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Being an 80s kid playing a lot of arcade growing up this game was pretty rare to find so I don't have a lot of memory of details, but it's a vertical side scroller where you control the characters(people) on the ground. If I recall correctly you could choose different characters that shoots different types of bullets(unless they were all power-ups). I think it was modern-themed, gets very cluttered with fast bullets, at some point you could shoot a ton of rockets. There was also a flamethrower. Sorry there isn't much to work with.

I can't believe I'm making another post just a couple of weeks after my last one about RS3 which was a dud upon unpacking due to inability to activate.

I've decided to give DJI gimbal another go since the RS4 was just released this week. I unpacked everything and set it up. Installed my Sony A7C & Sigma 24-70mm F2.8 on it (total weight 1.34kg), Spent half an hour to make sure it is perfectly balanced. Turned it on and downloaded the app, connected via bluetooth and it asked to update the firmware right away which I did, and I was able to activate it through the app this time and the gimbal comes to life.

Then I ran calibration, no issues. PF mode seems ok while still, however as soon as

Hey guys, I just bought a brand new RS3 and just tried setting it up for the 1st time.

After balancing it I turned it on and downloaded the Ronin app(which is sketchy AF that it is not in the app store), connected the gimbal through the app, and nothing happens. I watched the official video and it shows that there's supposed to be an activation prompt within the app after it established connection but I never got that. Currently the gimbal is sitting in sleep mode, the motor has not moved once and no calibration or restoring settings works.

I've restarted the gimbal, reinstalled the app, even created different accounts within the app, nothing works. Both software and hardware seems to be

Hey folks! So I managed to barely pass the CSCP exam yesterday with a score of 304, and wanted to share my experience.

Let me just start by saying that I truly loathed this entire studying journey. The material from the learning system was the most dry, stale, uninteresting, tedious, lifeless writings I've ever read my whole life. As soon as I started reading the 1st module after I purchased the package last year I knew I was gonna just hate it and was almost regretting my decision because of how much it stressed me out from just not understanding a damn thing after reading a chapter. I'm convinced the materials were written in such painfully unnecessary ways intentionally, to purposefully

So we're expecting our 2nd one now. Our 1st one had my name(I'm the father) and with our 2nd one the wife thinks it's only fair to let the 2nd one have her last name, and insists that that's how it's going to go. We got into a pretty serious argument over this. I like to abide by tradition and don't want any uncessessary drama due to our 2 kids having separate last names. I don't want them to grow up thinking they're different than siblings in other families, and end up having it cause some kind of a division; or raising any eyebrows in other people and their kids. Meanwhile she thinks she should have just as much right to pass down her family name as I do. I mean I can understand how she f

Hi folks! We hired some contractors to do our basement laminate flooring, but afterwards there's a spot where the the laminate is floating, and sinks while stepped on. We contacted the contractors again about this and they said they're not responsible for leveling the concrete sub-floor first before installing the laminate, and that if they fill in the dip it will cause other areas to slope as well.

The thing is that we couldn't have known about the uneven area before they did the flooring or we would've told them to fill it before they did the flooring. My question is that are the contractors usually supposed to level the concrete first or it's up to homeowners to know and tell them to do