in my experience the only way to learn martial arts is to train in a martial art. If you want to learn to fight, well then you need to start fighting people. Full contact full force. The safest way I have experienced fighting was through american boxing. Generally boxing trained to actually get to a match so sparring is for real. Real fighting happens at a much faster pace than you think. Also learning to take and manage damage to your own body and working through pain will give you an edge in a real fight.
even though you weren't being serious, I'd like to add that I've actually seen an electric car made by an individual, so this thing was running on lead acid batteries, that pulled an 8 second quarter-mile.
like, in photoshop you can make selections using selection tools of course, but also using paths and masks and all that. And you can run filters on those masks to effect the selection as you wish.
there is nothing special with the Arduino when you look at it from a technical standpoint. But it all changes when you look at it from a human stand point. Since the release of the Arduino platform I have seen so many more people that would probably never picked up a soldering iron in their lives make cool stuff. The platform itself inspired many, which is much more important than it being some sort of special hardware.
well i havent used gimp for a while but i remember something so simple as layers or fine control of selections was impossible to do when I was using it.
There is a lot that you just cant do in GIMP. A lot of simple stuff. I can't work without photoshop. Also interoperability between other types of software packages makes it fit into a workflow. GIMP stands alone.
"hard where" is a description of what happens when a place or objects or set path in time/space is decided upon. When everyone comes to agreement that the current "where" is assuredly "there", becoming a hard where.
well, I think digital distribution is extremely convenient. If it was priced competitively with the used market more people would be likely to buy games. For example a game comes out on Steam and then after a month or 2 the price can be slashed to used prices. Since the downloads cant be "used" they should price to match used. There is no physical media so distribution costs are negligible and prices can be discounted very well. The way Steam does one day deals or special sales. Those games sell like hot cakes at the low prices. Turning more profit than at full price ever could.
woosh is only stale due to the wooshs themselves drying out the jokes. Over geological time with enough wooshing we might be able to see what new landscape these wooshs can carve out.
Yea F1 is like the best reality show ever. A bunch of rich dudes who participate in the same sport and all the drama that happens off track. Way better than Jersey Shore.
this is a case of an armchair speculation of the situation. It's logical to think that an EV will lose most of it's value due to the life of the battery. But, thats assuming that the battery life is as bad as you think it is.The Prius is doing just fine.
Basing a speculation on one facet of a system that you can wrap your head around doesn't give an answer. Despite potential battery life issues current electric and battery containing offerings sell very high in the aftermarket. Everyone is snatching up any vehicle that can save money on gas.
When one company sells something that customers want and then another competing company matches their price/product/etc to access those customers, that is competition.
When one company decides to force a product to become worse but cost the same and then another one follows suit. That's something else.
It may or may not actually involve collusion but it sure doesn't do anything good for the customers.
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I just want to play a game like that! Is there any around?
If only we could make software content that could spread and extract license fees...
I was thinking just that!
fine then, I'm moving to the moon!
As opposed to countries where you get healthcare :/
either or is fine, then I would be rich. That's all that matters in America :/
I need to become a lawyer!
in my experience the only way to learn martial arts is to train in a martial art. If you want to learn to fight, well then you need to start fighting people. Full contact full force. The safest way I have experienced fighting was through american boxing. Generally boxing trained to actually get to a match so sparring is for real. Real fighting happens at a much faster pace than you think. Also learning to take and manage damage to your own body and working through pain will give you an edge in a real fight.
even though you weren't being serious, I'd like to add that I've actually seen an electric car made by an individual, so this thing was running on lead acid batteries, that pulled an 8 second quarter-mile.
like, in photoshop you can make selections using selection tools of course, but also using paths and masks and all that. And you can run filters on those masks to effect the selection as you wish.
there is nothing special with the Arduino when you look at it from a technical standpoint. But it all changes when you look at it from a human stand point. Since the release of the Arduino platform I have seen so many more people that would probably never picked up a soldering iron in their lives make cool stuff. The platform itself inspired many, which is much more important than it being some sort of special hardware.
well i havent used gimp for a while but i remember something so simple as layers or fine control of selections was impossible to do when I was using it.
There is a lot that you just cant do in GIMP. A lot of simple stuff. I can't work without photoshop. Also interoperability between other types of software packages makes it fit into a workflow. GIMP stands alone.
of course. Though, if you look for the meaning behind it you will see that it is pissing on modern art. Hence it getting on your shoes.
"hard where" is a description of what happens when a place or objects or set path in time/space is decided upon. When everyone comes to agreement that the current "where" is assuredly "there", becoming a hard where.
well, I think digital distribution is extremely convenient. If it was priced competitively with the used market more people would be likely to buy games. For example a game comes out on Steam and then after a month or 2 the price can be slashed to used prices. Since the downloads cant be "used" they should price to match used. There is no physical media so distribution costs are negligible and prices can be discounted very well. The way Steam does one day deals or special sales. Those games sell like hot cakes at the low prices. Turning more profit than at full price ever could.
My favorite aspect of "Fountain" is that, the way it is arranged, if you did try to use it as a urinal you'd end up with piss on your shoes.
If you pissed on most modern art you would end up with piss on your shoes.
maybe he just wont let go of his 2400 baud?
woosh is only stale due to the wooshs themselves drying out the jokes. Over geological time with enough wooshing we might be able to see what new landscape these wooshs can carve out.
Yea F1 is like the best reality show ever. A bunch of rich dudes who participate in the same sport and all the drama that happens off track. Way better than Jersey Shore.
this is a case of an armchair speculation of the situation. It's logical to think that an EV will lose most of it's value due to the life of the battery. But, thats assuming that the battery life is as bad as you think it is.The Prius is doing just fine.
Basing a speculation on one facet of a system that you can wrap your head around doesn't give an answer. Despite potential battery life issues current electric and battery containing offerings sell very high in the aftermarket. Everyone is snatching up any vehicle that can save money on gas.
not success just skip to profit!
If lil ol' me could find hard evidence I think those companies would be in a lot of trouble.
I dunno man. The fact that there are 85 million Farmville players says something.
When one company sells something that customers want and then another competing company matches their price/product/etc to access those customers, that is competition.
When one company decides to force a product to become worse but cost the same and then another one follows suit. That's something else.
It may or may not actually involve collusion but it sure doesn't do anything good for the customers.