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I recently finished building this #lego #mazdamx5 NA #moc. It's not perfect, in part because I chose to stick with the limited amount of parts that I had lying around, but I think the end result is actually fairly good. While it's not the largest build I've ever done, it's probably been the hardest due to the overall complexity of the subject and parts limitations.

What do you think?

A LEGO model of a first-generation Mazda MX-5 NA, with the headlights up, sitting on a desk. The front and part of the left side are visible. The shot is taken from slightly above the car. There is no windshield on the MX-5, only a small 'stub' of transparent 1 by 1 wedge pieces, due to the limited amount of transparent parts available to me, and difficulty of creating such a windshield using other methods.
A picture of a first-generation Mazda MX5 NA provided for comparison with the pop up headlights up. It is pictured driving around a corner. The front and part of the left side is visible. It is shown at a similar angle to the first photo.
Another picture of the LEGO MX-5 taken from a more 'bird's eye view' perspective. The front, left side, and top are all visible. A bit of the interior can be seen.
A picture of the MX-5 from the front, with it's signature 'smiley' expression.
#legomodel#mazda#cars
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CMUS and MOC are two audio players that are easier to use. They both just work out-of-the-box; you just install them and they just work without editing any configuration files.

Supposedly, MPD and ncmpcpp have more options and features but require editing configuration files to get them both to work properly. After editing a few files, I still could not get them working. Things do not have to be this hard to listen to audio files on Linux.

#Linux#cmus#moc
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