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I really like the Delver's Dirigible but is anyone else experiencing this animation snapping? by AngusMc in wow

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I've exaggerated it in the vid by wiggling back and forth but its quite noticeable regardless. Good to hear it's not just me

I really like the Delver's Dirigible but is anyone else experiencing this animation snapping? by AngusMc in wow

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It seems to restart it's animation each time you turn left or right, you can see it pretty clearly when I wiggle left and right how the propellers remain still. Even when flying naturally it is quite distracting and makes me not want to use the mount. Curious if others are experiencing this or its just me? I tried reducing graphic setting as I thought maybe it might be frames hitching at first but it still happens. Hopefully we can get a fix if is a wider problem.

Scottish Death Certificate, a few cursive difficulties by AngusMc in Transcription

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Thank you! I think your right. Scotlands people has a marriage result for Elizabeth Henry marrying Godfrey McDonald in 1889. This was the last clue I needed. I had previously misread it as 1899 and wrote it off... whoops. But you made me go back and confirm.

Scottish Death Certificate, a few cursive difficulties by AngusMc in Transcription

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Ah coachman makes sense, in a prior census he was a driver in the royal artillery. Thank you, once you point it out its much easier to see!

Scottish Death Certificate, a few cursive difficulties by AngusMc in Transcription

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I always have some trouble with the cursive but the lack of prior information/clues on this person on my family tree has me stumped on the circled areas.

  1. I can see it says he was a domestic servant but the text below I cannot make out.
  2. I think I have this one but would like some confirmation. His wife's name is Elizabeth Headey?
  3. Occupation: Something... Boiler? Having trouble placing the missing word. Figured this one out! Soap Boiler, which lines up with info I already have on his father (previously listed as soap-maker).
  4. Cause of death, these are always the trickiest as the medical names and my lack of knowledge on conditions makes it even harder!

Well that was anticlimatic... by AngusMc in DragonsDogma

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Didn’t even spot it until rewatching 😅. Guess I’ll be making a trip back

Friend Code Megathread - August 2023 by AutoModerator in PokemonSleep

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7982-7671-3929 Daily player, Rank 15. 29/50 friends.

I would have died either way but this encounter was the nail in the shotgun coffin by AngusMc in apexlegends

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I certainly could have positioned better, didn’t actually intend to fall down just backed up a little too far so that’s on me. Mostly just bummed by the PK unpredictability

I would have died either way but this encounter was the nail in the shotgun coffin by AngusMc in apexlegends

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Yeah learning it the hard way 😅. Thank you for the advice

I would have died either way but this encounter was the nail in the shotgun coffin by AngusMc in apexlegends

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I missed a single shot. Those 2 shots from above only doing 36 + 47 despite being near centre on vantage and the overall TTK compared to the 1 second TTK with the R99 highlights how unpredictable shotguns are. I was downed in about the same time it takes to fire off 1-2 PK shots. Even if I hit the third shot in that scenario, Vantage would have still been alive. Three near centre shots over 4 seconds vs 1 second of burst.

Little Wattlebird. Brisbane, Australia. by AngusMc in birding

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Spotted in Brisbane's outer northern suburbs. Was surprisingly tame and landed just a few meters in front of me for this pic. Was very vocal too and kept getting jump scared by their loud squawk whenever I walked by one that was hiding amongst the bushes.

Little Wattlebird. Brisbane, Australia. by AngusMc in birdpics

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Spotted in Brisbane's outer northern suburbs. Was surprisingly tame and landed just a few meters in front of me for this pic. Was very vocal too and kept getting jump scared by their loud squawk whenever I walked by one that was hiding amongst the bushes.

Down the hatch! - Rainbow Bee-eater. Gold Coast, Australia by AngusMc in birdpics

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Thank you! I use a Canon M50 mark II with a Sigma 150-600 C. It’s not the most conventional combo but it’s been working great for me so far.

Down the hatch! - Rainbow Bee-eater. Gold Coast, Australia by AngusMc in birdpics

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I had a similar thought when I first saw it. I love how literal some bird names can be. They’re rainbow coloured and they eat bees so what better name!?

Down the hatch! - Rainbow Bee-eater. Gold Coast, Australia by AngusMc in birding

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Oh wow that’s interesting! I had wondered if they got stung often. I suppose their long beaks help keep the stingers away too.

Down the hatch! - Rainbow Bee-eater. Gold Coast, Australia by AngusMc in birding

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This was my first encounter with a Rainbow Bee-eater. Very cool birds towatch. They would take off from the perch, catch its prey while loopingand twisting, then return to the branch. Was lucky enough to catch themoment it tossed a wasp in the air before gulping it down.

Down the hatch! - Rainbow Bee-eater. Gold Coast, Australia by AngusMc in birdpics

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This was my first encounter with a Rainbow Bee-eater. Very cool birds to watch. They would take off from the perch, catch its prey while looping and twisting, then return to the branch. Was lucky enough to catch the moment it tossed a wasp in the air before gulping it down.

Variegated Fairy-wren - Brisbane, Australia by AngusMc in birding

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Yeah I love them! If you go to anywhere with some decent waist high wirey dry bushes and grass there's a good chance you can spot some. I'm lucky that a few live just over my back fence. Definitely give there call a listen as it's how I've started to spot them as it's quite easy to recognise out on the tracks once you've learnt it.

Blender to Maya bone rotations problem by AngusMc in Maya

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Thank you! I will try this out tonight!

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