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I've been trying to urge my hands on an NES Classic for the last 6 months, but I've refused to pay the many dollars that they're selling for on eBay by scalpers. So, I figured I might just wait until Nintendo But, now I'm being told that they've actually canceled the NES classic, which there'll be no more production of it. So, I assumed it had been time to seem into, you Know, maybe a number of the alternatives. Now, of course, you'll accompany the first NES, like this one. They're not hard to seek out. There's many them out there.  But they are doing tend to truly cost quite bit lately and that they do have some maintenance issues, plus you've got to gather the particular physical hardware cartridges. EBay and amazon are just suffering from aftermarket consoles, so I made a decision to select up a couple of them to seem at . the primary one I'm getting to show you here is named the 8-Bit computer game System. This was the most cost effective...

So funny story, I often leave youtube on in the background while I build lego (I like the background noise). I was building the lego ideas version and the shuffle of one of my playlists took me to this video. And I was like "well that's nice". on the plus side I was able to identify the different parts of the station while I built it. I stumbled upon this channel from my recommended list.  Amazing animations!  Really great work Jared, very well researched and presented.  I had no idea the ISS was that big or had that many modular additions.  I have a whole new appreciation for just how exceptional the ISS is for human achievement. I want to give you a detailed look  at the station. We’re gonna look at each module in the order that they were assembled. The International Space Station, or ISS,  took many years to become a reality. It was never actually built in it original form. There were lots of redesigns, and its funding was almost completely cut by US Con...