The lack of an official camera policy (for the gym floor) is starting to be taken advantage of and I’m feeling uncomfortable…?

My Crunch just recently opened in the past year and I know Crunch has no official camera policy for the gym floor. I also understand that recording yourself to assess your form is critical. I also know people may even record themselves for their socials.. whatever, that’s fine.

However, a few people at my gym have started bringing tripods to hold their phones, some even with the selfie ring light. It was a minor annoyance for a while, mostly just having to make sure I didn’t bump into them or hit them since they usually place them in the middle of the walkway - but now, several people are recording their workouts/live streaming on TikTok while I’m there, each with their own tripod. I’ve tried adjusting the time I go the best to my ability, but each time, there’s always 3-7 people filming/streaming. Plus, my local Crunch’s social media is reposting things people post and tag them in, which not only says “yea, we’re okay with this behavior,” but actively encourages it.

What’s even more annoying is that some of the serial recorders/streamers is positioning his tripod with other machines clearly in the background. He went to record himself on a machine this morning and I was already using a machine next to him. He positioned his tripod where I was clearly in frame. I quickly stopped and moved along. I shouldn’t have to stop and move because I don’t want to be recorded for whatever he’s doing, nor should I have to ask him to position his setup at another angle. It’s just all around annoying.

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u/labrume — 6 days ago

Wall-E soundtrack from MK Tunnels

Hey all. 2019 DCP’er. I have the Wall-E music from the MK Tunnels stuck in my head.. from when they move trash compactors. Does anyone know where I can find it online? Or can someone please audio record it for me if they’re on break. I miss the sweet smell of rotten food that’s been sitting in a trash compactor and glorious sight of brown sludge dripping from those things. TIA!

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u/labrume — 2 months ago
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How Do I Make a Perfect Repeating Circle Border Around a Rectangle?

I’m a teacher and I’m trying to create a classroom door poster in Canva that I can then print on a poster printer. The door is 80 inches x 33 inches. I want a border made of circles that repeat in a continuous blue > white > red pattern with NO breaks in the sequence anywhere around the border. However, the pre-made borders in the graphics tab do not have one that is the size I need, so I wanted to make my own.

I also want an inset of empty space between the edge of the poster and the circles, so my actual workable border area is about 74” x 28”. The inset is, therefore, 2.5 inches on both the left and right sides (5 inches total) and 3 inches on the top and bottom (6 inches total). These inset measurements are flexible, I just chose them to get the workable area to have an even number for its length and width. I thought that would help, but if you need to change them, that is fine!

I’d like the circles to:
- be evenly spaced, edge to edge (see image)
- go continuously around the rectangle
- keep the blue > white > red pattern intact around corners without breaking
- ideally be around 3–5.5 inches in diameter

I’m struggling because when I test sizes in Canva, the the pattern doesn’t line up and the sequence breaks.

What circle diameter and circle count per side would mathematically work best here?

I attached screenshots/mockups to help

u/labrume — 2 months ago

How Do I Make a Perfect Repeating Circle Border Around a Rectangle?

I’m not sure if this fits here, but I thought this analytical mind of math people would be the most helpful.

I’m a teacher (not a math teacher lol) and I’m trying to create a classroom door poster in Canva that I can then print on a poster printer. The door is 80 inches x 33 inches. I want a border made of circles that repeat in a continuous blue > white > red pattern with NO breaks in the sequence anywhere around the border.

I also want an inset of empty space between the edge of the poster and the circles, so my actual workable border area is about 74” x 28”. The inset is, therefore, 2.5 inches on both the left and right sides (5 inches total) and 3 inches on the top and bottom (6 inches total). These inset measurements are flexible, I just chose them to get the workable area to have an even number for its length and width. I thought that would help, but if you need to change them, that is fine!

I’d like the circles to:
- be evenly spaced, edge to edge (see image)
- go continuously around the rectangle
- keep the blue > white > red pattern intact around corners without breaking
- ideally be around 3–5.5 inches in diameter

I’m struggling because when I test sizes in Canva, the the pattern doesn’t line up and the sequence breaks.

What circle diameter and circle count per side would mathematically work best here?

I attached screenshots/mockups to help

u/labrume — 2 months ago