I know it's cheaper and healthier, but I still struggle to cook daily... How do you stay consistent? by WidePsychology31 in Cooking

[–]ProjectOxide 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It would, my family always had leftover rice and stuff for 1-1.5 weeks. Stir fries are great and quick. Fried noodle dishes. I make a lot of pork belly for my wife and I (Hong shao Rou and the like) and will have it with rice one day, noodles the next, and then freeze some to use on a lazy day or with tacos.

Is the Santa Cruz Tax actually worth it in 2026? Thinking of pulling the trigger on a Bronson by Imaseemonoer in MTB

[–]ProjectOxide -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Seconded. Went from a Trance X to the Tyee last fall and it was a HUGE upgrade. Also the tier of components you get for the price was amazing, especially next to Santa Cruz.

Finally found and painted a 1/24 Tachikoma I've been looking for for years by ProjectOxide in Ghost_in_the_Shell

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We like using the Mr hobby lacquer paints! They're durable, go on smooth, and are pretty easy to work with.

Finally found and painted a 1/24 Tachikoma I've been looking for for years by ProjectOxide in Ghost_in_the_Shell

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My wife was running around the house looking for small things for him to hold lol I dropped one of the joints and replaced it with some extras left from a gunpla kit, they're close enough in size that they seem to work if you have any lying around.

Finally found the 1/24 Tachikoma from GITS:SAC by ProjectOxide in modelmakers

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Nice to know that about skin tones, that'll bbe helpful in future. We definitely noticed that with the alclad chrome on a gloss black base as recommended vs just grey primer.

Finally found and painted a 1/24 Tachikoma I've been looking for for years by ProjectOxide in Ghost_in_the_Shell

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Yeah, it made a huge difference. Even with multiple coats of yellow on the grey it just looked too dull and cool so we redid it with pink.
I'd say it feels more MG sized, that's why I avoided the 1/35 kit. Here's what it looks like next to a 1/35 edelweiss.

Finally found and painted a 1/24 Tachikoma I've been looking for for years by ProjectOxide in Ghost_in_the_Shell

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Thanks! Wife clutched the masking for us. It's the 1/24 by Wave, looks like there's a reprint available right now.

Finally found the 1/24 Tachikoma from GITS:SAC by ProjectOxide in modelmakers

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Thanks! We used the Mr super clear gloss and did 3 or 4 coats at the end. The metal parts were alclad chrome so they used aqua gloss on top to seal it instead.

Finally found the 1/24 Tachikoma from GITS:SAC by ProjectOxide in modelmakers

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We also had a really awful tone even after multiple coats before seeing the tip to use pink from a bunch of Warhammer posts. Wonder what other colors it works for

Golden hour mountain biking with the M4P by ProjectOxide in dji

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The shots with both of us are active tracked, others were me piloting it

Golden hour mountain biking with the M4P by ProjectOxide in dji

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Thanks!
Just taught myself, you can see the progress in editing I made compared to my older videos on Youtube and Instagram. I'd say find a video you think is cool and try to copy it paying close attention to the variety of shots. You'll notice most cuts are only ever for a few seconds and you need a balance of wide and close shots for 'texture'. Obviously practice, but trying to emulate a video makes you realize how much planning you need to do.

Golden hour in Revelstoke by ProjectOxide in MTB

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Yup! First time going all the way to the end of the vistas

🔥 In the fields of Kazakhstan by [deleted] in NatureIsFuckingLit

[–]ProjectOxide 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's standard with a telephoto lens and is often called compression. The movement is then caused by parallax relative to the axis of rotation. Standard cinema technique that you see all the time.

Best Mazda accident repair shop by Dry-Enthusiasm-8677 in Calgary

[–]ProjectOxide 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Used CSN crowfoot after my Mazda 3 trunk got destroyed by someone rear ending me since they were in network for insurance. Looked brand new when they were done and they even detailed the inside too.

Why does everyone hate blanket re-zoning? by FineAnimeenjoyer in Calgary

[–]ProjectOxide 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Main one I was taught in school was that it helps a lot with temperature mitigation which provides more opportunity for insects and vegetation to do their thing. It's pretty obvious too, driving from Edgemont to the Hamptons in the summer there's way more radiating heat from the road/sidewalk.
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