Additionally, in old school anime, they only put them into scenes when they really needed them, and only made them move when they really, really needed it.
It's easier to toss some mediocre 3d models into a scene. So we get weird, unnecessary vehicles more often. Also weird horses. So many weird horses.
Thankfully, my job is over explaining technical concepts to people who need the information for a short period, every couple of months. They're generally very appreciative that I can hold the information and explain it to them when they need.
Nobody knows much about me, but they know I'm helpful.
My daily driver is a 2003, I had to buy an aftermarket stereo to get Bluetooth.
Recently I borrowed a friend's Tesla for a week, and that was a god damned hostile experience.
Shift into reverse - from a touchscreen, mind - and suddenly the entire cabin comes alive with beeps and pings, the dashboard changes to 3 different cameras, none of which show me what's happening to the sides of the car. The 3d overview diagram does almost a good enough job, but is that a trash can, a person, or a telephone pole? The computer isn't sure.
On top of that, the blind spots are huge and the back window is tiny and heavily tinted, so I have to use the screens to some extent.
If I was my car, I'd have turned half that shit off.
P to P is potentially laggier, especially in farther-flung areas. It's less secure, since the server is someone's machine. So it's easier for cheaters to do their thing. You also need to run a whole server alongside the client, so you need to leave a reasonable amount of perf overhead on your recommended machine that you could otherwise dedicate to just running the client.
That said, it's cheaper to run and easier to maintain at EoL. So tradeoffs.
Picture quality on the One Pro is amazing. Crisp and clear.
Sound is really good. Image is stable, but reacts weird in moving vehicles when using the body anchor mode since it can't know about the motion of the vehicle.
I wish the fov was a little wider, but it's one of the best in the industry, so I'm nitpicking. My biggest complaint is that it gets a little warm, and has to rest on your forehead for the best view.
But it's effectively replaced my TV in most cases.
I also have a Viture One. Image quality on it kinda bad - it's lower resolution and the chromatic aberration is pretty severe at the edges. Also, the way the screen prisms are set up also gets you a reflection of your shirt. But it feels sturdier and the proprietary cable is easier to attach in the dark so it's nicer for travel.
Don't go expecting religious folks to be logical about where they draw all the lines. "Mary-worshiping heathens" was the common line. Also all the saints were seen as idolatry, like Prole says.
I grew up Lutheran and we didn't really consider Catholics Christian. So I assume most Christians don't consider LDS folks Christian. Unless they're trying to pad their stats.
I'm in my 40s and just recently diagnosed. When I was a kid I just felt like a kid. Didn't feel particularly like I was left out or excluded.
But I had a pretty accepting family. I started feeling like I didn't fit in once I moved out into the working world.
Peanut butter goes directly on the bottom slice of bread, then the jelly (or jam, or honey) gets spread on top of the peanut butter. That way you can mix the two flavors together.
Top is either a blank slice of bread, or you can spread a thin layer of PB or dairy butter on the slice to prevent it from soaking up the wetter spread if you won't be eating the sandwich right away.
On Samsung phones, you can download Sound Assistant from the Samsung store and turn on Multi Sound. Prevents most of this.
Additionally, in old school anime, they only put them into scenes when they really needed them, and only made them move when they really, really needed it. It's easier to toss some mediocre 3d models into a scene. So we get weird, unnecessary vehicles more often. Also weird horses. So many weird horses.
Those sliders were pretty stiff
Thankfully, my job is over explaining technical concepts to people who need the information for a short period, every couple of months. They're generally very appreciative that I can hold the information and explain it to them when they need. Nobody knows much about me, but they know I'm helpful.
My daily driver is a 2003, I had to buy an aftermarket stereo to get Bluetooth. Recently I borrowed a friend's Tesla for a week, and that was a god damned hostile experience. Shift into reverse - from a touchscreen, mind - and suddenly the entire cabin comes alive with beeps and pings, the dashboard changes to 3 different cameras, none of which show me what's happening to the sides of the car. The 3d overview diagram does almost a good enough job, but is that a trash can, a person, or a telephone pole? The computer isn't sure. On top of that, the blind spots are huge and the back window is tiny and heavily tinted, so I have to use the screens to some extent. If I was my car, I'd have turned half that shit off.
P to P is potentially laggier, especially in farther-flung areas. It's less secure, since the server is someone's machine. So it's easier for cheaters to do their thing. You also need to run a whole server alongside the client, so you need to leave a reasonable amount of perf overhead on your recommended machine that you could otherwise dedicate to just running the client.
That said, it's cheaper to run and easier to maintain at EoL. So tradeoffs.
Ok online randos, recommend something like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HYHdkEYdQE Please
Something scheduled that gets canceled 5 minutes before it's supposed to happen.
Picture quality on the One Pro is amazing. Crisp and clear. Sound is really good. Image is stable, but reacts weird in moving vehicles when using the body anchor mode since it can't know about the motion of the vehicle. I wish the fov was a little wider, but it's one of the best in the industry, so I'm nitpicking. My biggest complaint is that it gets a little warm, and has to rest on your forehead for the best view. But it's effectively replaced my TV in most cases.
I also have a Viture One. Image quality on it kinda bad - it's lower resolution and the chromatic aberration is pretty severe at the edges. Also, the way the screen prisms are set up also gets you a reflection of your shirt. But it feels sturdier and the proprietary cable is easier to attach in the dark so it's nicer for travel.
Don't go expecting religious folks to be logical about where they draw all the lines. "Mary-worshiping heathens" was the common line. Also all the saints were seen as idolatry, like Prole says.
I was tempted to get an HHR back in the day, but they didn't offer manual transmission.
Ended up getting a similarly divisive Subaru Baja.
I grew up Lutheran and we didn't really consider Catholics Christian. So I assume most Christians don't consider LDS folks Christian. Unless they're trying to pad their stats.
Technically, the paper doesn't need to have been punched, that's why they're pointy. You can just jam them through the paper and open the veins.
I'm in my 40s and just recently diagnosed. When I was a kid I just felt like a kid. Didn't feel particularly like I was left out or excluded. But I had a pretty accepting family. I started feeling like I didn't fit in once I moved out into the working world.
It was under a removable panel. If you didn't have a Sega CD, you probably didn't have a good reason to go looking for it.
I've tried to make the jump from PS to Gimp a bunch of times and never succeeded. But moving from PS to Krita was easy.
Peanut butter goes directly on the bottom slice of bread, then the jelly (or jam, or honey) gets spread on top of the peanut butter. That way you can mix the two flavors together. Top is either a blank slice of bread, or you can spread a thin layer of PB or dairy butter on the slice to prevent it from soaking up the wetter spread if you won't be eating the sandwich right away.
My mom used to spread peanut butter on the bottom slice and dairy butter on the top slice for the jelly proofing.
The Odin line can already run Linux, so I feel relatively safe with mine.
Xreal One Pro head-mounted display glasses. They've really changed how I watch TV shows and movies.