Here is 8 month old Spud napping in the middle of a 12 hour stay with three other dogs while I work all day long. I’ve had him for five days now. When he was younger he was sitting with his front legs extended when a great dane sat on and broke his left leg. He’s not bothered by it playing with other dogs. Now, if I can only get this potty training going!
got the call and 24 hours later have my new best friend. Eight months old. I feel so blessed. Poor buddy has been in three different homes in one week since surrender.
I’m just posting this to reassure any new IG owners that this is totally normal way for them to relax. This is tank, he’s no longer with us, but we’re glad to share some of his awkwardness. He always would bend his wrists so far, this photo isn’t even his maximum flexibility. Our friends just adopted a new puppy and noticed the wrist being flexible and of course has concerns. Anyone else have a flexible iggy?
I spend so much time “working on my game” in my sim and haven’t really made efforts to play a round. I don’t use my simulator to play rounds of golf, just target range practice mostly. I live in Florida where it’s ridiculously hot right now, and even though golf is cheap because of it you don’t get your money back if you get torrential downpours or lightning. I also wanna play as a single, but I don’t wanna spend 5 1/2 hours on the course. My sim is fun, challenging and convenient.
I have a close relationship with my gym owner and I teach golf fitness there. I’ve got the Sigpro 3D strip cut into my mat and I like it.
Internet says 7 rounds is the average life span.
Hello Everyone. New to the sub, but I've been using Adobe since the 90s. I've been using Premiere for a long time and I pay for the entire CC Suite for work. It may be time for an upgrade. I'm sure I'd save about 50% of my time in pre-render and export so it's worth it, plus I'm looking forward to Win 11. Yes I know prices... but new PCs always seem to cost about $2k no matter what generation we're in. It is what it is. Work necessiates; time is money.
I shoot 4k on an FX3 and it can get a bit glitchy on larger projects. My media cache is on a separate 1tb ssd, and my active projects on a 2tb ssd.
My most recent issue popped up editing two projects, a 90 minute recital shot with two cameras (FX3/Z6) and a testimonial series with lots of smaller clips. I pre-rendered the recital for export, exported it, then closed it. When I opened the testimonial video project I could get started but then Premiere locked up as I ingest a clip into a timeline. I assume it's a media cache issue and/or having such a large render in cache makes it hard to work on other projects. I'm assuming a newer PC will fix most issues.
As I type this, would I get any performance boost with my current PC, in Premiere, if I just get a new GPU?
Current PC 2019 Build
Win 10-Core i9 9900k-128gb ddr3-RTX 2080 8gb-2tb m.2
New build will likely be AM5 DDR5 32 gb ram m.2 4tb Gen4 PCIe RTX 4070 12gb
How is the jump to AM5 and/or Win 11?
Who’s the monster the morning after my daughter went back to school and I left for a business trip. My daughter picked him when we first got him, but then she immediately went to school. So I’m the one that takes care of him when she’s not home.
He’s been doing this since the day we got him and I can’t bring myself to stop it. Every single day at least twice a day I chase him around, trying to get my socks. Socks are not safe around here.
Sorry, but I haven’t seen him in a week and I hope you can tolerate that he looks like a jack russell. His mom’s a Chihuahua mix that kinda looked like a mini Falkor. This is one of my favorite things to do, especially when he jumps like one of those foxes that dives into the snow. His paws are all cute.