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UPDATE: Thank you to everyone for being a part of this amazing AMA and for your questions about our Search and Find, Awkward Family Photos, Not Another Teen Movie, Pierce Brosnan’s face, Highlights, Mad Magazine, Random existential questions and taking a dump on my chest. You truly did ask anything, and I hope we answered everything or at least made you laugh trying. It’s almost 1 o’clock where I

I used to build websites for small charities. Mostly they were lovely to work with, but occasionally I had problems due to the fact their tech knowledge tended to be non-existent.

I’d just finished a site for a charity that raised money for their local hospital, and was quite pleased how it came out. I’d enjoyed building the thing and got on well with their volunteers, including the chief exec.

Soon after sending them the test environment url for them to proof the site before going live, I got a call from the chief exec. Instead of the ‘nice job, it looks great’ conversation I’d been expecting, she was in a furious rage.

‘How could you deliver such a shoddy piece of work! Nothing looks like it’s supposed to! It’s so unprofessional, I can’t believe it!’ It’s just completely broken!’

Oh no I’ve screwed up, I think, and frantically load up the site. It looks fine.

‘Uh, it looks okay to me’, I say. ‘What seems to be the problem?’

This led to a much longer rant about how I’d trick

A few years ago I was very Ill and in hospital but my school wouldn't give me any exemptions regarding schoolwork. I was hanging on a very loose thread and if I was to fail any classes that term the school said I would be held back a year.

My sister knew that this would absolutely devestate me so because I could hardly lift my head and I was attached to countless drips at the time she took it upon herself to write and submit the assignment for me.

About a month later my teacher excitedly showed me that she had submitted "my" piece to a magazine because of how well it was written and they had chosen to publish it - my name and picture was under the article.

They mentioned it at my graduation, they gave me a medal for the subject and they even put an additional copy of the article in the schools magazine and my sister just played along the whole time and still does whenever someone brings it up.

She is an absolute legend and I can never thank her enough for saving my ass.

#4 Comfortably Numb - David Gilmour / Pink Floyd https://youtu.be/RjJRR3CIocQ

Closing in on number 1 in a few weeks, then I've gotta think of something new to move on to. Any suggestions would be appreciated. I've had a few ideas bouncing around in my head, but nothing solid yet. Lately I've been thinking of putting together a top 25 or 50 list of the top underrated/underappreciated solos of all time, excluding any of the honorable mentions that I've already covered in this project. Thoughts? Ideas?

Well, Comfortably Numb.... Solos don't get much more famous than this beauty from Mr. David Gilmour. Been excited to tackle this one for a while now.

Aside from adding a few cool video effects to this one (starting to learn my way around my video editor), I triple tracked this one the way Gilmour did. Recorded the solo the exact same way twice, then split the second recording and panned each one left and right in the mix, while leaving the main solo down the middle of the mix. Gives it

https://imgur.com/gallery/0vaHpSk These were super fun to make, if anyone has feedback/criticism or wants one made of their guardian just PM me and I'll try to get around to making one for you!

I think its about time the devs considered buffing magazine sizes back to what they used to be, i know the handmade was nerfed early on because of pvp issues but the game is nothing like how it used to be and their are way more powerful weapons out there. The drum magazine at least holding 60 rounds and bumping regular mags back up to 30 would be perfect.

Recently, a preview of OPM UK #178 was posted revealing Gran Turismo 7 to be a “launch window” title for PS5, however it only showed the first half of the list. Here’s every game mentioned in the full issue, sorted by release window.

As I was writing this out, however, I noticed something quite exciting. The list has three separate indicators, “Launch Window”, “6-12 Months”, and “12+ Months”. However, as you can see from January’s Hitman 3 being in the first category while February’s Far Cry 6 is in the second, it apparently isn’t actually talking about “6-12 months from console launch” it means “6-12 months from August”. So everything in “Launch Window” should be out by January, everything in the second category should be out by next June, and everything in the third is July 2021 or later. With that out of the way, here’s the full list:

Launch-January 2021

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla (2020)

Astro Bot’s Playroom (Launch)

Bugsnax (‘Holiday’)

Chivalry: Medieval Warfare 2

#6 Slash / Guns n' Roses - November Rain solos https://youtu.be/hlUzLPYTMAs

Hey all, back at it again. Trying to get this thing finished up in the next month or two.

Today we're tackling the 3 solos to Slash's November Rain. The first 2 solos I did my best to go at pretty much note for note, but I had some fun with the outro coda solo and just did my own thing for the most part.

After the performance vid, as per usual there's a 8 or 9 minute commentary on Slash, Gun's, and their penchance for ballads after storming out of the gate with Appetite for Destruction. I also have a look at soloing in the relative minor and a quick look at bending notes in the natural minor (aeolian) scale.

Hope you stick around.

Back next week with another fantastic Hendrix solo as we FINALLY get into the top 5.

Hope you like my take on this one. Slash on a Stratocaster. I know, blasphemy, haha. No Les Paul at my disposal this week.

Hope you're well. As always, all the kind words and comments mean a lo

For some background, Bon Appétit’s longtime Editor-in-Chief Adam Rapoport resigned yesterday after a photo of him in brownface surfaced. That's really just the tip of the iceberg--the majority of the iceberg being Bon Appétit’s long-standing problems with hiring and equitably paying people of color. Former employees have stepped up to talk about their experiences with the white leadership, and Bon Appétit’s not looking so good. Because BA is beloved by r/cooking, the sub has been having quite a reaction. Disclaimer, I have a comment in there somewhere but I'm not involved in the drama.

Here's coverage of the story from NPR if anyone wants more info before diving in

Full original thread announcing the news

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