GasBandit
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The Random Crap Thread 2: It Hits the Fan.
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What is high resolution from your perspective? Looks normal to me.
GasBandit
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The bigger the better, but at least 300x300. Ideally 1000x1000. I'm editing it for the Academy seal and I'd prefer it be as large as possible in photoshop, to be able to shrink as needed.[DOUBLEPOST=1423027730,1423027415][/DOUBLEPOST]I get the feeling @figmentPez might have the vector version, which would be ideal.
figmentPez
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I have a simplified vector version. Which looses a lot of the character of the original. Largest version of the original that I can find quickly is this:
I've got a busy day, but I might be able to find some time to check in this afternoon.
GasBandit
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Actually, this will work quite nicely. Thanks![DOUBLEPOST=1423063146,1423062963][/DOUBLEPOST]
Largest one I could find myself was about 100x100.
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I have this weird thing on Facebook. It's a family request that leaves a giant red 1 on my main page. The thing is, it's from my sister-in-law, who was killed in a car accident a few years back. I feel strange accepting or denying it. Especially since my brother curates her account.
My strawberry rhubarb tea has 5 calories per cup. How can this be? This is just the tea leaves, I don't use sweetener.
Rhubarb is a weird word. That's worth a few calories.
Since tea leaves don't naturally taste like strawberry or rhubarb, my guess would be whatever is used to make that is the 5 calorie-ninja.
You mean strawberry syrup and rhubarb extract contain calories? MADNESS I SAY.
...I've seen how they make strawberry syrup. It's surprising they even bother trying to put that in anything besides desserts.
It could be worse! I now must check all the teas!
FYI, regular, unsweetened black tea made with tap water starts around 2 calories.[DOUBLEPOST=1423103345,1423103261][/DOUBLEPOST]http://nutritiondata.self.com/facts/beverages/3967/2
I told a horrid lie it seems. The strawberry rhubarb has 10. It was the pink lemonade with 5. I couldn't find anything on my other tins.
Unless you share Troy McClure's tastes.
I went to Humble Bundle to pick up the codes for KOTOR I and II I just gave away, and noticed I had some unredeemed Steam keys. So I started looking at the list and redeeming.
A) At a certain point, Steam will say "too many keys redeemed, come back later" if you try to unlock too many games at the same time
B) I nearly doubled my Steam playing time with these. Oops. I may have forgotten quite a few of the packs I bought myself back whe nI was feeling somewhat down and was buying stuff to feel better.
C) I bought the Origin Bundle? Really? Ewww. Err, anyone know is Origin still sucks as hard as it did?
A) At a certain point, Steam will say "too many keys redeemed, come back later" if you try to unlock too many games at the same time
B) I nearly doubled my Steam playing time with these. Oops. I may have forgotten quite a few of the packs I bought myself back whe nI was feeling somewhat down and was buying stuff to feel better.
C) I bought the Origin Bundle? Really? Ewww. Err, anyone know is Origin still sucks as hard as it did?
You know what's a weird feeling as a writer? Realizing there are some words you unknowingly overuse. I realized I overused the word "just." Like, "I just realized..." or "It's only just now that..." and so on. I've been doing some self-editing lately and trying hard not to use it. Hell, I did a word search for the word "just" in the manuscript for DAME. How many times did it appear? 260 times. In 50k words. Yikes.
So now I'm going pouring through the manuscript to consider if the use of "just" in every sentence is warranted.
Heh. Basically, I'm trying to see if its use is JUSTified.
Eh? Ehhhh? JUSTified?
So now I'm going pouring through the manuscript to consider if the use of "just" in every sentence is warranted.
Heh. Basically, I'm trying to see if its use is JUSTified.
Eh? Ehhhh? JUSTified?