For Christmas, I got a new push cart and on the handle it has some features (ball holders, tee holders, storage compartment, drink holder, etc). But there is also an upward bubble on the right, opposite of a ball holder, with a T shaped slit, that I can’t seem to identify the purpose of. Nothing states it’s purpose, my only thought is it’s meant to hold a towel somehow, or maybe a ball marker? I’m at a loss, so if anyone has any idea feel free to share! Thanks!
Edit: guess it’s a stencil, never heard of those but that’s gotta be it. Thanks!
The dispatcher replied, “So... no shirt, no shoes, no cervix?”
Help: what is this kind of scrolling called?
Hello,
I am trying to make a website with a specific scrolling effect. I want to communicate this with a designer but don’t know what it is called.
Essentially the homepage doesn’t move when scrolling, but the content on the page changes. So when the user scrolls up, the previous content disappears and a new one is shown.
Kind of like how it is done on this website: https://dpotferstudio.com
Any help would be appreciated
Per the title: I have raster images (taken from UAV) of vegetation growth and I want to see where it crosses over a roadway centerline, but I can't quite establish a workflow. I have a feeling that segmentation is part of it, but I'm not sure what the best parameter values for that function would be. And then what? I isolate the green pixels, how do I identify instances where that layer and the centerline feature layer intersect?
Back on my reverse engineering of the G1Four (and friends); trying to programmatically identify which effects are mono/stereo, and if there are other characteristics that can be logged.
I found some links to effect tables from the MS's, but no explanation of detecting...
https://www.reddit.com/r/guitarpedals/comments/71grc6/list_of_zoom_mscdr70_stereo_and_mono_effects/
I have a Python script that can 'explode' a ZD2 effect, but can't see any encoding.... anyone got suggestions, or has done the same for ZDL (Multi-stomp Effects)?
https://github.com/mungewell/zoom-zt2/blob/master/decode_effect.py
Yesterday my wife pointed out that my mother has always hung a realistic skeleton on her porch for Halloween; it has a gold tooth.
I've decided to get into a few designs revolving around my lifelong favorite series. If it comes out well, I plan to make a t-shirt or two out of them. When doing a design for Rand I initially was going for a look reminiscent of him getting ready to spar with Lan, full on dragons, the scar, the whole nine yards. But then I was thinking it might be cool to do a look for him that wasn't so far into the story so people who are becoming fans with the new tv series might also recognize him. So, back to the title, what do you guys think would be the most identifying features?
Solution Edit: The "A Settlement is under attack, how do you want to solve it?" popup, with the options to hire some gunners for 500 caps or deal with this yourself is caused by the Enhanced Game Play (EGP) mod, which is noted as being severely buggy. Disabling the mod will result in your game suffering a CTD when trying to quicksave or fast travel.
Okay, when I have a settlement under attack, I get a popup window in the center of the screen inviting me to do one of two things in response (and the second thing depends on having the means available; if I don't, I get only the one choice).
I can either hire gunners for 500 caps, or deal with the attack myself. Now the message in and of itself isn't a problem, I rather like being informed. But what is a problem is that, after selecting the "deal with it myself" option, the message pops up again 10 seconds later.
A second problem is that "hire gunners" is the default choice (if I have the caps, of course) so if I'm tapping too quickly, I end up picking that when I don't want to. Related to that, hiring the gunners does stop the message but doesn't actually prevent damage to my settlement (so I'm out 500 for basically the privilege of getting rid of the message).
A third problem is that, even after checking the entire settlement and clearing it, and even talking to settlers who thank me for the assistance, the message continues to appear. The only way to fully stop it is to fast travel to some place far away from the settlement in question.
There is no usually no corresponding quest notice in the Pipboy log, unless the attack notice is for a settlement other than one I'm in; I've had this notice appear 5 times in my game now, and four times it was while I was in the settlement being attacked. The other time, it was for a different settlement, and that was the only time that it gave a corresponding quest notice. However, actually clearing the attackers didn't stop the message from reappearing (though the quest notice did disappear).
I've searched Google and come up with only two results for this, and those results were absolutely no help at all.
I've gone through my mod list and checked everything that could conceivably throw up such a message (made harder by the fact that the message only pops up when there's an actual settlement attack in progress). The mod that I think is the source of the issue--being that it's the only one that directly affects settlement attack notices--is
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I’m really not good at identifying my features.
I don’t know if I have almond eyes or round eyes or hooded eyes, I just know I have eyes. I look at pictures of them and I still can’t figure it out. This might be because searching “almond eyes” and the like might bring up those websites that teach you the different eye types, and the search result shows some other photos from those pages that weren’t almond eyes, so I can’t just pick out the similarity across the different eyes that gets them defined as almond because it’s not showing me all almond eyes, it shows me other types too. Same problem for what greasy hair looks like.
When I did things like try to figure out what my undertone was, I was told things like “which of silver or gold looks better on you/washes you out?” and I had no clue how to tell which one looks better on me or washes me out. I don’t know what “washed out” looks like.
I don’t know what my body type is, all I know is that I’m not obese or plus-size, and I’m not tall. I looked at the body type websites, apple and rectangle and hourglass, and I can’t be confident in the measurements I take because what if my measuring tape tilts at an angle, isn’t perfectly level with the floor as it goes around my body, and it gets some extra inches I don’t actually have? Is the measuring tape supposed to be reasonably tight against the breasts, losing a few inches to compressing them and my skin a bit, or as loose as it can be while still being level with the ground, adding inches? Same with the hips. And just looking in the mirror, I can’t really tell if one part is wider than another or by how much, because I have questions like whether a certain part of my body counts or not.
I can’t even tell if clothing fits or not. If it’s not painful or an obvious case of “I am an average-sized woman and this is an XXXXL shirt intended for obese men,” I assume it fits. My best strategy is starting at higher sizes and going down until it gets difficult to put on.
I can’t tell what looks flattering or unflattering on me, I can only tell things like “I think this item, hanging on the rack, looks ugly/doesn’t match who I am, and so I don’t want to wear it.” I can’t tell if it would look good or bad on me if I set aside my personal preference.
I can’t tell what’s considered long legs vs. not long legs one bit. Same with long necks, long faces, long arms, etc. To me, all legs make up a decent proportion of the body, all necks are a short bridge between your
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Thanks so much for any help! I know it's not much to go on.
I had a client send me over 100 GDBs, each with 5-7 feature datasets, each with 5-10 feature classes. As I'm going through and unzipping this mess, I'm finding that really only a few feature classes in each GDB actually have data records populated. The majority of the feature classes are just empty.
Anyone have any tips on an automated way to identify which feature classes are empty vs populated, then extract the populated layers or remove the empty layers? Thanks!
I feel like this question makes me sound ignorant. I spent some time trying to find something with Google and found nothing but maybe I'm searching it the wrong way. The more detailed/ comprehensive, the better. I don't even know if it is possible to exemplify an entire race with one or two faces.
Good evening, all!
My fiancé and I were talking about opening up our basement a little more and I was hoping someone might know whether or not this is a load-bearing wall. I think it's a steel beam support based on the blueprints (attached - are from the 1970s and too huge for my scanner, sorry) but am not 100% sure. Would any of you kind folks be able to provide some insight before we get a contractor contacted?
Many thanks!
Hey everyone, I’m currently working with a point feature class for my job that involves attaching PDFs.
Without divulging too much information, the point feature class contains the locations of permits issued. The department I received the dataset from did a terrible job of book keeping so there are multiple duplicate entries for some permits (with different permit numbers). I need to be able to find rows without attachments as they are the ones that need to be removed Unfortunately the dataset is over a 1000 rows and I don’t have time to check each one.
The PDFs were created by enabling attachments, creating a match table, and finally attaching them.
I was hoping to use a Boolean true/false evaluation in a new field to tell me whether it contains an attachment. I’ve seen there’s a way to do this on ArcGIS online using an arcade expression. If you know of a way I would greatly appreciate it!
If it helps I’m using ArcGIS Pro, version 2.5.
