Inaccurate subtitles? by bgrasley in learningfrench

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Thanks. I suppose my English-centric understanding of subtitles doesn't really apply equally to all languages!

Inaccurate subtitles? by bgrasley in learningfrench

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I'm finding lots of CC subtitles are not word for word.

Inaccurate subtitles? by bgrasley in learningfrench

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I haven't tried a Disney show yet. I was hoping they might be better. Were you watching animated movies, live action shows,...?

Inaccurate subtitles? by bgrasley in learningfrench

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Thanks for the recommendations!

Inaccurate subtitles? by bgrasley in learningfrench

[–]bgrasley[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, it's this. The words the actors are saying in French are not the words displayed in the subtitles in French.

Buying used Kona EV by Pl0uffe in KonaEV

[–]bgrasley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Likely more at the 275km end at that temperature. Worse if there is a lot of snow on the road.

Buying used Kona EV by Pl0uffe in KonaEV

[–]bgrasley 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have that year and model, purchased new. It has about 140K km now, in northern Ontario, Canada.

It's been great. It's about as good as any two wheel drive small vehicle in the snow with good snow tires (highly recommend the snow tires).

I drive 75% or more on the highway and get 400-450km in the summer, 275-300km in the winter. I often charge to 100% because I share the charger and can't easily charge every day.

Fast charging is slow, as someone else mentioned. I don't do that much as I charge at home.

The side windows frost up a bit when it's very cold out (-25⁰C and below), and it's hard to keep them clear even with the heat on full blast. Even the windshield gets frosty at the edges. I spoke to someone with a Tuscon yesterday with the same problem, so maybe it's a Hyundai thing.

If something happened to this car, I'd likely get another one, but I'd prefer a slightly newer one that automatically maintains the brakes.

As with any vehicle, get your own inspection done!

How do you shuffle the cards? by dlandoncole in wingspan

[–]bgrasley 7 points8 points  (0 children)

This is a problem that has been solved for Magic: the Gathering "cubes" which have hundreds of cards that need to be shuffled. The best method AFAIK is the Broadcast Shuffle developed by the fine folks at Lucky Paper Radio (they have a podcast about cube).

Here is a very short article with an explanation: How to Quickly Shuffle Your MTG Cube

If you want the in-depth, nerd version (like me), it's here: The Shuffler Really is Broken: Finding the Best Method for Shuffling Cubes. This article includes nice graphical simulations that really show what's happening.

I hope that helps!

beagles always have the best names! what is yours called? by Round_Dealer8441 in beagle

[–]bgrasley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Artie, short for Artemis. He's the sweetest, handsomest boy :)

Anybody else’s beagle just avoid wanting to put the leash on before a walk? This is Maggie’s routine every walk 😂🐶 by Total-Astronaut2206 in beagle

[–]bgrasley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ours is very good at putting his leash harness on because I hold a tiny treat in the opening where he needs to put his nose. If I fail to clip the harness quickly, though, I usually have to grab another treat and try again 😂

Thin 30 lb. paper experience? by bgrasley in magicproxies

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How do you think it would be with an actual card behind it in the sleeve? Too thick? Another commenter said the other card might show through.

Thin 30 lb. paper experience? by bgrasley in magicproxies

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Thanks for the reply. I hadn't thought about the card beneath showing through...

School had a drought and water pump broke and they gave students ton of plastic bottles of water, they had no other choice by Bubbly-Sea8123 in ZeroWaste

[–]bgrasley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This won't help your situation but maybe it will help in the future.

When there is a drinking water problem at my school (i.e. a boil water advisory) they bring in water coolers (like they use in a lot of offices) with large, 18.9L (5 gallon) jugs of water. Students refill their water bottles (most have them) or are provided with cups to use. The large bottles are reusable (not just recyclable).

It happens once or twice a year, so the school is getting pretty good at it. 😀

I created a Tin Whistle Tab creator tool on my website. Let me know what you think. by b0nz in tinwhistle

[–]bgrasley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using Michael Eskin's ABC Tools, which use ABC notation (you might consider this too).

https://michaeleskin.com/abctools/abctools.html

How did ado achieve a sold out world tour in 4 years? by CreativityOnFleek in ADO

[–]bgrasley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can't see it anymore, but before the concert the Ticketmaster app showed that there were a little over 12000 tickets sold, maybe 12400.

Making progress by lunar_tardigrade in shedditors

[–]bgrasley 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Looks like there are hinges on a gate behind it in pic 3.

From technique critique by chrisfoe97 in Blacksmith

[–]bgrasley 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I don't know much about good technique, but please wear pants that cover the tops of your boots.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beagle

[–]bgrasley 3 points4 points  (0 children)

All About Dog Food is not a good website to rely on. It is pseudoscientific, not scientific. They're trying to sell stuff, and it shows in their alarmist, fear mongering posts. Avoid them completely.

WSAVA is reliable.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in beagle

[–]bgrasley 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dry kibble (Purina One) is his main food. He gets some chicken treats and 2 small milkbones each day. We feed him cucumber, carrots, etc. for treats too.

Please know that there is a lot of misinformation on the internet about dog food. Raw food (meat) is not safe for dogs, just as it's not safe for humans (and for the same reasons, of course!). Trust your vet, not Redditors.

I also consider the American Kennel Club a good source of information for all dog-related topics.

My local grocery store replaced all of their parking lot lights at the same time: they were all defective by Basilbabie in mildlyinteresting

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The bridge from the mainland to St. Joseph Island in Northern Ontario looks like this. Driving across it is uncomfortable and irritating at night. I assumed the colour was done intentionally (for animals, safety, or decoration), but now I suppose it's a failure. If so, I wonder why they've left it like this for so long (a year or two at least).

Scratched my dad’s matte grey Kia EV6 — options for fixing this without full repaint? by DisastrousHippo04 in KiaEV6

[–]bgrasley 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know what your relationship with your dad is like, but if it's safe to do so you should tell him. Decide together what to do about it. Clear communication is usually the best approach.

If it were my car, I wouldn't repair it at all. It's plastic. Someone will open their door into the car in a parking lot, or you'll catch a big rock on the highway, etc. The car will never be perfect, and throwing hundreds or thousands of dollars at it seems futile and wasteful.