Where did you buy them though? First thing I thought of was fakes, which are sold pretty much everywhere online.

I know you said official, but did you actually check that?

One solution are implants, of course.

But not all breasts are made alike. Some contain more gland tissue, others more fat. Also, fat deposition in the body, and consequentially, where a person looses fat first and foremost when they go lean, depends mostly on genetics. Their body might favor reducing fat around the abdominal area first before going for the breasts.

That being said, when you go this lean, breasts size will most likely always be affected, but all the above factors may contribute to a person still maintaining a decent size.

I see you haven’t been to the Netherlands.

If the subtitles are actual subtitles and not dubs, you can extract timestamps from the audio with a model such as whisper + timestamp support. You could then optimize the overlap of timestamps in the subtitle format (e. g. SRT) with the timestamps provided by the model. That would give you a best fit delay, potentially even shifting over time.

Given that you’re in a browser and don’t even have access to the subtitle data, that’s a purely theoretical exercise. While it might be possible to retrieve the subtitles from the site / API the browser is using and then set the delay in the browser component as well, that’d be far too much effort vs. switching to a better playback method.

You could, however, compute the best match and set that manually, if that’s all you’re after, i. e. skip the automation part. You’d still need to access the source audio and subtitles.

If the audio is in a different language, all bets are off, there is nothing to sync against. Translations also won’t help, since there are multiple ways to translate any given source material, and the origin and length don’t match up between languages, naturally.

Interesting. What’s the particular application that would warrant that? I’m asking because conformal coating could be applied easier.

Also, do. you plan to stick to a certain resin, or do you have a little test setup to adjust for e. g. differences in viscosity?

I honestly have no idea what he means by that.

That’s pretty much it. The common explanation is “light and force fields”, with some replication for spice.

That’s fine, but round corners are not only an anesthetic choice, but also a structural one. Sharp corners and abrupt changes in geometry in general are bad for stress concentration, impact resistance and honestly also for handling.

I don’t think it matters here much, and if I’m not mistaken, there is even a slight radius on the corners.

Hey hey now, leave my bath salts alone.

Like the texture and paint job. What’s the process?

I love that you made it out of cardboard. That’s a reasonable material for the job, easy to work with and the whole thing has a great re-use/recycle vibe to it.

That’s widely reported, but not true. Maybe the first Hollywood movie to be released with full color correction.

The first movie that went thorough a complete digital processing step was the Swedish movie “Zingo” in the mid 90s. There is another one that got partially processed, but the name eludes me just now.

Anyway, Jason X was also color graded before O Brother Where Art Thou, but eventually did not get released for a couple of years.

It’s probably correct that an obscure Swedish comedy didn’t have any influence on modern editing techniques though, so I only consider those references valid for the question of who really did it first.

An OM-3 or a Lumix GM5 are both absolutely portable, even more so than typical mirrorless bodies. Unfortunately, the OM-3 is a flagship camera, and the GM5 has turned into a collector’s item, so both are expensive.

Not really, no. Signal was released more or less exactly a year later than WhatsApp (May 2010 vs May 2009), which, if you look at the 17 years since then, doesn’t really matter that much.

However, broad adoption rates in messaging apps are typically achieved by e. g. funny emoji sets vs. encryption, and the early versions of Signal were pretty barebone.

That’s alright, if it’s new to you, you simply didn’t want to damage it. If they sit around for a while, they magically tend to accumulate the tiniest amount of gunk, which makes them hard to unscrew - or maybe someone put tue gronk on it, which, was already mentioned, you really shouldn’t do.

Picture shows the iPhone Duo, a new iPhone with a foldable screen, enabling both the person holding the phone and an implied observer just barely visible on the right of the frame to view the screen, thereby making the depicted scene a 3 person interaction.

Now, there are other interactions involving three persons, some of them living under the umbrella term cuckold, hence making the device’s foldable screen the cuck screen.

It is actually not. It damages the environment, deprives people of drinking water, is addictive and makes people dumber as they begin to rely on it.

1. You could start by typing cd and use tab completion to explore your target folder(s). This would require at least a rudimentary knowledge of what you’re looking for so you can prefix your search

2. If you really want to explore the contents and pick your target without knowing anything in advance, cd "$(find . -type d | fzf)" would give you a smart browser. You can of course replace ‘.’ with any base directory you like. Requires fzf.

3. In general, zoxide can help with navigation.

4. If you want to stay a purist, I’d go for simply recalling your last ls command from the history and replacing it with cd. An example has been given in the thread already.

But did you like it eventually?

I’ll come forward and admit I fucking love mushrooms, and some facts in this book blew my mind. It’s one of my favorite, non-fiction books.

I opened the link and immediately suspected it must be the son of Rupert Sheldrake, brother to Merlin Sheldrake, the mycologist. It was.

Merlin’s book is rather amazing: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entangled_Life

Overall, interesting family.