Pabloster

Platform(s): PC

Genre: 3rd person Space, flying??

Estimated year of release: Late 90's - early 2000's

Graphics/art style: 3d, not super flashy or colorful.

Notable characters: Cannot recall if there were any characters

Notable gameplay mechanics: Flying around in a building, shooting other shipd

Other details: It is some sort of space game where you control a low poly space ship in 3rd person. You'd control the ship and I believe shoot at enemy ships with laser?? while you move around through interior spaces. Enemies weren't always around. The rooms and spaceship didn't have heavy use of textures, it was all very simple. Very liminal-esc spaces. The ship w

Met him right, before COVID, at church. We went to the same small group. Connected, would hang out frequently as he'd just moved into the area. We survived the pandemic.

Now six years later I no longer attend church and hardly see him. Never hear from him either, I'm always the one to reach out. I think what made me the face the reality is he is now engaged and made no effort to introduce his girlfriend/fiance. Not even sure I'll get a wedding invite.

Priorities change and I understand that. Just wondering why it feels like I'm getting dropped after years of friendship.

I'd love to talk to him about it but he's ignored messages and hasn't made any effort. At this point I've given up, ou

When visiting my profile comments I am met with infinity scroll but none of the comments load. See photo None of my own comments are visible.

This only happens on my profile comments page (www.reddit.com/user/YOURUSERNAME/comments/). I can see my comments if I visit my profile.

I hadn't changed any filtering recently and I noticed the profile 2 days ago.

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I just switched from fitbit to garmin, I'm a little shocked that I cannot enter my body fat percentage in Garmin Connect but must use the Index or Index S2 scale to record this information. My scale works perfectly fine and I don't want to spend $150 on new one.

Is there a third party app that integrates with Garmin that will import weight and BF%? My immediate fix is keeping a manual record in excel and importing to Garmin as a CSV file.

I have a lot of experience shooting with an inexpensive full spectrum point and shoot camera using a 590nm IR lens filter filter. I love the look, but I'm looking to upgrade to a larger sensor and found a good second hand camera for a good price, however, this camera is not full spectrum converted but 550nm converted by kolari.

I'm still wanting to shoot 590nm with this new camera, so I am thinking that I'll add a 590nm filter on the lens. But will this be too dark to shoot in handled? I do not have a 550nm filter at home to simulate with my current IR camera.

Yes I realize these are very similar in look but I'm making a large purchase.

I looked you up today, even though I cut you out of my life. It's been what, over 4 years? I guess I hope to see your obituary one of these days. I know that's dark.

I don't know if I'll ever be fully healed, there will always be a piece of the pain you caused inside of me. I imagine that you probably don't think about me anymore, and that hurts. It must be easy for you, or do you have the feeling of a lack of closure like I do?

There has been a lot of healing on my end, I have grown as a person and am stronger. I wouldn't fall for your bullshit now.

And no, I will never reconcile, I will never speak to you again. I will never forget what you did to me.

I made a mistake using my meter and want to run this by other film users before sending to a lab to get developed.

I shot a roll of Delta 400 120 and pushed to 800. However, after finishing the roll I realized I mistakenly had my light meter set with a ND8 filter (which was not on my lens). I was with family and wasn't really thinking, just reading the light meter and shooting.

From what I understand this is a 3 stop difference, would it be better to not push the film now? Since the exposures were 3 times overexposed. I've read about exposure latitude and it seems many people might not develop differently and keep it at ISO 400 as film can be forgiving.

The photos are of a family get toge

I grew up on AiO but haven't listened since probably 2005. Need help finding an episode as I cannot recall details enough to google.

It starts out with Chris suggesting having a parent listen with you as it may scare young listeners. In the episode Whitt gets a voicemail from a woman who is driving. She is concerned she is being followed and in danger. The car that is following her gets closer and closer and ends up hitting her car. The phone call gets disconnected. And it ends on that cliffhanger.

I do not recall any of part 2. It was probably listened to on cassette though, if that helps date it.

EDIT: SOLVED! Thank you Bright-Lion who let me know that it is episode #495 “The Unraveli