
DaEvil1
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Just thought I'd leave this here since I searched for ages and couldn't find a solution online, so others may find this if they have a similar issue:
So my problem was that I wanted to playback content with the native framerate (ie 24hz for movies in particular). At first I tried this in Netflix and it just wouldn't work. If I ran Shield at 24hz and opened the app I would get a network error, and if I used the refresh rate app to switch inapp it would play the buffered content at the right framerate for a minute before I got an error on the network.
At first I thought it was a Netflix problem, but after trying other apps as well, I experienced the same issues there. After a lot of trial an
I think it starts off with a clip that's similar to something like "My grandpa told me that whenever you want something electric to work, you give it a good bash!", it has samples/clips from Macgyver, Back to the Future amongst others. It starts with everyone bashing whatever they want to work in a rythmical fashion, then eventually they start making it work.
EDIT: Found it. It's Percussive maintenance by Duncan Robson
I remember a reddit post where a game studio CEO explained why they started with microtransactions and/or preorders after getting pushback from the community about it. And explained that they did so to help eliminate crunch time, and prevent layoffs, and give them more predictable day-to-day operations. It felt like it was pretty reasonable and gave people some food for thought about the whole situation.
I think it goes something like this (probably wildly inaccurate, but I think you get the overall idea): There's a famous chick in the background, and the guy says what he's going to do and that people will laugh, then stop laugh around the 5th time, but whne they get to the 10th time or so they start laughing again in desperation because it never ends. and he just keeps shouting something like "Katie is riding her bike is riding her bike" or something weird like that, while the girl in the background is dancing around in circles.
Solved. I got it from radiolab originally: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-g7Az9o6cpo
It's that time of year again. I was originally gonna make a post about this in the mid-season thread since there was discussion there, but at this point I veered far from the original point, so on the off chance that people may have changed their opinion since the last time I aired this, I thought I'd make a thread about dropping the redraft:
I think a lot of the issues with the league of this simply stems from having a redraft from season to season, having the league only really matter in terms of playoffs along with combining teams with majors and minors.
- Captaining is a headache because you have to control 10+ players, and it sucks to say to someone that they're benched and have to w
This is related to the current clusterfuck that's going on. I don't really want to pass judgment on who's right in which aspect of the drama, because I think that's secondary to something important that a lot of people seem to miss when they make their arguments. And I like a lot of people from several sides, which is a big reason why I think this is an important point to bring up:
Be very careful when asessing the value of another person
This applies to life in general, but specifically here, what I'm talking about is TagPro Skill. It has become very evident over the last 1-2 years that the perceived value of a player lies in their TagPro skills. The higher your TagPro skill is, the l
If people are interested in variations with small changes and/or changes to colors, I should be able to provide that.
