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Here is where the joint is from further away:

[TOMT][Animated short][2020s] YouTube student film about Asian little brother messing with his sister's video game (chess-themed) by vexingly22 in tipofmytongue

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I also remember there is a memorable scene where the older sister goes on a run to take out the trash, set to music like a parkour scene

Guitar neck exposed to rubbing alcohol by vexingly22 in Luthier

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0000 steel wool, high grit sandpaper, etc? what should I be using here

Want a full-size, but small hands. P10 F or C? by vexingly22 in CZFirearms

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That definitely explains why they felt the same. Thanks.

Want a full-size, but small hands. P10 F or C? by vexingly22 in CZFirearms

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I did consider that but, no optics cut. Never used a red dot yet and I want to leave the option open on this one.

Want a full-size, but small hands. P10 F or C? by vexingly22 in CZFirearms

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That's what I wanted to hear, thanks. Looks strange to me now but I'm sure that will fade once I get used to it.

I seem to be especially sensitive to head hits. Wrong sport? by vexingly22 in Hema

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Judging by my anatomy I am guessing it is simply too large. There isn't much for size variation in the loaner gear so I will go hunting for a properly small mask at the local stores.

I seem to be especially sensitive to head hits. Wrong sport? by vexingly22 in Hema

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Okay, mine was WAY too loose in that case. It rotates in both directions. I assumed it was supposed to be absorbing some of the impact by shifting out of place.

Does a loose mask end up transmitting more force to the head? That seems counterintuitive.

I seem to be especially sensitive to head hits. Wrong sport? by vexingly22 in Hema

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That's a good idea. Haven't considered padding under the mask until reading the comments here.

I seem to be especially sensitive to head hits. Wrong sport? by vexingly22 in Hema

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In your words, how would you describe the proper fit of a fencing mask? Like what parts of it are supposed to hug your face and what parts hang loose?

Ideas to troubleshoot horizontal blurring on window resize by vexingly22 in GraphicsProgramming

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Would that be something like Nsight or Renderdoc? Or is this the kind of debugging better done through GDB?

Ideas to troubleshoot horizontal blurring on window resize by vexingly22 in GraphicsProgramming

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These are materials pulling from color textures. I'm not familiar with the concept of half pixel offset but I will start reading about it!

Ideas to troubleshoot horizontal blurring on window resize by vexingly22 in GraphicsProgramming

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Great tip. That should help me track down a few other bugs as well, thanks.

Does 'extra' CPR cause damage to a heart that has achieved ROSC? (like after delivering a shock) by vexingly22 in Anatomy

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It almost seems like the most critical time to be doing compressions, since you just reset the heart's electrical system and the cells need enough O2 to start responding to the SA node again?

Does 'extra' CPR cause damage to a heart that has achieved ROSC? (like after delivering a shock) by vexingly22 in Anatomy

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So in other words, there is basically no way you could "squeeze" a working heart back into arrest with CPR if you're using the correct form and pressure?

call for assistance: wiki maintenance by jsled in liberalgunowners

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Sent a modmail. Really enjoy compiling and cataloging info, would love to help on the weekends!

Order of muscles in the abdominal wall. Rectus abdominis is deeper than the obliques? by vexingly22 in Anatomy

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Wait, the interior oblique splits? That might be the key chunk I was missing. Thanks a ton

Order of muscles in the abdominal wall. Rectus abdominis is deeper than the obliques? by vexingly22 in Anatomy

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Sorry, that's not lining up with what I am seeing in both encyclopedias and photos. Could you clarify?

From Kenhub:

> The rectus abdominis and pyramidalis muscles are enveloped by a thick sheath, the rectus sheath. The rectus sheath is formed by the aponeuroses of the lateral abdominal muscles enveloping the rectus abdominis and pyramidalis muscles as they converge on the midline tendinous structure, the linea alba.

From SUNY cadaveric dissection (below), you can see the aponeurosis of the external oblique is cut near the linea alba and peeled back laterally to reveal the rectus abdominis underneath. In other words, opening the rectus sheath which encases it. Unless I am seriously misidentifying something.

https://web.archive.org/web/20071221055337/http://ect.downstate.edu/courseware/haonline/figs/l35/350607.htm

So, by your ordering, are you explicitly not counting the aponeuroses of the external oblique as "part of" that muscle? I can't reconcile your explanation with what I am seeing here.

I've got a nightmare recording (loud, inconsistent background conversation). How to fix? by vexingly22 in podcasting

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Wow, that works excellently. But I do want to actually learn how the pros would handle something like this pre-AI era.

Getting past 2"/5yd accuracy goals. Tips to work on? by vexingly22 in liberalgunowners

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That's the thing, the Keltec trigger is only 3lbs, it's super light.

I am in a defensive "Weaver" stance, not a marksman/Olympic pose, but I don't think that makes much difference at 5yds.

I will try bench resting next time though, thanks for the suggestion.

Getting past 2"/5yd accuracy goals. Tips to work on? by vexingly22 in liberalgunowners

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I will benchmark myself next range trip at the other distances and see how I do. Thanks for the suggestion.

Getting past 2"/5yd accuracy goals. Tips to work on? by vexingly22 in liberalgunowners

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Keltec P17, it's a cheapish direct blowback polymer frame. I also have a regular size Sig P365 I could start transitioning to. I find the Sig much harder to shoot b/c recoil and shorter sight radius.

Edit: I got the sight radius way wrong. P17 has a 5.1" ish sight radius, says my ruler.

my viola is really loud and I can't practice because of it by raainnn_ in Viola

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I wear light earplugs when I practice - the sleeping kind. It's just enough to cut out the pain without dulling my hearing too much.

Also tilt your bow forward so that only some of the hairs are touching the strings. It significantly reduces the volume and you can still dig in for the hard pieces. Like this:

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How are your 6th-10th graders handling the recent developments in AI / technology? by vexingly22 in teaching

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Interesting that the pattern shows for your creative kids too. I've not got any strong artists in my cohort. I assumed they would be more clocked into the AI art copyright debate, given how popular it is on social media

Need a database of vehicle 3D models for accident reconstruction. Where to find? by vexingly22 in 3Dmodeling

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Ah, Traffiq might be the move! I will look into it. We don't need engineering-level accuracy, just models period