his money back. I'm like, "ok email me everything. We are no longer working together."
I consulted with an attorney. He says the guy is probably a scammer. He suggested we offer some money back because we did like $4000 worth of work and he wants his $6000 dollars back. We offer $1000 back now, or wait until we have invoices from subs so we can show receipts on what was done. He fires back that he's going after our bond if he doesn't have all his money back by Monday. I'm like... WTF. No. My lawyer is doubling down that he won't do shit. My lawyer is free. He's my grandpa and did contract law for a decade. He said, "this will happen again. Welcome to business."
My business as a remodeler is 4 years old now. This is the first time this has happened. I've had one other person not pay at the end but that just sucked. This is somehow worse. What to you guys think?
Building a functioning system of outposts takes so much time but I love it
Old Woman has been stalking me in my isolated outpost. She surprised me here
Another planet with zero human activity. It really feels like I'm the first one out here
This is Charbydis II btw
I've been messing around with filters in photo mode. What do you all think?
Galacticat has been busy; taking out the trash can be a full time job
Our Hero stumbled upon a ship in distress. The captain was frantic and it was clear he was not alone on the ship. An all too familiar occurrence in the settled systems, the poor bastard. Unfortunately, she was too late to help the captain this time. May his soul rest in the Blackest Sea. As for the rest of these goons? Their souls can do whatever non-noncoprial thing they wish
At what point do you fire a client?
I got a client who micromanages everything and has no chill. He complains about everything, wants to manage ordering material but creates issues where that can't happen because he won't be home to receive materials... anyway, he's generally being a nightmare. He texts as soon as I leave the house to say he wasn't done with our discussion and I didn't answer his questions. I answered all of them three times and his wife seemed to be apologetic, but he's relentless. I mean, he had a spreadsheet of the work he wants done and we went through line by line and discussed each one.
The dude just texted me at 9:30, Sunday night. Is he insane? We already have him in schedule. He's just stressing and texting me non-stop. I want to fire him.
I think he's looking for excuses to not pay me. I could lien him, of course but I would be happier to walk away from the headache and call it a wash I've done about half his job already and only collected half of the bid. What would you guys do? Am I just too tired to deal or am I reading this situation correctly?