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2025.01.19 02:31 SofshellTurtleofDoom Tell me your favorite animals, and I will predict which party they would lean towards if they could vote.
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2025.01.19 02:31 Knee-Cultural I forgor eye shadow :(
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2025.01.19 02:31 bestyet77 Best Inexpensive Mirrorless Camera
Can I use the best inexpensive mirrorless camera for professional and hobbyist photography? The answer is a resounding yes! Mirrorless cameras have revolutionized the world of photography by offering high-quality performance without the bulky designs and higher price points often associated with traditional DSLRs.
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In this article, we will explore the features, benefits, and practical uses of affordable mirrorless cameras and why they are an excellent choice for photography enthusiasts. Whether you're looking for high-quality imaging, compact design, or advanced features like interchangeable lenses and high ISO performance, an inexpensive mirrorless camera can meet your needs without breaking the bank.
What to Look for in the Best Inexpensive Mirrorless Camera When selecting a budget-friendly mirrorless camera, it's important to focus on a few key features that will impact your photography experience. One of the most important aspects is the camera's sensor size, as this will directly affect the quality of your photos. Many affordable mirrorless cameras come equipped with APS-C sensors, which offer a great balance between performance and price.
Additionally, consider the camera's autofocus system, battery life, and video recording capabilities. Even inexpensive mirrorless cameras often include features like 4K video, built-in stabilization, and Wi-Fi connectivity for easy file sharing.
Key Features of Inexpensive Mirrorless Cameras Most affordable mirrorless cameras come with a range of features that make them suitable for various types of photography, including:
- Interchangeable Lenses: One of the biggest advantages of mirrorless cameras is the ability to swap out lenses, allowing you to adapt to different shooting conditions.
- Compact and Lightweight: Mirrorless cameras are typically smaller and lighter than DSLRs, making them perfect for travel and on-the-go photography.
- Advanced Autofocus Systems: Even budget-friendly models often feature fast and accurate autofocus systems, ensuring that you capture sharp images every time.
- High ISO Performance: Many inexpensive mirrorless cameras offer excellent low-light performance, thanks to their larger sensors and improved ISO range.
Affordability and Performance Affordable mirrorless cameras provide exceptional value by offering high-quality performance at a fraction of the cost of more expensive models. With features like fast burst shooting, impressive autofocus, and 4K video, you can achieve professional-level results without overspending.
Portability Because of their compact design, mirrorless cameras are easy to carry around, making them an ideal choice for travelers, street photographers, and those looking for a camera that won't weigh them down during shoots.
Ease of Use Mirrorless cameras are designed to be user-friendly, making them a great option for beginners and intermediate photographers. With intuitive controls and features like touchscreen interfaces and simplified menus, you'll have no trouble getting the perfect shot.
Is a Mirrorless Camera Right for You? Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional photographer, an inexpensive mirrorless camera can provide everything you need to take stunning photos. With a wide variety of features, from advanced autofocus to high-resolution sensors, these cameras offer excellent performance without a hefty price tag.
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2025.01.19 02:31 One_Inspection_8297 Share your craziest and most wild question sprees you’ve been on : here’s mine
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2025.01.19 02:31 MoongazingSoul Galactic Marine TVC Custom
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2025.01.19 02:31 em0tinalgoose I think I was groomed?
I (f20) started dating my boyfriend (m26) a little bit after I turned 18. To not reveal a lot of details about myself, it was seven days after my birthday that he and I became a couple. We started talking a month before my 18th birthday, though he was really hesitant too. I made the first move and he started to role with it.. flash forward to now, I have been really in my head about things. I have never been able to leave him, even when he deserves it. I am always coming back, no matter what he says or does. I’m scared to leave him. He’s all I’ve known for going on three years, he was my first everything, and I’m scared that I cannot function if he is not my partner. I don’t think that a relationship should feel like this. I shouldn’t be scared to leave someone should I? Is it because I met him when I was so young? Did he groom me and I haven’t realized it till now? Any advice would be really appreciated
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2025.01.19 02:31 Quinninum Lyney team build
Is Lyney, Bennett, Kazuha, and Citlali a decent team? Please explain why/why not, im new to team building
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2025.01.19 02:31 gcijeff77 Teddy Bridgewater now playing in playoffs
Just FYI after Goff got hurt. Teddy comes in, on third party 3 from scrimmage reverse (Teddy throws a good block) goes for a TD.
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2025.01.19 02:31 howtobegoodagain123 Highest paying jobs are almost all in sales and medicine?
On indeed jobs I searched for jobs paying over $250 and all of them were in sales, sales management, and medicine. Does this seem right?
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2025.01.19 02:31 glacial__pace 3-0 INN Remastered draft, UG S.spawning/midrange
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2025.01.19 02:31 Electrical-Collar-20 the pain is over
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2025.01.19 02:31 Tall_Ad4729 ChatGPT Prompt of the Day: Sacred Plant Medicine Guide - Your Digital Shaman 🌿
This powerful prompt transforms ChatGPT into a knowledgeable and empathetic guide on sacred plant medicines, combining ancient wisdom with modern therapeutic understanding. Drawing from diverse indigenous traditions and contemporary research, this digital shaman provides comprehensive information about various sacred plant medicines while maintaining respect for their ceremonial and spiritual significance.
Whether you're a researcher, spiritual seeker, or someone interested in traditional healing modalities, this prompt delivers invaluable insights into the historical context, cultural significance, and therapeutic applications of various plant medicines. It's perfect for understanding preparation methods, integration practices, and safety considerations from both traditional and modern perspectives.
For a quick overview on how to use this prompt, use this guide: https://www.reddit.com/ChatGPTPromptGenius/comments/1hz3od7/how_to_use_my_prompts/
DISCLAIMER: This prompt is for educational and informational purposes only. The information provided should not be considered medical advice. Always consult qualified healthcare providers and respect local laws and regulations. The creator of this prompt assumes no responsibility for any actions taken based on the information provided.
``` Use Cases: 1. Research and academic understanding of traditional plant medicines 2. Personal education about integration practices and preparation 3. Understanding cultural and historical context of sacred plant traditions
Example User Input: "Can you explain the traditional role of Ayahuasca in Amazonian shamanic practices and how it relates to modern therapeutic applications?"
For access to all my prompts, go to this GPT: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-677d292376d48191a01cdbfff1231f14-gptoracle-prompts-database
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2025.01.19 02:31 Outrageous-Dust1722 Who should I choose or save it
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2025.01.19 02:31 XKZKmusav 17yr old junior in HS, Socal looking for flight training tips!
Hi all! as said in the title, i’m a junior in HS researching flight training for the airlines. I’m incredibly passionate about this topic and have put my all into it. that being said, i have a few questions!
I’ve been researching the pros and cons of doing flight training via going to an aeronautical university that offers pilot certification (AABI accredited i believe it’s called, correct me if i’m wrong) and also getting a degree vs. doing my training with a flight school. Based on research, flight school is cheaper and gets you to 1500 hours quicker, but getting a degree is amazing for a fallback plan in case flying doesn’t work out, despite the really high tuition (especially considering i’m eyeing ERAU, which i’ve heard is expensive)
the current plan i have is that after high school, i go to community college (which i get 2 years free because of a county program) to build college credits while also getting a PPL from a part 61 simultaneously. i heard getting a PPL first vastly reduces training cost at uni. After uni, id have a degree as well as a PPL, IFR, CPL, CFI/CFII, AME, and MEI. i plan to timebuild probably via the usual CFI.
are there any flaws/forseeable setbacks with this plan? Are there any alternative routes I should consider? i know that the road to becoming an airline pilot has so many different challenges, so i’ll take all the advice i can get!
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2025.01.19 02:31 Swimming-Class-8107 lovely customer interaction
yesterday i worked a register shift from 5-9:30pm. it’s around 8:45 when this happened. i was checking out this couple when two teenagers come up to me and ask “can you get someone to help us get a bearded dragon?” i said “im so sorry guys, we stop selling animals 15 minutes before close.” they proceeded to laugh in my face which didn’t bother me, could be worse!
about 10 minutes goes by so it’s now around 8:55, we close in 5 minutes. they come up to the register with their other brother and mom. as they’re walking up the mom goes “sorry son i was trying to do something nice for you but these bitch ass workers wanna be lazy fucks and not do their job.” IM SORRY WHAT?!?! i understand your frustration, but it’s not my fault. coming in right before close to buy an animal is probably not the brightest idea. looking back i feel like i should’ve refused service, cause i can. (my manager also said she would’ve done that) i just stood there and started scanning their items lmao.
question: do all petsmarts stop selling animals right before close? is this just a my store kind of thing?
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2025.01.19 02:31 Texas_Tornado_19 Criterion Barrel Compatibility.
Hey all, I picked up a PSA PA10 over Black Friday, wanted something on the more budget end to get into the Ar10 world. Shooting 168g Federal Gold medal match, accuracy is okay but not terribly accurate. I’m wanting to throw a barrel in it, looking into Criterion 18”. Does anyone have any experience with these barrels or doing a barrel swap on a PA10? Thanks!
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2025.01.19 02:31 Exaskryz A Story of 2 QBs
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2025.01.19 02:31 Supreme_chadmaster1 THE BRIM LIGHTERS (inspired by green lantern)
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2025.01.19 02:31 100and10 off in the distance, over the hills… voices could be heard
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2025.01.19 02:31 Krevitoosh She found the wine...
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2025.01.19 02:31 neoleo0088 Sorry Brits, A Complete Unknown is the better movie, and it ruined Better Man for me.
SPOILER FREE COMPARISON
I am not sure where to start with this, so I'll just start by by getting one thing out of the way. I am not American nor am I British, so I feel I can safely chime in an unbiased opinion of these two movies.
What I am, is a huge cinema-head. I have a movie theaters subscription so I watch almost everything. Good, bad, whatever the genre, I watch it and I am always looking forward to future upcoming movies (unlike others I love trailers).
Now, onto A Complete Unknown and Better Man. I have tried really hard to be as fair and unbiased as possible in my assessment and comparison of these two movies. I feel I come from a place that allows me to honestly achieve this because, like I already stated I am not American nor British, so I don't have a dog in the fight, in that regard. Furthermore, I don't have a fan boy bias either because I honestly didn't know about either of the artists or their music.
A few months ago I was at the movie theater as usual, and I saw the trailer for Better Man for the first time. It immediately captured my attention and I was totally interested in watching the movie. I didn't know who Robbie Williams was but I was excited for this movie because it checked a lot of boxes for me. I love true stories, I love inspirational movies, I love emotional movies, I love history, I love showmen, and I love spectacle. Add some good tunes and I'm down. I made a mental note to not miss Better Man. I was looking forward to watching and loving Better Man.
On a separate occasion, I was at the movie theater again, as usual, and I saw the trailer for A Complete Unknown. The trailer wasn't very memorable to me and it did not catch my attention and interest. It didn't strike me as a must watch movie. Didn't capture me. Actually, I thought it was going to be a boring movie about a country singer. I dismissed the movie and forgot about it. I never forgot about Better Man though.
So weeks go by and I came to a place and time where I had already watched every movie I really wanted to see that was avaliable at the time. So I got a ticket to A Complete Unknown but honestly I wasn't very excited to watch it. But then the movie started and OMG! What a phenomenal movie!
I absolutely loved A Complete Unknown. There is so much quality in this production. The director, the actors, everybody, did a great job on this film. Something really special about this film was the actors' performances, and I'm not talking about just their acting. I'm specifically talking about their musical performances. During the musical performances depicted in the movie, they didn't just act out the scenes and then add a pre-recorded studio audio track to the scenes. The musical performances were recorded live! So when you see Timothée Chalamet performing during a scene, that is really him playing the guitar and singing live for the scene. It adds another level of quality and authenticity that can be felt through the screen. It's also a taller order for an actor that requires significantly more effort and skill than just acting/pretending that you are truly playing and singing. That's respectable and quite impressive. Timothée Chalamet spent 5 years learning how to play guitar and sing like Bob Dylan. Monica Barbaro put in hard work too. She even has the guitar finger calluses to show on her IG. Watching her perform "House of the Rising Sun" had my jaw on the floor. That girl can sing! I left the theater surprisingly pleased, and with a new found appreciation for Joan Baez, Pete Seeger, Woody Guthrie, Johnny Cash and of course Bob Dylan. I've even began listening to their songs thru music streaming in my day to day life. A Complete Unknown, 9/10.
Then the following weekend I went to see Better Man. The music biopic I had actually been excited about. I went in interested and with an open mind. But long story short... what a disappointment. Not that it was actually bad, bad, but I feel like watching A Complete Unknown a few days before Better Man really did the later movie a disservice by setting the bar so high. I am not being a hater, I wanted to love Better Man. But if I am being honest Better Man just doesn't have the same level of quality as A Complete Unknown and it shows. You can feel it through the screen.
Personally what I missed the most was the live performance approach that A Complete Unknown took, and Better Man did not. Perhaps it's something that has to be experienced in person to truly understand but it makes all the difference. It adds a measure of authenticity, intimacy, and immersion that is hard to quantify but is immensely important and impactful.
However, that is not all. Now that I think of it in retrospect, the element that made Better Man pop off the screen and catch my attention; what made it memorable, was the CGI chimp protagonist. I thought it was an interesting angle and that it might work. And on many levels it does. Yeah, it's gimmicky, but it helps the movie in various ways, even going beyond being a mere gimmick and verging on a crutch and a cop-out. Aside from making the movie stand out, and "unique", it also lightens the load for the movie.
What I mean by this, is that you are demanding less when you hire a motion capture actor to play a CGI chimp (that doesn't even move like a Chimp really, more like a normal man), and then you slap Robbie Williams audio track on top. Timothée Chalamet had to learn how to play, sing, talk and act like Bob Dylan. He had to learn to emulate Bob's mannerisms and behavior in order to try and capture his essence. Jonno Davies had it a lot easier. He just did motion capture for a CGI chimp that doesn't even have to move like a real chimp. He doesn't have to sing, he doesn't even have to talk. They got the real Robbie Williams for all that. It all amounts to a lighter load than the load A Complete Unknown carries.
Moving on, I am not sure how Better Man was shot but obviously it's CGI heavy. The CGI is not bad but it's not great either. Most of the times it's good, but at certain times it felt a bit underwhelming. My biggest issue with how the movie looks is that it's a bit hazy, almost dream like by comparison. The cinematography in A Complete Unknown is absolutely gorgeous. It looks crisp, clean and natural. The lighting, the sets, the time appropriate wardrobe and environments, all top notch. No fuzzy blending of CGI and reality. It makes Better Man look artificial by comparison.
I also appreciate and prefer the way A Complete Unknown handled and incorporated the songs. The way the music is used and weaved into the movie is very organic, natural and realistic. There are plenty of songs in A Complete Unknown but it never comes close to feeling like a musical. No camp, no cheese. While Better Man is a lot more like a musical in its build. Quite often it breaks into dream like sequences of song and dance. Watching A Complete Unknown felt like I had gone back in time to 1960's America and witnessed a piece of history. It made me feel as if I had been in the room with these talented folk musicians as they preformed their songs live. It was wonderful and impressive. The experience of watching Better Man felt more like I had watched a bunch of Robbie Williams music videos while listening to Robbie Williams narrate his autobiography. Not a bad movie but it left me a little disappointed. Better Man, 7.5/10.
In conclusion, I had no interest in A Complete Unknown and it blew me away. I watched it in the movie theater and I thought to myself: "Wow! That movie was really good". Then two days later I saw it again, this time in IMAX and I said to myself: "Yeah, this movie is definitely great". A week later I went to go see Better Man, really excited about it and when I left the theater all I could think was: "Wow, A Complete Unknown is truly great, it put Better Man to shame". I hear a lot of Brits are salty about America's lack of interest in Robbie Williams' movie but as someone who DID have interest in Better Man, I must say A Complete Unknown is simply a better movie hands down.
As of the time of my writing A Complete Unknown has a Rotten Tomato Audience Score of 96% and $54,879,001 at the global box office. Better Man has a Audience Score of 90% and $11,935,861 at the global box office. The numbers speak for themselves.
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2025.01.19 02:31 No_Membership9296 Small recurring investments
Hello all!
What will be the best way of investing small amounts every month? For example, I would like to buy 150$ worth of bitcoin every month. How to do that while optimizing network and exchange fees?
Will be happy to hear your thoughts about that 🙏🏻
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2025.01.19 02:31 Chloewood45 My new horse
My new horse Moonlight
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2025.01.19 02:31 RickRakon Hell Cat 1/12 Grey Wizard/Gandalf
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2025.01.19 02:31 Bunchasticks Eelektrik plush is a big help during binder breaks!
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