andrew_bidlaw @ andrew_bidlaw @sh.itjust.works

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Thank you. What's the average cost in your place?

My focus distance is around one meter, I can't really tell whatever happens above it.

If there's some service to fix it, I'd love to.

Don't be sorry, that's good that you are against commercial influx into our Fediverse communities. I hated it on reddit myself and I can get behind what you was thinking and why it triggered you. I just can't help myself by word it like it's an ad.

It can't be a commercial if there's no product lol.

It's a thought I had in a shower. Why it's worse than any post in the new here?

Codebooks, codes and use of ephemisms to describe scertain things are very, very ancient.

Using electric machines with sophisticated software can be tough to explain, but I'm sure those who used cyphers to encrypt their messages as far as 18th century warfare or even earlier can get around that fancy thing that also does it for them for they don't need to memorise anything.

That, or joining some hardcore cult because the weight of responsibility is tiring and it's so easy to delegate your will to some bullshit explanation of how everything is and what everyone should be doing. Many flies can't lie how eating shit is calming.

I can't read the article for it opens some 1x1 gif at loading, but I suspect they'd only need to write a long form proof of why they need to use exactly that foreign brand for their work etc, and probably if they also have the leverage to do so (so many get filtered out, maybe). That's how it works in Russia for plenty of years after we proclaimed we'd replace imported goods with something we don't even produce lol.

no vidya?

Do you have something to provide or configure for them, like adjusting mic, camera, light, whatever? The idea is - you do something better for them, you wink at each other and then you go in the opposite direction. When you work like that, you are perceived as a different kind of a person, like a photographer, with all rights to smoothly break rules to produce the best result without a punishment. I worked like that some time ago and the ability to confidently walk on the stage and fix critical fuck ups while chameleoning with the background is one of the things I'm grateful to learn. Except for chromokey, you pop like a bloody wound on the chromokey bg and that's hard to edit out.

And as I see you've already escaped. That's great.

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Does DSP mean we would be able to average\limit the gain on them? Some creators master audio too conservative when the others try to blow ones ears from one's head.

Is it by any chance a mixture fire show artists use during festivals and events?

Just look at that Hollywood smile. Is it a classic superhero movie with a modern twist? I bet he took some cats from the trees when dropping his bike in the park.

Insurance is not unlike gambling, but gambling seems comparatively more fair and less insidious.

Oh yeah, that final scene. Weird how they pulled that off. I feel like the tension between characters + soundtrack + masterful cuts made it way less boring than just 'three dudes are looking at each other for ten minutes' (:

In a conflict with most of my friends, I can't watch short form content and TikToks give me something akin to claustrophoby with an intense urgent want to stop watching it, I guess it's called sensory overload. On the opposite side, I enjoy old boring movies they can't stand watching on 1x. That makes me an old man wise of the ways of the past in many conversations, even if I'm younger than the person I talk to.

I can sleep through the night in the pose of the dead (on the back, hands and legs spread wide) without moving at all.

My linguistic capabilities let me create a text passing as an original one even when I copypaste and rewrite, that is suddenly a big problem for everyone else in the academia.

Free public transit and then a transition of car leasing businesses into public sector too so owning a car would be unnecessary and needed changes like switching to e-cars and building infrastructure goes smooth and according to general city planning. Regular commutes make people unequal in that it costs some people hours of life and a wad of cash to compete, and it's possible to undo the latter and ease the first. It doesn't sound like a non-issue if we consider districts sometimes getting inhabited by people sharing culture, religion etc, so having a shitty or expensive transport connection to that exact area basically means they have less opportunity to work\study\shop\whatever in the city center. 300 billions is what it'd likely cost to transit a couple of russian states to public transportation miracle as an experiment, this includes buyout of a leaser, renewing public fleet of vehicles, upping wages in that sphere so it becomes a place to compete for, compensating the lack of revenue (like it has some lol) and building a charging infrastructure with a sane distance between charging posts. Ah, and they buyout of private cars into that leasing to reduce the amount of them.

One point to consider though is that this dream is kinda unneeded in the current climate because gvnmt tracking all your car rides is exactly what you wouldn't like. Right now speedcams is a less optimal way they track everyone, and giving them an actual GPS data would trivialize surveiliance.

Man had a perfect portfolio.

The lidar drama is why Tesla without Musk could overtake global EV market, but they have him.