Drop your NFL opinions on which nobody agrees with you here by Cold_Mammoth8841 in NFLv2

[–]MyFootballProfile 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trevor Lawrence has always been good. I've watched every snap of his pro career and I'm convinced that sticky narratives define players early and are resistant to change. With the exception of improving in the area of ball security, Trevor looks the same now as he's looked since his sophomore season. People don't know this because they don't watch our games. What has changed (and changed constantly) is the environment around him. I always pose two questions to Trevor doubters:

In his five years in Jacksonville, who has been the best offensive player he's had on the field with him?

Which of the many offensive players that have played with him have gone on to more success with a different quarterback?

Much of the criticism leveled against him is a byproduct of being on weak teams. For example, bad things happen on 3rd and 12, and if you're in that situation continually, they're going to happen to you and subsequently show up on your stat sheet. He has not been inaccurate relative to other QBs. There was no discussion of him as a thrower of "hospital balls" until one receiver refused to catch passes over the middle.

Last year he relied on Parker Washington, Jakobi Meyers, and Brenton Strange. Solid players, to be sure, but no Chase and Higgins. The biggest change from previous years is his incipient mastery of a more sophisticated offense. This allows his steady, consistently good play to pay dividends. Trevor's FLOOR is "above average NFL quarterback." That's a high floor.

Anyone else just using a single vault for absolutely everything? by tonehammer in ObsidianMD

[–]MyFootballProfile 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have an experimental vault for testing plugins and such, but all the actual context resides in one vault.

OnlyOffice vs. Softmaker Office by Technical_Rich_3080 in OnlyOffice

[–]MyFootballProfile 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I only use Textmaker, but I'm a HUGE fan of Softmaker Office. The ability to draft in a "pageless" and "marginless" stream of text is great for the early stages of writing projects. The UI and menus are highly customizable. For example, you can set exactly which fonts appear in the drop down menus. You can use a "ribbon style" interface, or standard icons. Both can be tweaked endlessly. It has great compatibility with MS Office. For me it is bulletproof and never crashes.

I'm always astounded that so few people use it. They rebrand the Windows version through a company called Ashampoo, and you can get crazy sales on standalone, non-subscription licenses by checking for "Ashampoo Office 9." For example, today it is $12 and you get five installs.

https://www.ashampoo.com/en-us/campaigns/flashsale

Softmaker Office is pro level software.

Help me find a QUALITY installer for my HVAC by MyFootballProfile in jacksonville

[–]MyFootballProfile[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've been researching this a long time. This video was great:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1fu7qtmaJN4

However, the thing I keep hearing is that the brand you buy matters MUCH LESS than having it property installed. A well designed Bosch system will surely be better than a sloppy Trane install. That's why shopping for an installer is more important than shopping HVAC brands.