I play piano, do digital art, like to collect random knowledge and am a die-hard when it comes to books.
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That thing happened and that's why I needed to somehow get myself a new log in method. Oh, and the "help" hyperlink didn't work.
I may change this chapter later, though.
I feel like I'm still not getting it right, but since I said that I will post soon, at the very least, I will post it this weekend.
Unfortunately not. The update will be hopefully completed soon, but it's an important point in this volume and I'm not quite satisfied with the chapter.
I'm giving you my power stones aren't I... On a serious note, I like the concept of not leaving Remnant just going on a small vacation, it rarely, if ever, used. Aside from that, I just hope for not too many lovers. If you can do it we'll, go for it I guess, it's your book. I just think that leaving someone "unattended" feels way worse than the possible "satisfaction/interest" you could get from more "members", if you know what I mean.
Thanks for the chapter... andhearisatypo to --> took or to --> took to. I forgot halfway through writing this chapter what exactly was written. I think "...it to do...", but who knows, not me. The eternal pain of typos. GTP4 gets the job done in that department, but it can be painful to deal with.
Yes, they can get one atom thick and it is possible to cut molecules with them, but not much more than that. The reason for this is that the blade is so thin, in fact that it is to soft to cut something, having trouble to even split a hair, and would just dent instead. This amazing, but arguably useless on a macro scale, property of obsidian makes it a perfect material for the production of, for example, measuring needles used in electron microscopes that work on magnitudes of magnification so large you can see singular atoms.
If I understand this right, this is a translation of your other book, and the fact you are doing it is plenty enough for a free 5 stars. The original was awesome as well, but the point is, you are being appreciated for making the effort to translate it. Thank you, in the name of the community.
I know the feeling and I will be posting tomorrow. I was planning to do one today, but a stupid program I'm working in didn't let me export my project that I had to deliver TODAY by 8 o'clock and I pulled a ####### allnighter to get it to work and I STILL didn’t work, so I'm kind of not in the mood to write. I will get over it by tomorrow, I have to, and I sincerely hope that every single person out there working on ArcGIS Pro never spends and entire night writing error notices. It a useful tool, but I have no patience for it for a day of two. And to all who read this comment, thank you for letting me vent it was a long night and I'm going to sleep since I finally can. Read you tomorrow! PS (that felt cringe)