lynxcat

Something like Sony A6400

Because you can jump on a scale and get a weight reading and getting an accurate body fat percentage is complicated.

Smarty pants from Costco.

Better nutrient profile, least amount of sugar, better cost per serving at Costco.

We were using Amazon but they got too expensive.

For the poster giving creatine to a 7 year old…why?

The OT is not where I would seek feedback on this issue.

Generally, people overthink this decision. It’s about building a brain that can continuously learn, apply problem solving, and communicate ideas to achieve objectives.

Being good with numbers
Communicate well
Traits of a hard worker, dependable
Learning new things


That’s about as dynamic as you can be to be flexible in an unknown future economy.

It’s an option to use but you don’t HAVE to shoot 30fps. Third party lenses will be throttled to 15fps anyways.

However, 30fps and 67mp seems amazing for wildlife photography.

It becomes a true “do it all” camera in that it’s equally as good for studio portraits.

I’m interested in how the dynamic range progresses. The A7V was impressive with the new tech boosting dynamic range. I have to think the RVI will be as good or better.

Bigger picture is this will make the A1ii obsolete so either the A1 line is going away and combining with the R line or there is something really differentiated that the A1iii will offer.

The margins for improvement just aren’t that wide at this point…image quality is already spectacular in modern mirrorless, lenses are getting to be so good by 3rd parties that you have real options outside the OEMs, readout speeds only need to realistically go so high. Autofocus has advanced leaps in recent years. Battery life is a nice improvement but not a game changer. Dynamic range is one of the most valuable improvements that can be made otherwise it will be removing weight/ergonomics.

A very large CFA Express…which is unfortunately becoming like buying another lens they are getting so expensive.

Surprising amount of capital and store redesign that will likely be needed to implement the change. McDonald’s has a unique dispensing approach that they utilize for the fountain. They do not use the standard bag-in-a-box.

We superfunded ours and are done contributing. Whatever value will be what it is.

I plan to have access that then rolls into Roth IRA contributions as early as possible. That’s the real cheat code.

You just need some fixed fee counsel.

Very reasonable to think that billions of humans existing on the planet can have an impact on the ecosystem. How material of impact and the timing of such impact are highly debatable.

Glad Chase is feeling some pain for raising the fees.