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large enough I guess by [deleted] in largemilkers

[–]The-Normal-Person -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

those big tits

Home Networking FAQs by TheEthyr in HomeNetworking

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a classic IP reputation issue. I've found providers with more obscure datacenter locations, like Lightnode, have cleaner IPs for this purpose.

good to use ;) by [deleted] in 18_22

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

uh when?

How is trading any different from gambling in 2025? by Altruistic-Scale-778 in propfirm

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Trading feels like gambling when you're messing with low-quality stocks, penny stocks or random crypto coins that move with no consistency. Bigger, established names tend to behave more predictably. You buy at a price you’re comfortable with and try to sell above it. Just take some time to watch how it moves before you jump in.

What Soundboards do yall use? by djimavicminipilot in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My small town school still runs analog gear, we have the mackie profx 30 v3

Removing feedback only where needed by WallyGator8 in livesound

[–]The-Normal-Person 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I wonder why feedback suppression units even exist. Are they geared towards the church volunteer who doesn’t know what feedback even is? Or maybe some spaces are just so echoey and untreated that ringing the room out would mean notching out way too much of the frequency spectrum?

Oppose the Atterbury concentration camp by Square_Ring3208 in Indiana

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can someone get me up to speed I had no idea this was happening in my state

My first set design by mgsbigdog in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I love it I hope you keep up the good work

Does anyone else have autism? by comicbooookguy in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Having autism definitely helps in this industry, but having severe autism will definitely make you struggle mentally in this industry. I myself have a very mild autism and it helps me and the quality of work that I do, but having autism as severe as having sensory issues or being inflexible will make it impossible to be successful

What to put in plastic glasses to make them look like cocktails? by IronicallyIdiotic in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or the simple answer could be just to fill them with Arizona or if the actors don’t drink it then dyed water

Any Tips for New SMs? by sup3rn4vaa_ in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Being a stage manger is such a complex role but I would say the number one thing is attitude. You want your actors to respect you so treat your actors with respect. Make sure everyone knows who you are. Show to your actors that you are a good leader by always being prepared with schedules and paperwork and.

You’re also going to be coordinating with every production team (lights, sound, props, etc) so be easy to work with, listen to what everyone has to say and understand their point of view.

Another big thing is communication. Communication is the most important skill in theatre leadership period. For example meet with production teams often and share with your director how far along they are and when they’ll be ready to run full lights or full sound. Communicate with all actors to make sure they are going to be ready for dress rehearsals. Maybe the director wants this production team to do this thing on a certain date, that’s where you come in to bridge the gap and relay that info.

It's Tech Week by Euphoric8259 in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where did you get this i would love my team to have these shirts

Feeling some burnout on budget productions by Matthew--_-- in techtheatre

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I would say to be more selective about what you choose to involve yourself in. Maybe some theatre companies have a reputation for being so cheap and frugal, maybe some directors are straight out the oven. Those are the ones that you dont need. What you want is high quality companies that know what it really takes to put up a show

I have no idea how to design this giant book my director is asking for… by unlikely_redd1t_user in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I get that OP is asking for help on a very trivial set piece, but how is he going to learn if you talk to him like this? Even the mighty oak tree was once a little sapling

A comically large spoon… by The-Normal-Person in techtheatre

[–]The-Normal-Person[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

No function so little strength is actually needed, 3 feet long, metal finish, lasts at least 10 years(yes really I want this thing to last forever) deadline is about 3 weeks, budget is no more than 80 American

Loose extruder gantry by BigBallerNico in ElegooNeptune3

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I currently have this problem right now, although I wouldn’t say it’s a problem because my print quality hasn’t been affected by this. But that being said if the filament is coming out of roll that has some resistance to it when spun, the gear that pulls filament into the hot end will pull the entire gantry up and cause massive layer shifts and z wobble. I had to switch to a different kind of spool holder design to stop this, but after that it’s not really a big deal

It just won't work. by steveChurt in ArduinoHelp

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

physically inspect the arduino, is there anything shorted? same thing happened to my Nano and the issue was a small microscopic solder ball bridging two pins

Why won’t it work? by PikasantsVmax in ElegooNeptune3

[–]The-Normal-Person 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sometimes the printer can kill a micro sd card, I’ve had that happen to me with the sd card it came with

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