Two different points, as I’ve stated elsewhere.

5) A lot of the reason people commute is they can’t afford to live by their workplace.

Allow me to quote the Oxford English dictionary.

“We thought this was a good idea until we realized someone might complain about it, then removed it.” would be more accurate

It’s true. Sobieski is great. It’s RIDICULOUS when you consider the price point. But it’s great at any price.

By “plenty capable” I think even the LC far exceeds 90% of the arduinos out there. It’s pretty much entirely the only one I use (except where my work forces an Uno for some customer stuff)

can be had for under 3$, or just work with the bare processor...

What do you choose if you need exactly two ‘ands’?

Even if you didn’t enjoy it, you have to understand why it won.

It strikes me as a particularly useless motivational phrase that requires one to eschew even the barest of critical thinking in order to suffer through more shitty work and feel better about it.

Mhh, I don’t know. The movie is heavy on practical effects, but its still heavily stylized. I didn’t expect it to look much like the real world. A quick glance at any trailer or screenshot would make that quite clear, I think.

More a bag that happens to have a camera in it than a photography bag :D

Or better yet, get someone to help out who doesn’t speak English. If they can’t understand what Killgrave says, they can’t follow his orders.

For more information on the frame rate of the console version, Digital Foundry did a nice write-up of a performance analysis with accompanying videos. Here it is.

This was one of my biggest problems with the show. The whole idea of how Jessica was going to prove Hopes innocence was poorly thought out.

Hell, I’m wondering where SHIELD was in all of this, assuming this takes place after Age of Ultron. I mean they’ve encountered people with mind control powers before, why hasn’t Coulson stepped in? I mean, Killgrave has left a massive trail of traumitiezed victims in his wake, wouldn’t Coulson be looking into this?

Yeah its just people tend to exaggerate both how expensive and how difficult freehand is. Depending how into it you get it can be either the cheapest way or the most expensive way. Depending on just how sharp you want your knives (and seriously there’s diminishing returns here at a certain point sharp is sharp) and…

Seriously???

“Hopefully not in this shithole. Hopefully I’ve won the lottery and I’m doing a bit better for myself!”

I can get hair whittling edges on my spyderco sharpmaker with the ultra fine stones. $80 vs $250.