with a colorimeter (spyder 5) and DisplayCal? Sure enough, medical grade displays are some of the best displays I have ever seen and looking at images on them is always a treat, yet they are very expensive. Whilst I do not expect to turn a regular monitor into a medical grade display with software calibration alone, I was somehow hoping I could calibrate at least the grayscale. That way I could use my TV to display medical images with the right grayscale curve.
I'm currently training myself to be more adept with the engine after updating hardware and not practicing for a few months. I followed the tutorial and took notes on any new things I saw until I ran into this.
I'm mostly confused as having an overridden function call its parent function isn't anything new and the tutorial also attributes to this. I handwrite all the code to better parse what's going on.
Is this a known bug in the code I need to work around or have I missed something?
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Link to 3rd Part of FPS C++ tutorial
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I recently was reviewing Ner'zhul's lore page on wowpedia, https://wowpedia.fandom.com/wiki/Ner%27zhul , because I had forgotten some stuff and wanted to remind myself of his life. I noticed that a lot of his biography didn't match at all what I remember from Rise of the Horde, so I reread that book to make sure, and sure enough, many of the defining moments for Ner'zhul in the Christie Golden novel are completely retold/retconned on the wowpedia page, which cites, repeatedly, the WoW Chronicle Vol 2. I don't own the Chronicles so I couldn't review personally. I didn't want to mention any specifics because I thought those might be considered spoilers, but I can explain specifics in the comments, if that would be helpful.
I wanted to ask how rooted in the Chronicles the current canon lore is considered to be, or if the Chronicles are largely just overviews that don't need to be taken as perfect retellings? Rise of the Horde is a brilliant book, and it just kind of sucks to see so much of Ner'zhul's and Gul'dan's story in that novel be washed away by the Chronicle.
Even if the Chronicles aren't the basis for modern canon lore considerations, it still sucks to see the wikis use primarily the Chronicles as their sources then, if they wrote over old stories that I loved. haha
i already search a lot about this on google but found nothing about this. What is usually do is put a function down above a function which is actually a calling function. For ex if function A called B i put A on above and B on down. And yah of course i need to forward declaration of B.
For example:
void fun_a(void);
void fun_b(void);
void fun_a(void)
{
func_b();
}
void fun_b(void)
{
printf("something\n");
}
It's working but i want know how others people do and wanna know is there any standard way for doing this??
Hi r/frontend, I have a question in regards to 'best practices' in terms of styling (css) your webpages.
So i've been specifically studying html and css over the past few months. Definitely not at a professional level yet but i've definitely reached a point where i have a pretty good understanding of html and css overall.
I am aware that everyone has their own ways on how they structure their webpages. You can take 10 great developers and tell them to replicate the design of a specific website. At the very end, all 10 websites that each developer created will look and function the exact same way, only difference is the way they put the code together.
Heres where my question comes in. I've been watching some tutorials on how to develop a website from scratch, some parts of their website is coded in a really specific way which is pretty different compared to the code i write but the end result is the same.
Is there an 'industry standard' or a 'best practice' in how you need to structure your html and css that all professional developers just know or will every dev do it their own way and as long as the results are the same at the end, thats all that really matters?
It is just a little stressful watching a coding tutorial online and having them code a section of a website that is a lot different compared to how i did it, even if my design ends up being pretty identical to how they did it at the end.
I hope my question makes sense, thanks to anyone for any help/advice i can get!
Hello all, as my queston states, is there a good way to create differential LVDS signals (compliant to EIA-644) using a standard arbitrary function/waveform generator? I am trying to emulate 10 MHz LVDS outputs normally from an fanout buffer IC. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
that's it, that's the post.
seriously though, play the game how you want, don't obsess over minor details like -2 range attack, use the cool looking higher level shield if you want.
its just that every time i do a basilisk knight task ranging with protect mage on, the vast majority of other people i see doing the same thing use v's shield, and when i mention the -2 range, a good number of them tele out and come back with a normal shield. just letting everyone know (im sure this has been said before but here goes again) that v's shield does in fact have - range. much love glhf everyone
edit: v's shield does have better defenses than mirror shield, and neither have negative melee bonuses, so for meleeing with protect mage you'd definitely want v's over standard mirror, js
This isn't so much a home improvement question in the traditional sense, but is it possible to get a standard washer and dryer to somehow function normally in an apartment that wasn't fitted with an air inlet for a dryer, plumbing for a washer, and power outlets for each?
I would be unable to modify the building or apartment in any significant (read: structural, electrical, or plumbing) way to have these features.
Thanks
This viewpoint is based on utility and frugality. A Rolex might cost $3000, but it works just as well as any other decent watch. Even if it worked much better, $3000 can be used to buy a really 30 useful and durable watches at $100 apiece. In my view, luxury brands do no more than allow people to outwardly show how much wealth they have. There is not a utility argument to luxury brand products in general because the cost heavily outweighs the utility in a cost-utility analysis. People ought to be humble, be frugal, and only spend money on things that are worth the utility, and not squander money on luxury items that do the same thing as a standard item at ten times the cost or more.
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How did they integrate this?
If you were going to do a split ergomech build with the objective of being compatible with as many keycap sets as possible, but without breaking the bank on keycaps by buying too many extra add-on sets of keys, what would you pick? Gotta have fixed function keys, a fixed numeric row, and be split. Thus far Sinc and BFO9000 are leading the pack.
hi I'm a beginner and I've learnt about system calls. But i was wondering, should you use the system calls directly or just stick with the standard library functions. For example should you use open over fopen etc.
if so why.
edit: For some reason this post got spammed when i posted, I'm really sorry about that.
[Solved] Hello, everybody. Is there a way to mark areas ΞΌ, ΞΌβ2Ο, ΞΌβΟ, ΞΌ+Ο, ΞΌ+2Ο (ΞΌ - mean, Ο - standard deviation) in a probability density function graph picture below? How can I select specific value interval and colour a corresponding chart area? The result should look similarly to normal distribution.
Solution.: Vertical error bars for corresponding values
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