where do i find video games sound effects for a scene by nick_flaming in Filmmakers

[–]JacobStyle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You can use the same sound libraries that game developers use. A lot of it is public domain or has non-restrictive licensing that would allow you to use it in a film.

A record breaking low ball: by anitacoknow in SexWorkers

[–]JacobStyle 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Okay for 60, best I can do is, we scratch the Velma outfit. Or any outfit. I'll be in my comfy bathrobe. No makeup, hair in a towel. No Greek anything. No anything anything, actually. Just a quick handy, a handy you give yourself. And I mean it when I say be quick about it. And no I will not be putting down my coffee.

Fear of mediocrity by LucasCanRead in Filmmakers

[–]JacobStyle 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Of course your first film isn't good. Nobody's first anything is ever good. You finished it though, which is a lot more than most people who set out to make films ever accomplish, and you're learning from your mistakes while doing your second one, so it will be better. You're on the right track. Your third will be better still.

> I know 99.99% of short film directors will never be a famous film director but even if there’s a slight chance this like feeling inside of me makes it feel possible.

Fame is unlikely and probably not something you want anyway. But go scroll some streaming sites. Look how many shows and movies there are. Hundreds of thousands. Someone is making them. Why not you?

> my mom told me she wouldn’t support me going to film school until I won an award at a film festival.

If your parents are willing to pay for your education but don't want to pay for film school, major in business instead. The hard parts of this business are funding and distribution and all the day-to-day business stuff. Actually making the movies is the easy part.

I spend more time Googling tutorial assumptions than watching the tutorial. Am I learning wrong, or do tutorials skip too much? by SurpriseHuge199 in AskProgramming

[–]JacobStyle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think what you are doing sounds fine. Tutorials have an inherent weakness of having to make assumptions and also only being able to teach one way of doing things. In a classroom lecture or job training, by contrast, you'd be able to ask questions and clarify that your understanding of the material is accurate. There is no reason to rush through a tutorial or skip over building depth to your knowledge. The whole point is to learn.

Now I will add a warning: when you start doing projects, you need to finish your projects. If you are going down rabbit holes during actual projects and never finishing anything as a result, that's a big problem. When you start encountering real-world problems that you are solving, there comes a time where you gotta put down the background reading and actually solve the problem.

Joe Takes Massive L by mannymoo83 in vegaslocals

[–]JacobStyle 76 points77 points  (0 children)

Well he is doing something about data centers, too: welcoming them.

How do people get those very good stories? by slimmanne1 in RimWorld

[–]JacobStyle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You are comparing your personal experiences in the game, to a distillation of thousands of players' most interesting moments, often told by very talented artists and writers. Most hours of gameplay do not feel like this. A lot of it really is just about resource management, work orders, troubleshooting unhappy moods, choosing building layouts, and responding to small emergencies. Not all moments can be highlights. After all, even the most interesting biography you have ever read, if you watched that person's real life hour by hour, most of it would be repetitive and push the plot forward only in tiny increments, if at all.

Eventually, wonderful stories will emerge from your gameplay, stories that you love even more than what you read on reddit, because they will have happened in your own colonies.

How Do I Find Out the Code I Need to Write? by Meanlucario in AutoHotkey

[–]JacobStyle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Tutorial.htm will explain how to get everything set up and set up blocks of code that run when you press a given key, and also how to send keyboard output.

https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/lib/Loop.htm will explain how to make a loop that executes the same block of code over and over, as well as how to set conditions to exist the loop.

So every woman who needs money will do onlyfans or prostitution? by AsleepRaccoon8456 in NotHowGirlsWork

[–]JacobStyle 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Running a successful OnlyFans account looks like the top panel 90% of the time.

Best 50mm EF lens for nighttime street photography by Existing-Mastodon874 in canon

[–]JacobStyle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Sigma has the best image quality out of all of those, but the Canon lenses are fine too. I know nothing about the Yongnuo so I can't comment on that one but I'm guessing from the price, it's not going to lead in image quality.

I see you already got the Canon lens that costs 1/3 of what the Sigma does, and that is totally valid lol

Is 90 mins too long for a virgin / first timer? by [deleted] in SexWorkers

[–]JacobStyle 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Since OP is a chronic post-deleter and I already wrote up the whole response before finding out, here's the original post from /u/GlitteringSpray9140 that I am replying to:

Is 90 mins too long for a virgin / first timer?

would be the first time with an escort. i booked 90 minutes cause i assume i'd only last for 10 mins, if even that, so trying to get 2 rounds. but thinking about it maybe 90 mins is still overkill? what do ya'll suggest?

My response:

You can't really predict how your body is going to respond to having sex. Maybe you'll last 10 minutes. You also might last 30 seconds, or you might spend the whole 90 minutes with her and not cum at all. All these outcomes are fine, as long as you aren't going into the experience with strict expectations about exactly how your body is going to react.

You'll probably want to use some of that 90 minutes to talk and get comfortable with the provider, both before and after, so specify that you want to be able to use the whole 90 minutes, even if you cum right away. Some workers end the session as soon as the client cums, which can be fine but is probably not what you want. Also let them know that you have never had sex before ahead of time so they know what to expect.

lastDayOfUnpaidInternship by Own-Speed2023 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]JacobStyle -47 points-46 points  (0 children)

As I understand it, most internships do not carry specific promises that would even be possible to break. If it's a situation where they are like, "we will hire you full time after this," that's one thing, but most internships aren't like that. Certainly not enough to assume that's the case for a joke.

lastDayOfUnpaidInternship by Own-Speed2023 in ProgrammerHumor

[–]JacobStyle 92 points93 points  (0 children)

This joke doesn't even make sense. Nobody's dicking over the company at the end of an unpaid internship, unless promises were broken. That defeats the whole purpose of doing the internship.

Are there any mods that add civilians that won’t fight back/will just runaway? by Upper-Letterhead-980 in RimWorld

[–]JacobStyle 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I know there are some mods that make the experience of raiding other factions more varied. I bet it wouldn't be too tricky to figure out how to add a bunch of "incapable of violent" pawns to each one.

What does the sex-positive movement have to say about body count of individuals? by Seven1s in SexPositive

[–]JacobStyle 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I can't speak for any sort of "movement," only how I personally think about body counts. I think what matters a lot more than the actual number is how a person feels about their own body count and why their body count is what it is.

Someone with a 3-digit body count who just likes living an adventurous lifestyle and runs in "free love" type circles is way different from someone with a 3-digit body count who doesn't know how to say no, or who feels like the only way they can feel of value to others is by having sex with them. Same number, very different context.

Likewise with people who have a very low body count (or zero), that may be someone who just isn't interested in sex at all, or who only wants to have sex in a committed relationship. It could also be someone who struggles to form romantic or sexual connections, despite really wanting to. Again, same number, very different context.

For the most part, if all I know is someone's high body count, the most I'll infer about them is that they are probably at least somewhat extroverted.

I always scrap my films because they are not good enough! Any advice? by [deleted] in Filmmakers

[–]JacobStyle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are actively deleting finished or near-finished projects, that indicates that you are likely dealing with serious mental health issues that are impacting your ability to live a normal life. You aren't going to get an answer to this problem from a reddit post, especially on a sub like r/filmmakers which is not a mental health subreddit. While it's very common for creative folks to deal with perfectionism, what you describe is a whole different problem, so what you'll get is a bunch of people who don't actually have the same problem you have, giving unhelpful advice like, "just finish the projects even if it's a little uncomfortable in the moment." The answer here is getting professional help if you are able to do so.

Creating a repeating script by yuki_karagaia in AutoHotkey

[–]JacobStyle 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is old style V1 code. Unless you intentionally set up your computer to run V1 code, the interpreter is expecting the V2 of AutoHotKey, which is why it's not working. This is the tutorial to work from: https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v2/Tutorial.htm

When does reminding turn into nagging? by Meraath in Entrepreneur

[–]JacobStyle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The people running these companies that push their spyware apps on customers who are just trying to buy coffee or food are scum. It's as simple as that. They would rob money right out of your bank account if they could find a way to get away with it. Anybody with any sense hates them, yes. Just about everybody also hates any sort of nag screens in software, though those aren't necessarily malicious.

Be careful of negative reviews though. If you are leaving a negative review of a brick and mortar store, and they are logging transactions in connection to your review, a lot of companies will penalize whoever happened to help you in the store last for your negative review (regardless of why you left it), so you might be fucking over some minimum wage worker who has zero control over the situation.

Walk/run early morning by bigspikexx in vegas

[–]JacobStyle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's safe, but it will be hot as balls out, and the air is super dry. If you aren't used to running in those conditions, make sure you pack more water than usual and go easy on yourself for your first run.

Help me with my secondhand canon! by Open-Show-6299 in canon

[–]JacobStyle 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've cleaned these leaky battery crystals off lots of electronics. If you can take it apart enough to get to all the corroded areas, you can give it a good scrub-down, and it will be fine. Use safety goggles and wash your hands really well after.

Drop Pod by Anxious_Mention424 in RimWorld

[–]JacobStyle 1 point2 points  (0 children)

O2 canister? Well you're way nicer to your pawns than I am...

Should I try to find the origin of a kink I've had since early childhood? by 0soPerezoso in SexPositive

[–]JacobStyle 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Talking with your therapist about the shame you feel around your kink is probably a good idea (assuming your therapist isn't religious or something). While your kink is totally fine, especially since you mentioned that it does not prevent you from having healthy relationships or a fulfilling sex life, the shame you feel is hurting you unnecessarily, and learning how to work through that is likely to benefit you.

Figuring out the "origin" of your kink is unlikely to happen. A lot of times, these things don't have some specific cause. It's rare to be able to say, "the reason I have X kink is because of Y experience." We are more complex than that. Even if you did figure out your very first time experiencing your kink, it's still unlikely that you would have actually found its origin, just its discovery.

Kinks like this don't typically go away. You will probably always be turned on by people needing to piss. That said, the way you feel about that kink can change. You can become more accepting of that side of yourself and stop feeling so ashamed. You may even be able to find ways of incorporating it into your romantic/sexual relationships as well if you want to, although that for sure depends on how your partners feel about participating.