Which is exactly why I said the language and the message were fine? The language definitely isn't something that is acceptable in movies today, even in mocking. And I would say the same thing about Tropic Thunder, though not to the same degree.
While the overall message and story are probably fine still, the language and delivery has certainly aged poorly. Not even getting into Brooks himself.
I still absolutely love the movie, but it's the first thing that comes to mind when someone talks about "they couldn't make a movie like that today".
This is the sort of stuff I was excited about AI for in the 2010s when development started showing results. Before tech(bro) companies ruined the term.
By no means an expert or super experienced with 3d Printing, but with the few taller prints I have done myself I've noticed print speed plays a big factor. At the higher speeds, the whole structure jiggles a bit, especially with limited supports.
Maybe someone with more experience will confirm or correct me, but slowing the print down would be my first instinct to prevent it.
I'm pansexual, solidly a millennial, and started using the term nearly a decade and a half ago. Which was late to the game, since the term had been around for about a decade before that.
That isn't storing stock metal, then, it's just hoarding. It doesn't matter the condition, or purpose, or any deals. It's just accumulating -stuff-. It possibly being used for xyz is just superfluous
I guess "hoarding" is the answer I expected, not (they think) it can potentially be useful.
Doesn't sound like they are actually using it. How much stock metal do you need to store if your consumption of the stock metal is (near) zero? Don't think that theory holds weight here.
He added: “I’ve traveled to a country in every continent, and I’ve never not struggled with public transport in the first day. Is it really that odd that Europeans didn’t know the route to the MetLife?”
No, but it is weird when the locals say "that's a bad idea", and the response is "nuh-uh, you just don't understand walking!"
It's really stupid that there is no reasonable, walkable route between those locations. But that's the reality there.
Anyone coding with no backups or version control in place doesn't have anyone to blame but themself for sabotaging their code. A sudden power outage would be their undoing.
Which is exactly why I said the language and the message were fine? The language definitely isn't something that is acceptable in movies today, even in mocking. And I would say the same thing about Tropic Thunder, though not to the same degree.
I love both movies, I want to be clear.
Blazing Saddles can probably fit in there.
While the overall message and story are probably fine still, the language and delivery has certainly aged poorly. Not even getting into Brooks himself.
I still absolutely love the movie, but it's the first thing that comes to mind when someone talks about "they couldn't make a movie like that today".
This is the sort of stuff I was excited about AI for in the 2010s when development started showing results. Before tech(bro) companies ruined the term.
Saaaaaaake
Yeah, I just hate it when I go to a concert and it's all fireworks covering up the music I went to see. Would suck if the opposite happened...
Looks like it fell over, burnt down, then sank into the swamp
This appeared as a moral dilemma
By no means an expert or super experienced with 3d Printing, but with the few taller prints I have done myself I've noticed print speed plays a big factor. At the higher speeds, the whole structure jiggles a bit, especially with limited supports.
Maybe someone with more experience will confirm or correct me, but slowing the print down would be my first instinct to prevent it.
The baseline just changes
I'm pansexual, solidly a millennial, and started using the term nearly a decade and a half ago. Which was late to the game, since the term had been around for about a decade before that.
Anyone else thinking of Wapol and the Isshi-20?
Something like this? I imagine the horse part is the dominant genes
I'm thinking this as well, mildly uncomfortable about something
That isn't storing stock metal, then, it's just hoarding. It doesn't matter the condition, or purpose, or any deals. It's just accumulating -stuff-. It possibly being used for xyz is just superfluous
I guess "hoarding" is the answer I expected, not (they think) it can potentially be useful.
Doesn't sound like they are actually using it. How much stock metal do you need to store if your consumption of the stock metal is (near) zero? Don't think that theory holds weight here.
No, but it is weird when the locals say "that's a bad idea", and the response is "nuh-uh, you just don't understand walking!"
It's really stupid that there is no reasonable, walkable route between those locations. But that's the reality there.
I had a teacher with the surname "Sizemore"
It's worse than we thought, they don't even remember their own user name...
It is imperative that the branch not be damaged
Anyone coding with no backups or version control in place doesn't have anyone to blame but themself for sabotaging their code. A sudden power outage would be their undoing.