I'm glad #YouTube added a Recap. And also... it's not great execution.
It seems to almost exclusively rely on watch time, rather than number of videos watched. And I am curious to learn about who I've watched the most, but because I finish almost every video I click on, I am more interested in who I click on the most.
Some of the categories are wacky. Calling #TheRussianBadger gaming news is a stretch, and calling the #Hacksmith a travel vlog is just incorrect
Cool products coming out all the time. But not enough money to buy them all.
This knife is kinda dope:
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbGoesUi48A
* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzLM1lYvkAk
Hacksmith multitool with M390 blade
Oh yes, that's a good point!! Has Musk figured out how to make DarkSabers yet? I mean I know we have LightSabers now, HackSmith makes those
Hallo! I’m trying to get a bit more social interaction in my life, so here I am writing an #introduction post on #Mastodon. 
I’m Jaden (though I go by different names in different circles 
). I have a silly potato (@nuz) and a silly sausage (#sillyDoggy). I’m fairly socially awkward, a bit #autistic and very #ADHD. 
Sometimes I say very little and sometimes I say a whole heck of a lot, depending on the topic. I’ll probably be posting random facts or videos that I find particularly cool/amusing~ 
I love science (and have a PhD in #physics, but was it really worth it? 
) and maker videos that try to bring comic books and fiction to life (shoutout to #Hacksmith and #JLazerVideos, amazing folks)! I also really love technology (in particular, I really like #LTT / #LinusTechTips, although I know he can be a bit problematic 
).
I'm also an avid video gamer! 
I play a lot of #RPG, #Survival, and #Automation games. Some of the ones that I've really enjoyed and/or played recently are:
#Satisfactory (love Coffee Stain Studios!) / #DysonSphereProgram / #Factorio
#Nioh2 / #EldenRing / #WoLongFallenDynasty
#JediFallenOrder / #JediSurvivor (if only it wasn't so laggy 
)
#HorizonZeroDawn / #HorizonForbiddenWest / #BotW / #TotK
#MassEffect / #ScarletNexus / #TalesOfArise / #GodOfWar
#Overwatch / #Overwatch2 / #StarWarsTheOldRepublic / #SWTOR
#DivinityOriginalSin2 / #MidnightSuns / #BaldursGate
Feel free to say hello, boost, follow, or any combo of the above! I'd love to make new friends on here, but I feel awkward a lot, so I might just end up favoriting your posts if I can't figure out what to say 
(but I appreciate you nonetheless! 
)
The reason that The Hacksmith haven't updated as often as of late is because they built a Mech with Legs!
They have now created a video about it. Detailing where they succeed, and in the end failed.
https://youtu.be/xd8dKY6Ozrg
What an impressive project for a YouTuber. Making a massive six legged spider mech and having it actually work is absolutely amazing! Huge props for all the sweat, blood and tears that must have gone into this and getting it to work. #hacksmith what a great engineering video/project!
Just finished watching a #HackSmith video and needed to share. The video talks openly about burnout, depression, entrepreneurs and the reality behind chasing and sometimes catching your dream. Not their usual format/content, but worth watching the entire thing.
Building A Multi-Ton Power Loader For Fun
Exoskeletons, power suits, and iron suits in science fiction have served as the inspiration for many engineers and engineering projects over the years. This is certainly the case at [Hacksmith Industries], where Hackaday alum [James Hobson] has been building a massive mechanical exoskeleton since January 2019, inspired by the P-5000 Power Loader from the Alien movies. (Video, embedded below.)
Unlike the movie version, the [Hacksmith] power loader is not bipedal but built on top of the chassis of a small tracked skid-steer loader. Its existing hydraulic power unit also feeds all the upper body hydraulic cylinders. The upper body maintains the basic look of the movie version and was built from plasma-cut steel sections that fit together with a tab and slot system before being welded. Each arm has five degrees of freedom, controlled by proportional hydraulic valves. The power loader is controlled by an industrial grade control system based on the Raspberry Pi, running ROS.
Every single actuator is capable of applying enough force to kill, so safety is an important consideration in the design. It has emergency stop buttons mounted in several locations, including on a wireless remote. The ROS controller monitors the position of every cylinder using string potentiometers for closed-loop control, and to trigger the emergency stop if an actuator goes out of bounds. The power loader can be controlled by the onboard pilot using a pair of simulator flight controller joysticks, or remotely using a PS4 controller.
[Hacksmith Industries] is clear about the fact that they are building multi-ton power loaded for fun and entertainment, not because it's necessarily practical or a commercially viable product. However, other exoskeletons have proven that they are a viable solution for reducing fatigue and risk of injury for industrial workers, and carrying heavy loads in rough terrain.
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