Their terms were written to allow them to refund less than the purchase price by refunding the current price instead of the purchase price. You buy SSD for $200, a year later the model is reduced to $150, they refund you $150. They haven’t changed those terms, so they are violating their own contract by not refunding at the current price.
Might be a good application of viewports. Run the TileMapLayer in a viewport with the shader on an object in that same viewport. Render the viewport to another object in your normal space.
To do what you are trying to do, you need the TileMapLayer to already be rendered before the shader runs. That’s called a post processing effect. There are two routes, the easy and the hard way:
Easy: Put an object in front of the camera, covering the whole view. Put your screen-reading shader on it. It needs to be sorted on top of the things you want it to shade. This is conceptually similar to what you tried with 2b, but what matters is the sort order on screen, not the node structure.
Hard but better: Compositor effects. These are true post processing shaders that can be ran at various points in the rendering process. They require a bunch of boilerplate gdscript to run and use a slightly different shader language, but they are the proper method of doing post-fx. I don’t know if they work in 2D, however.
Old people getting called/emailed, being convinced they owe either the government or the scammer money, and then bring told to go buy thousands in gift cards.
It’s a big business. Over $200 million a year in the US.
Ooh, a gcode generator in Grasshopper?! I never thought of that.
These are often two components stacked. There’s a cabinet box and a shelf unit. They may not have attached them if it’s a temporary backdrop just for this video. It’s also possible that the shelf is bolted to the wall, allowing the cabinet to slide underneath it.
“We know they’re going to make a lot of money during these events”
I am not connected with that stadium, but I am connected to some of the others involved in the tournament. We don’t know if we are going to make any money. FIFA claims the games are all going to have max attendance, which means we need to be stocked/prepped/staffed for that, but it’s likely a lie. They also have made a bunch of weird demands that increase costs.
FIFA is structuring everything so that they make a ton of money no matter what. That’s all they care about.
That said, this sounds like it has more to do with the security protocols than it does pay. There’s nothing the employer can do about it and I don’t think FIFA cares.
Go read the Wikipedia page. It’s silly.
I have no idea if it’s a realistic depiction of what qualifies or not, but practically any skull used in a vaguely militaristic context qualifies under its description.
I love how every once in a while there’s a comic from the parents perspective and he’s just a normal kid with loving parents.
+1 for Imaginarium. Love that movie.
Ledger died in the middle of filming. He was the lead. The director and a few of Ledger’s friends cooked up a crazy way to salvage it.
According to Wikipedia, nothing distinguishes a totenkopf from other skull symbols, with or without bones behind it. Poison symbol? Totenkopf. Punisher logo? Totenkopf. Skull with a bullet hole in it? Believe it or not, totenkopf.
The Editor-in-Chief of the American Diabetes Association’s flagship journal was ejected and banned from the Association’s conference for handling out copies of an article from their journal. The Association blames security demands made by the Trump administration.
in case anyone is curious, those comments are not a modern addition. They are a faithful reproduction of the original scanned copy of the code.
If your religion requires premarital sex, you can argue that. Freedom of religion and freedom from religion are not the same thing.
Underneath the silliness, SR4 had a good story and great performances. I remember tearing up a bit during the car segment of the final mission.
It is one of the few open-world sidequestapaloozas I have ever beaten because the story and insanity kept me coming back.
Their printers are often clogged and mistuned, leading to streaky prints or misaligned colors. Sometimes you get lucky and find a store that has a decent printer.
You should either include something to wear it to or indicate that future gifts may go that direction. Dressing up to go to a show, symphony, etc can be a lot of fun and that resolves the “but I have nowhere to wear it” objection she would likely have.
Veritasium is awful. So much misinformation, holier-than-though attitude, and disguised advertising. They are just pre-AI slop: Stuff that sounds correct presented in a convincing way.
BitD is extremely focused on thief/assassin gameplay. It’s nicely setting-agnostic, but it isn’t a system suited to rural gameplay.
They noted that the garage door was set up by the previous owner. That likely also means that the previous owner could still open it from the app.