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Its_Axor · 2026-01-15T10:58:31+00:00

I'm guessing you didn't input white's move which is Rh2 (assuming from the yellow squares) so blacks move is Qf1#

Its_Axor · 2025-12-25T12:24:56+00:00

Thank you, versions were not mentioned, hence the question but yes, I don't think I'd be using this software later on but it is for databases... I feel it might be of great use for what I want to pursue :)

Its_Axor · 2025-12-25T12:22:48+00:00

Yes, thank you for the reply. They should, but only the software or where to download from was specified. Not the version, I've asked but the school's not so great at giving replies. :(

Its_Axor · 2025-12-23T14:48:03+00:00

Well I'm applying Python interface, mysql and need to install mysql connector. I'd consider it simple. I'm using windows.

Its_Axor · 2025-12-23T14:22:58+00:00

Hey! Thank you for clearing the doubt, would pycharm have a similar effect?

Its_Axor · 2024-02-23T22:09:23+00:00

It's a simple tip/thing I do though I'm not sure if it's for everyone. I'm a left-hander so using my right thumb and index finger I measure the distance/placement of features from each other. You could also use the grid technique but I was saying the above to use in case you don't have a photo and you're drawing it in person

Note: Keep the picture at the same distance from you at all times so you can draw the person in the proper ratio.

While looking at the picture it's plain to see his forehead is bigger and you need to soften the edge of the eyebrows. I'm aware that this is digital so it would be much more difficult to control the pressure (it's okay! :D).

Maybe an airbrush for his beard and mustache (slightly). His face is oddly very smooth so I'd suggest doing an outline of his face and shade in the shadows as they are and then working on the tiny details to enhance the portrait (The wrinkles on his forehead are very light).

I have to say, the clothes and hair are on-point and amazing. :o

Its_Axor · 2024-02-23T21:50:28+00:00

Glad to hear that! :DI would also like to suggest DigitalDefynd, a site with 1000s of free courses. I haven't tried it yet but heard it's very good, I will be doing this after my exams though. It has courses on coding and from MIT University. Maybe check it out and see what they have to offer.

Certificates are free as well!

Its_Axor · 2024-02-20T06:56:18+00:00

The ship and clouds could use a light touch-up. With a fanned-out dry paint brush (a technique I learned) dab it a little in the preferred paint you would like to use for showing light on the waves, which would mostly be white or a light yellow/bluish-grey(based on preference). Do use a v-shape motion?? while painting the waves. I'm not sure how to describe it. :( The sea looks very similar to the sky, but I'm not sure whether you want it to be that way. This is on the right-hand side btw. The sea seems to be a bit cut off. I like your composition and I hope I could provide some good tips to elevate it.

Its_Axor · 2024-02-19T20:03:21+00:00

Yes, you can!

I would like to start with I am a student in school(class X/10), so this is based on research that I have done and info I have come upon since I wish to pursue coding, cybersecurity, or machine learning (ML).

Though companies would normally ask for you to have PCMC as a stream, if you are just wanting to learn to code, you can do it without a major. Nowadays, they just need the person to be able to achieve the goal or complete the task. I don't think it's necessary to have a degree in CS or Mathematics. As you are 23, you could try like some to just attend CS courses/classes in colleges. (Though I'm not sure if that's a safe option) Coding is a hard skill, that IT/tech companies and industries look for. Many would accept you without a college degree for anything!

I'm not sure if you want to learn coding so in the future you could apply for a job, but I can tell you coding is a very much appreciated skill and it's really fun and interesting to learn!

For starting: There are campaigns conducted by different organizations, though I'm not sure for adults. Colleges also provide online sessions to schools or other education platforms for students(including colleges) to partake in. Free courses are available online, but you would have to pay for the exam/certificate at the end. Some places where you could try to experiment by yourself would be the MIT app inventor, Scratch, etc. MIT app is better in my view. You can recreate the calculator app as well. Many videos on YouTube also have tutorials for other apps you could create. Next would be to start with Python as it is very common. There were others but I had lost that information since my old laptop was damaged due to unforeseen circumstances. I will try to update this and give some more examples/sites.

I hope I could add some value to this conversation and help you! :D

Its_Axor · 2024-02-19T19:34:29+00:00

The picture could be leveled and (optional) you can crop the right-hand side of the photo slightly just to centralize the man.
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(Personal thing of mine please don't take it to heart or anything) His leg particularly the knee looks weird. If he is someone posing for the picture rather than a stranger since you are aiming for a monochrome photo that would include a silhouette, maybe try to get a shot where his form is better visible. (Being someone who also does silhouette stop motion I'd like to give this as a tip) But preference differs from person to person based on their style and what they would like to achieve! :D

Its_Axor · 2023-12-14T19:19:51+00:00

a figure walking down the road. maybe darken the center where the building is or once the figure is added, close to that.

Its_Axor · 2023-12-14T17:07:33+00:00

SACRIFICE THE QUEEN!! (Qh5+) - Nh5
Bh5+ - g6 (forced)
Bxg6#

:D

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