`It can fire more than 1,000 “shots”, each lasting no more than two seconds.`

i'm confused by the wording

does that mean each shot can be 2 seconds

And it would explode in high discharge applications unless a good chunk of that was heat mitigation

or 1000 shots maximum at shortest duration

I thought my google was sperging out with dates at first https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thai_calendar

Let's talk light guns and laser weapons that cause cancer in <#189467888657235970> thanks

turns out, thai years are 543 years ahead

I think it fires for two seconds, then charges.

@transience it does that on their windows too

taiwan has minguo years (years since the founding of republic of china) but i think google still uses gregorian calendar, which seems used in day to day life anyway

it's just official stuff and receipts that seem to use minguo years

How backwards, someone needs to come by again and introduce the year of our lord to the heathens

minguo is usually only used for government stuff

because it was mandated a long time ago and now it's a matter of legacy support in terms of records keeping

modern businesses will use western dating

some things like expiration dates are still in minguo

although it varies, some use it and some don't

all the stuff i bought today from familymart, for example, uses western dating

my 7-11 receipts were in minguo iirc

i think all the lottery receipts are?

just pulled a few out

nope

all my 7-11 and familymart receipts are the modern format

>he plays the lotto

no, i don't believe he does

all the receipts you're given in taiwan carry with them a lotto number

you can scan them with an app and win money

Oh, thats lond of weird but neat

it was done to encourage tax compliance

even the old-style long and straight non-digital receipts that don't have QR codes that i just looked at

they use western dating

the actual receipt material, though, that the receipt is printed on

it uses minguo dating

to specify the lotto period

minguo on this familymart receipt

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oh right

i'm looking right below it

there should be a western date as well on the receipt