Measurement of Simulated Human Error by tallpindo
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It's time to turn your back on the ego of a panSophist when copy symmetric produces a mirror with a different slant on life and some slides. When I first met this first order simulated human error in a Microsoft tutorial on making an image in ... I called it "Microsoft scatch and ding" It's a sort of blacklisting of precision necessary for assignment to unskilled assembly and interchangeable parts. Like the precision amplifiers of your expensive machine are all non-linear. Trying to build a telescope at the precison of a railroad track or a prison woodworking shop is hopeless. So St. Jude may need a candle. Fortunately boredom and bitterness do not set in. One can always do tincture of alcoholic. Take a common sense approach.
Comments (12)
Tu as fais beaucoup mieux, Dale
Look cool with nice colors! Great
would that common sense prevail. excellent render
Great and creative work, beautiful colors....!!!!
I think your angling for a showing in a New York Gallary.
Felizmente o ser humano erra, pois quando ele se acha infalivel normalmente ele causa destruição maior, guerras e natureza. Realização excelente meu amigo, aplausos (5) Happily the human being wanders, therefore when he is certain usually he causes larger destruction, wars and nature. Excellent accomplishment my friend, applause (5)
Again I can't attach the picture to the text but both are thought provoking. Are you really the "ScatchMan"?
I love the retro look and Ford Tri-Motor. Well done.
cool looking
I hear she kept her head through the whole operation but lost her self respect when she heard the opera singing Dixie out of tune
Great composition, I like her outfit, the angle and the aircraft.
I cannot figure out why all my memory is going to Vue and leaving me with bare minimal memory to keep my pc functioning. hope this screeny may help you figure out what is going on with my memory + Vue? Nice render Dale ~ her pose and stance is cool