u/SpadeswithoutAce — reddlx

Are these dvd discs the same?

My best friend got me really into the avatar movies, I watched the first one once when I was really young, but now I would like the DVDs, especially because she mentions all the scenes from the extended version and I’d like to watch it. The other two movies both have a ultra 4K option and I have a displayer that can play that, she found a disk that has the extended version that is a regular blue ray and tonight I found the ultra 4K version.

Here’s where my question pops, and my friend mentioned that the Disney+ version of the movies have some odd censorship choices when it comes to the language. The regular blueberry on the back of the box says that there is a version of the movie with “All Objectionable language removed”, the ultra 4K disc is produced by Disney and it does not say that. I would like the regular version, aka the one with “ Objectionable” language, or not so family, friendly version. Does the ultra 4K version have that or is it just automatically the family audio track that the regular Blu-ray offers.

Does anyone know? I’d like the ultra 4k, but I also don’t really want dialogue changes, otherwise these two seem to have everything the exact same

Edit 1: also point out any other noticeable differences that I may have missed to help me best choose which one to buy. I’m buying the ultra 4K and the other two movies, but it’s not necessarily in need for all three if there’s major differences in the movie editing

u/SpadeswithoutAce — 18 hours ago

▲ 0 r/GarminFenix+1 crossposts

Should I get the Fenix 8 or the Venu 4?

I posted yesterday but after looking into the watches more I’m torn again.

The Fenix and Venu have all the features I like, as far as i know they both have excellent heart rate and sleep tracking, I have pots and suspect a sleep disorder so those features are deeply important to me.

I am unsure but fairly certain they both have the irregular heart beat alert which isn’t a small thing to give up for me.

Now here’s where I’m torn, I’m a woman with a wrist on the smaller size, the Fenix would look big on me which isn’t a big deal so long as it’s comfortable.

However! I’m not a intense athlete and I don’t dive, I do go to the gym and want to work on my strength training, I do go on hikes of the opportunities there, but I live in a really hot humid climate so it’s not something I go out and do compared to when I lived in a less hot less humid place.

I really like the long button hold on the Fenix to start a timer, but I’m sure I can program the same onto the Venu.

What it really comes down to is, how accurate is the heart rate on both, how accurate is the sleep tracking on both? Are they the same, is one slightly better?

I’m going to REI tomorrow to get my watch as I really should be tracking my heart rate and I don’t, I frequent the gym now, so it’s more important then ever for me to track it. This post is just for opinions while I continue to do research outside of Reddit, and my mind may change tomorrow when I actually see both watches in person. My mom has the Venu 4 so I I already know how that one looks but I may check out the Fenix 8 just in case.

like I said this post is just for opinions. I essentially just want as much as I could get in a Watch that stays as accurate as possible as heart rate tracking on the wrist can get.

Edit: I also am partly drawn to the longer battery life in the Fenix 8

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u/SpadeswithoutAce — 18 days ago

▲ 1 r/ArtistLounge

Is there a definitive guide to digital art in book for??

I work mostly in procreate, but I've noticed not working in the program for about 5 years, and I don't know about blend mode as much as I would like to, or the tools in the adjustment segment, I know there are books specifically for procreate, like the one from 21 draw and 3-D total, so those are better options. Please let me know, but I don't need a how to book I'm more so just need a guide that refers information that I don't know a lot about or would refer back to.

Essentially, I'm looking for a book that tells me what everything does in the program, that preferably can be transferred knowledge to other programs but it doesn't have to be.

More specifically, I'm looking for something that won't go out of date as quickly as like a full on user manual would if something like that exist

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u/SpadeswithoutAce — 1 month ago

▲ 2 r/ArtbookAddiction

Is there a definitive guide to digital art in book for??

I work mostly in procreate, but I’ve noticed not working in the program for about 5 years, and I don’t know about blend mode as much as I would like to, or the tools in the adjustment segment, I know there are books specifically for procreate, like the one from 21 draw and 3-D total, so those are better options. Please let me know, but I don’t need a how to book I’m more so just need a guide that refers information that I don’t know a lot about or would refer back to.

Essentially, I’m looking for a book that tells me what everything does in the program, that preferably can be transferred knowledge to other programs but it doesn’t have to be.

More specifically, I’m looking for something that won’t go out of date as quickly as like a full on user manual would if something like that exist

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u/SpadeswithoutAce — 1 month ago

▲ 9 r/TripCaves

There’s these two on Amazon, both of them have good reviews. I can’t find a review that compares the two or another brand. I bought the Goove for my parents for Christmas, but now I’m looking at the northern lights and wondering if it may be better.

Does anyone know which covers the mass surface area when it’s on? Or are there any other recommendations for star projectors? I like the goove from what I’ve seen, and I’ve watched the futurespace collectives YouTube videos on star projectors, and other review videos, I know from personal experience and from reviews that it’s a good brand, but is this other brand just as good?

u/SpadeswithoutAce — 2 months ago