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Like is there a play style that draws less attention to you or is the game entirely just luck of if you get found right away?

I've never successfully hidden from the shape, he always finds me fast. I am guessing he gets noise indicators so holding breath is necessary, but does he get any other clues about where you are?

I have a u-bass and I am using Ray Brown's Bass Method book to learn. I know this thing is built around standup bass, but I still think it will be a great learning tool for me.

There isn't a lot of explanation on what the notation means (I'm on the first page)

I am assuming the numerals above the music is the note position in the scale (first note second third, so on) and the string listed above the staff is the string you're supposed to play the notes on.

What I don't get is the Arabic numerals on the bottom of the staff, is that the finger you're supposed to use to press the fretboard or is it the finger to pluck with is it entire

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I am going to start building a new dual stick, with the goal of being able to use the sticks as analog joysticks. Most fight sticks have 4-8 direction, is there good sources of sticks that function more like an analog joystick?

Can someone explain this to me? My understanding is that survivors are mostly just skins since they're all the same mechanically and you can put any perk on any survivor. So the only real difference between them is the sounds they make and how visible they are. So why is Shane's escape rate the best across all regions?

So I've been looking at cold plunge technology and I've been wondering, wouldn't it work and be relatively cheap to run a water pump and tubing through a very cheap mini fridge to effectively get the same result as a dedicated water chiller? Considering the prices it seem rather cheap too. I know some people build plunges out of freezers and I wonder if the end result is mostly the same?

What am I missing in my thinking here?

This is one I bet a fair few of you experience. I'm sure anyone who works in an office with a cube set up is familiar with the opened concept design. It's basically the one that jams the most people in the smallest space, but also allows managers to look over everyone's shoulders easiest. It's a very unfun work environment, but one managers love because it justifies their role and makes them think they can keep everyone honest. One of the things a lot of work places (mine included) seems to be very uptight about is the idea that we need to embrace the open concepts.

However, this runs completely contrary to our training, which involves yearly CJIS certification and wouldn't you know? C

It's all this sub and steam machine has become, it's very distracting, completely non-constructive and a waste of time. I get people want to vent, but like give us a single venting mega thread or something and ban any other new threads on the subject, for the love of all things good!

Thank you for my ted talk.

Trying to alter memory on a device I own. The first four bits 0000: D9 CF 26 30 I'm pretty sure are a checksum, and everything I alter the data after this the device resets (presumably due to checksum failure) I am pretty sure I need to recalculate this whenever I alter the data but I'm not sure what the checksum is. I have multiple dumps and can get more (as many as I want/need) but I'm not sure how to proceed in figuring it out or brute forcing it. Any tips would be appreciated in where to start.

Usually they're in a situation where the enemy is camping them too. It almost always results in you getting killed. I need to start taking necro so I can revive them and they can die again and just shut up with asking me to rush into bad situations.

One of my biggest flaws as a player is rushing in to support bad decisions from team mates.

You don't get booted from the game, just a session, you get a dumb message about a invitation going bad or something but you lose your hunter. Considering how much this game can make it a pain to get say a level 50, losing a hunter to something that has nothing to do with game play is unacceptable. It should be clear enough to them when a connected player is booted from a game session and entirely on their side and to compensate. Don't take the hunter at a minimum. This seems to be happening more and more lately, since this last patch two sessions have done this to me. Fixing the bug would be great, but ensuring this bug or any future bug that causes a similar situation doesn't cost

My painted has been having worsening edema for about a week or so now, I am asking here as something of a shot in the dark, as I am losing hope.

The turtle is at least 20 years old, but it could be older as he is a rescue. His diet consists of tetra reptomin with romaine lettuce. He is still eating (daily), though decreased.

He is spending most of his time basking and swimming a lot less, no sunken eyes. Blood values indicated slight elevated white count and reduced kidney function (the vet expected this).

The thought was maybe antibiotics would help if the kidney issues were related to an infection, but it's been 2-3 days with no real signs of improvement (in fact the edema seems wors

For Teams who have been successful with the First Impact Award, we see in the rules that in order for the judges to consider the video it must be part of the presentation, of course that eats up a lot of presentation time. We know submitting a video is required as part of the application but do teams generally show the video in the presentation or not? What are the pros and cons?

Hello,

I am looking to chat with anyone who lives in Samoa and uses the online customer service for the water authority, be that paying bills, looking at consumption or really anything else. Extra bonus if anyone who works for the water authority would be willing to share their experiences with the system. My organization is looking at the company that provides that software solution and we're trying to gather data on real work experiences using them.

I know this is a bit of a long shot, but I'd love to hear anything anyone wants to share.

Thank you