1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

The masking in the new Lr is excellent, I honestly hardly have to open PS anymore. The thing is the quick masking, super resolution, and various other AI feature sets leverage cloud computing since it requires a ton of power and lightroom classic is entirely client side.

 

I have to use Liquify in PS quite a bit to correct posture and even out stance and stuff, if they would add that feature to LR I'd really have little reason to use photoshop.

But even though Lightroom Classic has heal/clone brushes, I much prefer using those in PS for some reason. Just feels better, idk

 

It's interesting, when i flew to CA for the Nelson's wedding the guy next to me was in heavy equipment sales and I learned a lot.

It sounded like most of the old non emissions compliant heavy equipment is being refurbished and shipped to Asia/Africa/Latin America because the market for it is much greater than it is in America despite all the noise about it here

 

Cool, do you take the 99 5 speed out much? It must be a hoot to drive?

 

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I need to get it running again. I let it sit for too long without starting it. Off-road projects took all of my time since last summer. It is/was a lot of fun. I have some stiff poly motor mounts to install. Just need some time away from the cruisers to focus on it again.

 

Don't know how much you know about corporate "carbon credits" but it has, in part, to do with that.

The best, most powerful generation of stihl equipment was the "0" series.in the 80s and 90s Professional loggers around the world almost exclusively used the older 046 and 066 chainsaws. But they were polluting sumbishes for sure. Because of their emissions stihl completely phased them out in the early 00s.

Stihl refined their 2stroke engine to what they call "4 mix" ... still mix your oil and gas, but it has valves like a 4stroke to help reduce emissions.


This super clean burning 4mix engine gave them enough offsetting carbon credits they could legally make their 0 series, but could only sell them in markets without pollution legislation. (So pretty much everywhere but US, EU, and Australia) so they have a plant in Brazil where they still make brand new right off the assembly line 046 and 066 in Brazil, which I think is cool cause I love those saws so much. But then I get super sad cause they only have that production plant in Brazil for cutting down the rainforest.

 

@eon_blue

Gotta do some maintenance on Stephanie's car so I figured I could finish the brake lines on the Land Cruiser as well next week.

Bought a pneumatic brake bleeder system which is supposed to be super quick and easy; will allow me to drain any and all fluid out so it'll be nice to get the old stuff out

 

Received dimensions to make a part.

5/8" hole has no reference IE how far from one edge or two, or the angle of said bracket in relation to the base, nothing.

 

Their part was not fully defined... lines still blue, return to sender

 

@Wulf lines were all black

Fully defined drawing FTW

 

You’re the expert just make it right.

 

Solo brake bleeding kits are like the Mama Celeste - Pizza For One of the auto parts world


...and I definitely need to get one too

 

well hello all 28 guests currently viewing our thread

 

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Is this like alphabet soup?

 

I don't know how many preppers live in Canada but if he lists it in Idaho it will sell pretty quick I bet

oh wait nvm its in Oregon lol

 

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