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Man that was hard to watch. I aagree with you about the main problem, tank is not fun to play. But I disagree eith you in all of your suggestion and takes. I don't know if you have seen Spilo's videos about the problemas with OW and the potential solutions, but If you haven't, I strongly encourage you to watch them. All of your takes go completely on the other direction.

what is your rank?

8:57 ovbi not talking about hog and his current kit

Being on the objective alone as tank and turning around to realize your entire team is chasing around a single lucio who decided to spawn camp is peak OW2 rn

This is no hate, i just want to tell you that you conpletetly missed the painpoint of playing Tank. Buffs, stats and passives dont make the Gameplay more engaging, Players wanna feel the impact they have when they are actually playing good. Anything numbers related wont positively impact the Tank Gameplay

this aint it

not to be obvious but the entire vid is just fk lucio fk genji fk pharah and echo fk mobilty fk defenders if im anywhere near the objective=insta win and fk qp

I actually can't tell whether or not this video is satire

got a Klarus XT12GT Pro today. pretty solid mf light

You may have a point soft spoken handsome nerd.

well said

I just bought it. Definitely not 25x. My 10x Jewelers loupe has a lot more magnification. Buuuut. I don't regret buying it. The eye relief is great and it's much more comfortable to use than the loupe. I also feel like it's earlier to hold but I think that's just personal preference.

How much candela has this set up???and if you put the same led in m1 how much candela is that?

I too said I'm only buying one knife. 20 knives later....

Blade HQ had the livewire on sale for $199 recently! 🤩

Hello from Serbia! I like your videos, the one about Convoy M2 upgrade is pure gold. Thank you for content Sir 🙏🏻 Have a great day!

120$ where do I buy what’s the first lumen output and does it have mode memory

i think you are very young. But lets clear this up. When you get hired, you are offering your time and skill for a salary, a set amount of money. THAT is the deal. if you dont like the deal, you dont have to take it...but its pretty idiotic to take the deal and then complain that you are not getting more money or kudos or whatever. It is part of the contract that the work you do will be of good quality, in a timely manner. If the job said that being on call might be a part of it, then its unetical to do what you describe. And software engineers are no different than the rest of us. People who build car parts are creating more value in the sum then the individual components. i have worked for 25 years, and in most companies there is a bonus structure tied to corporate financial and non financial goals. Additionally, if you get patents or other over the board things accomplished there is usually some kind of reward, bonus, etc.

this is why you create competitor products to the software if you really think you're better than other engineers. NEVER sign a non-compete.

Don't equity packages accomplish this? Albeit with a broad brush, which is easier if your company has hundreds of thousands of employees

I do like the idea behind it and I agree it creates a motive for putting in extra work or just doing a better job. But on the other side it can lead to people finding loopholes, other people patching those loopholes and the whole thing getting overregulated and really tedious. Like your example with the supporters getting paid for solving more tickets. They might find a way to create more easy tickets to get higher numbers, while not actually improving anything for the company. So you'd need a way to measure the quality of their solutions. But then some people only get easy tickets where there`s not much depth to measure quality. And so on. In some regions it makes sense, but it`s not something I would universally apply.

Although you started out with the analogy of a widget factory you quickly turned your attention to software engineers. The principles you talk about could apply equally well to engineers designing physical means of production, like pieces of manufacturing equipment or whole production lines, as well as to other production-related intellectual property, like the selection of process steps for effecting chemical and physical changes to materials in a chemical plant. The question that needs to be answered about incentive systems in all these areas is this: How does quality of the job come in, both short and long term? If you get an immediate piece of the action that your work product enables, isn’t it in your interest to produce as much as possible as quickly as possible? What if your software product is awkwardly designed and requires lots of continuing maintenance? What if you didn’t think about the environment where your widget stamper was going to operate and it quickly corroded? What if you designed a plant around a quick-and-dirty series of process steps to synthesize a chemical and a competitor drove you out of business with a better-thought-out low-cost process? You don’t have to hit a home run every time, and if you have a lot of at-bats you’ll do just fine. Just my two cents. Anyway, thanks for the thought-provoking video.

Aspartame and Acesulfame Potassium aren't stable in high temperatures, so how you even going to cake a diet mountain dew cake? Also, "Blake drinks too much Diet Mountain Dew" -mom. Checkmate

Not only humorous but educational too!

On Aliexpress I saw there also is a Convoy M2 with SFT40 emitter and Buck 8A driver. Is that a good combination for a tactical/EDC flashlight you think? Thanks!

I was thinking the same thing after watching your other video. Good update

I don't speed, and I wish they would crack Down more on it

Thanks for a good video! I agree with pretty much everything in this, I have been searching ON&OFF for a perfect worklight for some 15 years :)

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You should check out the modlite hog with the OKW HEAD

Modlite is great. OKW with 69k Candela is plenty for a handheld. Almost too much. I prefer the PLH-v2 for a handheld at 54k Candela and more lumens. Not sure why you want SO much candela, but just grab a Modlite HOG OKW it has 170k Candela... or if you want something small, grab the Surefire EDC1 or 2 DFT Trubo handhelds. They are at 100k Candela and smaller sized. If they price is too much, work an extra shift or two throughout a month and grab the light and move on.

Do you know if any of the Convoy heads will work on the Modlite body? Or any other similar, inexpensive options that I could put on a Weltool or other Surefire compatible scout light body? I know of the psf-mk6, but looking for something closer to the $15-45 range if possible. Thanks!

Did you have any issues putting the HRT head on the modlite body? I recently got the HRT light head and it doesn't seem to be up to the manufacturer specs. Just curious what your experience was.

I just updated my Convoy m2 with a forward switch, and it is equipped with a culpm1 LED enabling it to throw far distance.

I'm on the same journey. How would I get one of your lights?

Great idea

Great video don’t quit you have a good idea

I wasn't familiar with a lot of the manufacturers and models I was hearing about but it was enjoyable to come along on the journey.

Great video man. Thank you. Have you had a chance to check out the Goonbeam assault light? They claim 1800 lumens/110k candela... Let me know what you think. I have one and it's pretty crazy light for the price.

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I see awls make their own handheld now might be a better budget option vs a modlite

I want to see the beamshot comparison convoy m2 vs hrt.

Damn, but how can this Convoy flashlight has more candela than the flashlight with HRT head? If I remember everything correctly, they must have difference in the intensity of the light nearly 60000 candela - Convoy is nearly 30000 candela and HRT is 90000 candela Or am I wrong? Thanks for the review, great video!

Power tac? Or How about A.E lights.

I don't know how much experience you have other than Google, but the webapps I develop I have to validate on AT LEAST three browsers, more if it's a mobile app. I find it disconcerting that Google doesn't... It also explains a lot... I don't buy into the conspiracy (or at least not into THAT conspiracy; RUclips makes it pretty clear they are actively working to hinder adblockers), but at the very least it's shoddy QA practices... In this particular case people pointed fingers at RUclips because when you switched your user-agent to spoof chrome, the issue disappeared. It's more likely that they were targeting Firefox to test a new script to block adblockers and that the script itself caused the delay. By that logic, that bug should have been found even in Chrome if anyone bothered to test multiple user-agents...

It's so easy to fall back on a tech-company conspiracies to explain every bug or shortcoming you encounter. If you can cite the all-encompassing Deep-State power of Google (or Microsoft or whomever) you don't have to worry about the lack of evidence for these decades-long sabotage programs, and you don't have to consider any alternate explanations based on the details of how programmers actually work within tech companies. Thanks for this detailed and informative discussion of these issues.

Such reasonable analysis. Thanks!

Before FireBug, Mozilla had a JS debugger called Venkman. I could never get it to work.

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And I have to disagree about the CD getting so hot it burns you in ten seconds. Also about their button being hard. And if you need a lower output for walking around your neighborhood, you can set it to Hi/Low or Low/High. If their programming mode is too difficult for some, I just don’t have words. I’ll make a video testing your temperature and hard button claims.