The footage reveals that whale sharks (Rhincodon typus) spend far more time feeding underwater than scientists realized and that they use a surprising variety of foraging techniques that had never been documented before.
Being hidden does not constitute entrapment by most definitions:
Entrapment is a practice in which a law enforcement agent [...] induces a person to commit a crime that the person would have otherwise been unlikely or unwilling to commit.
In US law, it is defined as "the conception and planning of an offense by an officer or agent, and the procurement of its commission by one who would not have perpetrated it except for the trickery, persuasion or fraud of the officer or state agent"
Basically, entrapment is getting someone to commit a crime they would not normally commit for the purpose of arresting them.
I so desperately want someone to make a new MMO mouse with the pinky button like the old Logi G600.
My second one is showing signs of failing. Thankfully I got my first for spare parts, and a new one sealed away for when that time comes.
They used to be like $45 before they discontinued them several years ago. Got my spare one for I think $80 off of eBay. They are going for $300+ new right now 🥲
Having to fold endless boxes with tabs at an old job is why I now leave my thumbnails slightly long. I trim my other nails flush, but leave a bit of thumbnail just for when I need to poke or pry stuff apart.
You can use the cross-eye trick like everyone does to cheat on spot the difference puzzles. The two images have perfectly identical perspectives that you could only achieve if you mounted a camera perfectly and never touched it throughout the entire construction process.
It's just lazy and or low budget puppet/flash animation. It's the type of animation where each body part is a separate png and they are attached by rotating joints.
Here's a good way to visualize chaos vs order in this context. Imagine you have a thousand marbles neatly stacked in a pile like cannonballs are. That's order. They operate as one entity. If you want to move the stack, you must move them all at once and very carefully.
Now imagine those thousand marbles all strewn about your house. They are now a thousand different entities. You can't interact with all of them at once anymore.
You bring order back to the system by stacking the marbles again. It takes a lot of energy to stack them, and, with enough of it, you can return the marbles back to one entity.
Jack has now been void edited :3
My guess is it's super easy to animate, but also provides really intricate details from any angle. Something 3D might not look good from every angle.
Being hidden does not constitute entrapment by most definitions:
Basically, entrapment is getting someone to commit a crime they would not normally commit for the purpose of arresting them.
I got a handful of them somewhere on my computer from my college days graphic design classes
I so desperately want someone to make a new MMO mouse with the pinky button like the old Logi G600.
My second one is showing signs of failing. Thankfully I got my first for spare parts, and a new one sealed away for when that time comes.
They used to be like $45 before they discontinued them several years ago. Got my spare one for I think $80 off of eBay. They are going for $300+ new right now 🥲
Having to fold endless boxes with tabs at an old job is why I now leave my thumbnails slightly long. I trim my other nails flush, but leave a bit of thumbnail just for when I need to poke or pry stuff apart.
100% an AI edit
You can use the cross-eye trick like everyone does to cheat on spot the difference puzzles. The two images have perfectly identical perspectives that you could only achieve if you mounted a camera perfectly and never touched it throughout the entire construction process.
My experience with Lemmy is that pretty much everyone hates AI and there's almost always a person calling out when an image or video seems to be AI.
Honestly you just gotta block the few AI communities and the occasional user.
I rarely block whole instances, but block communities with little hesitation.
At this point, the only AI stuff I see often has tons down votes or is just from a new community I can easily block.
Haven't read it yet, so I can't confirm it 100%, but it looks close enough to my eyes.
This seems to be the sauce
https://dynasty-scans.com/chapters/it_would_be_great_if_you_didnt_exist_ch01#1
Honestly, I just thought it was a screencap of one of those terrible mobile ads...
It's just lazy and or low budget puppet/flash animation. It's the type of animation where each body part is a separate png and they are attached by rotating joints.
Here's a good way to visualize chaos vs order in this context. Imagine you have a thousand marbles neatly stacked in a pile like cannonballs are. That's order. They operate as one entity. If you want to move the stack, you must move them all at once and very carefully.
Now imagine those thousand marbles all strewn about your house. They are now a thousand different entities. You can't interact with all of them at once anymore.
You bring order back to the system by stacking the marbles again. It takes a lot of energy to stack them, and, with enough of it, you can return the marbles back to one entity.
This is just an ad.
In case you need more clarification:
Pic of cow in question: