#Real-World Applications

[historyofguns]

In the article "Shoot While Moving vs. Move Then Shoot" by Mike Boyle on The Armory Life, the author discusses training strategies for handling movement during armed encounters. Boyle, a veteran police trainer, emphasizes that traditional firearms training often neglects real-world scenarios involving movement. Through his experience and adaptation from practical shooting competitions, he suggests incorporating controlled movement into training. While acknowledging shooting while moving can be challenging, involving stress, he advocates for understanding when it's beneficial for self-defense. He stresses the importance of safely practicing movement with unloaded firearms and recommends simple footwork to gain advantageous positions, rather than elaborate drills primarily suited for tactical operators. The ultimate goal is to prepare for split-second decisions that improve safety and effectiveness during an armed encounter.

[newwavenewsandentertainment]

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[mehmetyildizmelbourne-blog]

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[gkwshop02]

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[spiritofthefair]

Small Gadgets, Big Impact: Real-World Applications of Widgets

Welcome back to our series on the importance of understanding widgets in today’s market. In our previous post, we introduced you to widgets as small, unnamed mechanical devices and explored why they matter. Today, we’ll take a closer look at real-world applications of widgets and how these small gadgets are reshaping industries.   Widgets in Action Automotive Industry: Widgets are the unsung…

[squided]

I don't know if someone posted this a long time ago and that's why I know about it or it was cause I researched it myself but I haven't seen it around so I'm gonna post The Worlds Stinkiest Molecule

[a-bit-predictable]

you will never see me hating a fictional character. not even once. why would I feel personal hatred for someone that doesn't exist? the worst characters can do and have ever done is frustrate me. if I don't enjoy a character at all, I will not bother spending time talking or even thinking about them. and judging a character's morality as pure or flawed (or to some people, "good or bad") simply has no bearing on whether I enjoy them as a functional *character* in a *story*. for me, the more complicated the better. if they were actually a real person affecting real people, that treatment changes drastically. it's that simple.

[goingtothebes]

[flying-fangirls]

How many Fausts do you think Noel had in the Prison Pits?

We know Arthur had one Faust during his three months in the pits (1:3). If we assume that this ratio applies to the rest of the pits, then at a rate of approximately 1 Faust per every 3 months, there would be 4 Fausts per year (1/3 x 12 = 4). We also know that Noel was in there for ten years, and so we must multiply our yearly total to find the decade total (10 x 4 = 40).

Therefore, we can assume that Noel killed and ate at least 40 Fausts during his time in the Prison Pits.

[marypsue]

Because I am literally never not thinking about weird meta, blurring lines between reality and narrative, and the whole concept of actors becoming their characters, I am now entertaining thoughts of a Shadow of the Vampire-style story wherein a late-2010s-style all-female The Lost Boys remake gets derailed when the lead actress suddenly starts not showing up to shooting because she's sleeping all day...

[rivilu]

One side effect of the autistic sense of justice for me is going insane over justice and vengeance as concepts in themselves whenever applicable in media.

Which unfortunately means that thinking about justice dragon age for too long (especially with the post inq takes on spirits) makes me want to rip my hair out.

[bigtiddygandalf]

i just had to take this ai personality test to submit a job application (to be a bartender).

[ace-and-ranty]

Wicked, the book, feels in theory like something I could really love. Unfortunately, I did read it, and I did not like it.

[ugghouly]

the worst part about having read homestuck is when your friends talk about something they like and you realize there is a really clear and interesting example of a spades romance that would allow for a lot of character analysis under that lens and then moments later realizing there is no way anything coming out of your mouth is coherent or sane

[alto-tenure]

@lapinparka 's post about fob + joshneku rewired something in my brain I think