Except snake oil can contain bleach...

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most doctors in your city/state can't/refuse do anything about your problem

There's almost nothing a chiropractor can do if doctors aren't treating you. Except lie and steal your money.

The thing is, placebos can work even if the patient knows it's a placebo. Which I think is crazy and amazing.

But it doesn't look good for homeopathic grifters.

Obligatory Vic and Bob.

Chiropractic.

Everything in Holland and Barrett.

I've made a mistake, the 55-300 does not have the fast AF I suggested it for. Apologies for that.

The 70-300mm VR AFP f/4.5-6.3 DX ED has much faster AF. It works on your camera, is affordable, and the best tool for your usage here.

Interestingly, I've read that with VR teles, switching off the VR will actually get you slightly faster AF. It's only really for slower speeds, so that makes sense.

You should only use DX lenses.

When the play is close to you, set your position to allow for that.

Edit to reflect that I got confused with which lens I recommended. Sorry!

Two things:

AF-A and AUTO AF Area select should be fine. If not, try AF-C. It will track the subject it's locked to. If its not locking where you want, you'll have to use AF-S and Single AF Area. That requires predicting where the subject will be, and if it's going to move you'll need to set 3D to track it.

maybe some of the blur in my photos is actually better explained by camera shake (shooting at 200 mm on a 1.5x crop sensor)

This depends on which lens you are using. If it's a Nikon with VR there should be no shake. If it's not focusing fast enough, a better lens may be needed. I'd recommend the Nikon 70-300mm VR AFP f/4.5-6.3 DX E

Of course, no lens or camera can help if your problem is technique. The D7500 is a fantastic DSLR and with a suitable lens there's no reason you can't get the results you're after. Technique is crucial in that with all else accounted for, poor technique will reduce your chances.

I hope this helps, feel free to ask anything.

I like it when I use Ableton Live.

I can load any of my projects and everything is running exactly how I left it. Any issues I've had have been down to 3rd party plugins.

I'm fortunate in that this is the only thing I use my MBP for, other than accessing music stuff on the internet using Firefox with uBlock, which is synced with my phone.

It's not logged into Apple ID, and I bought it used. So there's no money paid to Apple and as little data as I can give them.

It's my hobby, but if I were to do it professionally I would do everything exactly the same. Except I would buy the machine new.

potentially illegal.

Well, that sounds promising at least.

If you don't think those things are very much related, may I suggest reading this post on Lemmy today.

The levels of corruption aimed at climate denial and in furthering fossil fuels is frightening.

Hi, I'm a very low level Android user so forgive me if this is incorrect. I've seen references to use init_boot.img instead of boot.img

This is just from scanning around XDA this year and could well be irrelevant, but it may be worth double checking.

I wanted a OnePlus 12R and was checking the OP forums generally to get a feel for bootloader unlocking and custom ROM availablity.

I hope this helps.

Keeping in mind I have zero knowledge of what you're telling me about, but these examples don't include anything about carbon monoxide.

If the similarities to the other gases are close enough to mean that it can be safely stored using the same techniques, then I'm inclined to feel a lot less worried about the whole thing.

But I don't really trust these sectors to act on our behalf, only to make profit line go up. Lying and bribing appears to be part of that, as can be seen all around us these days.

Yes, the article says that but I'm not sure how much I believe it. If there's a decent body of work that draws consensus I would be less sceptical.

Code spotted within the Spotify app last year also suggests that the tier could come with 24-bit lossless audio

At 44.1k, 16bit is CD quality which is perfectly good enough. But no, dupe people into paying more for something they can't use. Typical.

I wouldn't call carbon monoxide a good side product. If the amount created is negligible then great, but are there realistic figures?

That's a strange film. I watched it at the cinema when released and enjoyed the visuals, but it seemed like the story was purposely simplified to a wild west love yarn so that the audience would have to focus on the visuals. There's so little to distract from the "cutting edge" CGI, any depth to the plot or characters would be detrimental to the six fucking years he spent making it.

Which I can understand as it does achieve that. And I didn't hate it, mainly because it did look amazing and I wasn't distracted from that. But I've never watched it again and wouldn't want to.

Weird.

I'm no expert, but this doesn't sound like a good idea.

I can be. The other day, I was driving on a 70mph road and the lead car two in front hit a young deer. She had tried her best to avoid it but there was nothing she could do.

She pulled over with her signals flashing and as I went past I realised no one was going to stop, and then I had the thought of that happening to my wife, who is a vegetarian and would have been in bits, so I pulled over and ran back to check on her.

She was crying and shaking, I asked her to drop the window a bit and if she was ok. I told her it wasn't her fault and she should take as long as needed before driving, and that I would be in my car if needed.

I had my lunch and her husband soon arrived, coming to thank me, which I wasn't expecting. They were very nice and it was very sad and I was slightly emotional. They left eventually and I carried on with my day.

I can be grumpy as fuck, though.

Most modern DAWs will have plenty of realistic sounds, it's getting them to play realistically that's difficult.

Edit: forgot you use Linux.

Does your DAW not have those built in or are you after hardware?