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Thanks so much, it was a lot of fun to work on and it's really satisfying to finally release it.
-Tom
For sure, it's rare that I am not set to aperture priority. I was expecting higher than 5.6 for this...
-T
It's not an invasion, but still, the idea that you can't make a bold move like this because it might encourage Russia or China is misguided in my opinion. They don't listen to harsh language. They definitely do take heed of actions, and they will have just learnt an awful lot about how they shouldn't mess with the US. And with limited access to cheap Venezuelan oil, China will now find it much harder to invade Taiwan.
-Tom
It's definitely been colder and snowier much earlier than last winter, which was our first here in MA. Where are you located?
-Tom
Ooh interesting. Which tool are you finding is good for image generation these days? I have done any for so long now.
-T
As an electric sedan driver (Tesla Model 3), this is very interesting. As @grayruby mentioned, I too also assumed Americans simply preferred larger vehicles and that there was not enough appetite for compact cars like the Honda Fit – but your post makes a lot of sense. Coming from the UK I grew up with cars like the VW Golf, the Peugot 205 etc, so even a sedan is bigger than I'd typically like. Only very rarely do I wish I had an SUV or truck for packing more stuff – a long road trip for example. Regrdless, the whole landscape is going to change dramatically in the coming years as autonomy goes mainstream. Legacy auto have no answer to autonomy or manufacturing EVs profitably, and as such they will face a struggle to survive in the decade to come.
-Tom
That last shot is a belter.
-T