unusual_algorithm

I'm a photographer working on a project in Moncton involving what it means to have a sense of belonging and how people impact their surroundings/how surroundings impact people.

I'm not looking for people with a certain aesthetic or background, age, etc. If you're asking "Why me?" or thinking you're not the right person, you're exactly the right person. You don't have to have a story to tell but I'm all ears if you do.

Everything will be environmental, no studios or a large crew. Just me!

Please send me a PM if you're willing to sit or know someone that is.

2015 SXT w/96k kms

Few days ago I kept getting stability control and ABS service warnings, noticed no actual issues and the warnings stopped popping within a day.

Now when driving, I'm getting a knock in the rear when I'm coasting, gets worse as speed increases and eventually causes a bad vibration. Goes away on power or when braking. No noticable issues shifting.

It's going in for service tomorrow but was wondering if anyone had any thoughts.

Sorry for the shit title.

And for making you do a vs thread. I'll keep it quick..

Need a new laptop. Currently have a '12 MBP 15 retina w/ 8GB RAM and 256GB storage. It's dying. I can hear it wheezing its metal death song.

I use my laptop for photography and stuff. I shoot medium format so the files are stupidly large (300Mb to 1Gb each). My current MBP struggles if I multi-task. I usually have Lightroom and PS running, plus either YouTube or Spotify, mail, calendar, etceceteecetc.

I think a 13 inch with eGPU would likely be best for the money. Just wanted a second or third or ninth opinion.

I will either get a 13 inch with:

2.8GHz quad-core 8th‑generation Intel Core i7 processor,

Sorry if a) this is a repeat or b) not the best place for this.

I picked up guitar again after almost 15 years of not playing. I never really learned proper theory but have a basic understanding of chords and scales and timing, etc.

Wondering if where I can pick up with learning theory a bit more to improve my playing without starting from the beginning and getting bored. Can't remember how to read sheet music but I'm sure I could pick it back up if it's unavoidable.

Any pointers would be awesome!