Pyrowman

I understand it's not an average. I'm not going to live another 20 years. It's either a shorter or a longer life. But does it mean I have a 50/50 shot of making it to my retirement age (67 in my country), for instance? Is there a bell curve? I was never good at statistics and would like to understand it better.

It's an old video, I estimate late 00's to early 10's. A man (professor?) is standing in front of a a projector screen giving a presentation or lecture, only his vocabulary consists only of one word. He still uses intonation as if he's forming sentences, but it's just the same word over and over again. His slides are also just filled with that same word, but otherwise structured to look like what could be an actual presentation: bullet points, graphs, diagrams, etc.

The only reason I have trouble finding it is because I forgot the word in question. I believe it had three syllables.

The t-shirt is a parody of the "it's called anime, dad" shirt. It features Spock (from Star Trek) crying and the text "it's called a star war, dad" in comic sans below it. I have been looking for it occasionally for a few years now, but still haven't found it.

Googling/Binging didn't work and I don't know how to search web.archive.org for this. ChatGPT wasn't any help either, though that was perhaps a far stretch.

I would really like to own this shirt.

Aside from having it hooked up to some hardware, I occasionally use my KSP to control software instruments in FL Studio. I also use it for effects and mixing.

This is great, until I record something in the sequencer or use the transport buttons in any way. It enables the recorder in FL or turns on its metronome, which is then picked up by Audacity (because recording my hardware in FL is even more of a nightmare).

I tried looking for a MIDI filter setting in FL, but there is none. I don't feel like buying a piece of hardware with a MIDI filter, just to connect the KSP to my DAW. Does anyone have an idea?

EDIT: The solution (though not exactly what I was looking for) is to set the 'Transpor

My apologies beforehand, I'm not a very good coder and I'm winging it most of the time. But recently I've learned about the power of scripts and now I'm trying to create my own.

Basically, I'm trying to create a 'shake' script, but in stead of abruptly ending it, I want it to decrease to 0 over time. I can do it without a script. For instance, here's an object that shakes when hit by another object:

Create event: //posx and posy make sure the object's eventually returns to it's original position after shaking. posx = x; posy = y; shake = 0;

Step event:

// I'm doing this with a temporary variable, but I'm not sure if a 'with' statement is perhaps better
var bullet