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![]() Isaiah 49:6b, ESV I will make you as a light for the nations, that my salvation may reach to the end of the earth. Isaiah 60:1, ESV Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you. So then let us cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light.Įphesians 5:8, ESV For at one time you were darkness, but now you are light in the Lord. Romans 13:12, ESV The night is far gone the day is at hand. ![]() Isaiah 42:6, ESV I am the Lord I have called you in righteousness I will take you by the hand and keep you I will give you as a covenant for the people, a light for the nations,ġ Peter 2:9, NIV But you are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, God’s special possession, that you may declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light. Let your light shine before men in such a way that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father who is in heaven. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden nor does anyone light a lamp and put it under a basket, but on the lampstand, and it gives light to all who are in the house. Matthew 5:14-16, NASB You are the light of the world. John 8:12, NASB Then Jesus again spoke to them, saying, “I am the Light of the world he who follows Me will not walk in the darkness, but will have the Light of life.” ![]() 21 Encouraging Bible Verses About Being The Light Of The World.Ģ1 Inspirational, Motivational, Uplifting & Encouraging Bible Verses, Scriptures, Quotes & Passages about Being The Light Of The World. Rustlers could never entirely circumvent Blocker and Campbell, but they did learn to make XIT into a Star Cross if the “T” was crossed and crooked.įor more than four decades the ranch has been slowly selling into smaller ranges and farms until at this time there remains perhaps less than 2% of the original acreage intact. Blocker ran the first “XIT” then and there. (Barbecue) Campbell, first general manager of the ranch, who once ordered a carload of brown cigarette papers, squatted on their boot heels and in the corral dust at Buffalo Springs figured out a brand that could be run with a straight iron and that rustlers could not successfully burn over. The corrals, foreman’s residence and bunkhouse had just been built at the Springs, and still stand, the oldest structures in Dallam County.Īb Blocker, a South Texas trail driver, and B. 1 Division Headquarters at Buffalo Springs, 32 miles North of Dalhart, now easily accessible by modern highway. Thousands of hoofs drummed along the trail, and the Longhorns were pushed on to the No. In 1885 the first cattle, long of leg and horn, rolled onto the XIT. The Farwell’s borrowed money in England to develop the ranch, and on this fact was hung the one-time myth that the ranch belonged to the Englishmen. By ox-power and a specially built railroad, Burnet County’s famous red granite was transported to Austin for the historic structure. Ground for the capitol was broken in 1882. Farwell, brothers of Chicago, under which they agreed to build a $3,000,000 capitol and accept the three million Panhandle acres in payment. Roberts called a special session of the legislature. The Lone Star government was getting cramped in its old capitol, and the Texas Constitutional Convention set aside three million Panhandle acres with which to get a new capitol.Īction dragged till fire destroyed the old capitol on November 9, 1881. ![]() The long lasso of time must drop back to 1875. In one respect it is even bigger than the U.S. ![]() The Austin structure, after almost seventy years, still houses the Lone Star state government, and as capitols go, is second only in size to the one at Washington, D. ![]() Texas, the biggest state in the Union, used it to pay for its red granite capitol, still the biggest state capitol on the North American continent. The XIT range was the largest in the world under fence. XIT history is a triangle of superlatives. ![]() You could say it'd warm the cockles of their hearts. At this point it's as much because the fans who do like it would be positively tickled to hear it in an A-List Nintendo game. To be fair, lines in Japanese tend to be different anyway, so they can always record something different for the Japanese version and give us Westerners Pingas. I distinctly remember facepalming when I had to have it explained to me why that particular soundbite is funny to - I assume - a generation of kids who were encouraged not to say the word penis out loud. So, that's a tough case to make.Īnyway, if you ask me, no. ![]() However, he opposes bacon and makes up random propaganda dictating that Pingas would prevail. He is obsessed with eating Pingas chips as his favorite food. Smash characters aren't especially talkative, so it'd be taking the slot of any other great line they might cook up. Pingas (Philip Ira Steinberg, born on 1 March, 1994, TB747) is a character who has a mustache in the style of Dr. Uses attacks, sprites, and sound effects from Sonic Battle Shoutouts to Kobazco's Gamma which heavily inspired this one to be ma. Eggman for the sole purpose of capturing Emerl. Pingas is the end result of a more ancient internet-content cycle, one that chewed up pop culture and mashed it into something unrecognizable and inexplicable. Since that particular Sonic series never saw an official dub or release in Japan, you'd have to imagine yourself as the intern explaining to Sakurai-san what the joke is, why it's funny enough in English to include in the English voicework of the character, and why it's still worth referencing in 2021. Rebuilt with recovered parts of the original Gamma, he was created by Dr. Ivo 'Eggman' Robotnik ( Japanese: Dokut Pingas) is the main antagonist of Sega s Sonic the Hedgehog video game series. This captures two hemispherical images, which are then merged to produce the final 360-degree image. The sensors are ordinary ‘flat’ types, but the key is in the lenses, which are extreme fisheyes capable of capturing a 180-degree view, placed back to back. That’s essentially what 360-degree cameras do – place you in the centre of a sphere, and use extremely wide-angle lenses to capture everything around that point. When visualizing how 360-degree images are captured, imagine someone photographing a sphere from the inside, making sure they get every contour of its inner surface. Read our Hands on: Ricoh Theta Z1 review (opens in new tab) How 360 imaging works It’s expensive, but this is definitely an option worth considering. ![]() Its sensors are slightly larger than are usually found on cameras of this type, which improves dynamic range and arguably makes up for the fact that some other cameras edge it out in raw resolution terms. It’s not as rough and ready as some other cameras on this list, without waterproofing or a protective shell, but it’s got a smooth design that’s comfortable to hold and intuitive to use. The Ricoh Theta Z1 produces impressively high-quality 360-degree video – as you’d hope at this price. It’s worth double-checking which one you’re getting before clicking the “Buy” button. Since then, not much has changed, save for a slightly revamped version (opens in new tab), boasting 51GB of storage rather than the originals rather limiting 19GB. The first Ricoh Theta Z1 (opens in new tab) was announced and released in 2019 – back when a 360-degree camera was still at least something of a novelty. Read our full Ricoh Theta X review (opens in new tab) When combined with its excellent coloring and low-light abilities the Theta X’s ability to shoot stills in 11K resolution lifts it above the competition, but its lack of RAW capture slightly undermines that option. However, we think photographers looking for a 360° camera with core quality will love the Theta X. So who is the Theta X actually for? With so many built-in and convenient features we’re sure the Theta X will be a good purchase for anyone after an easy-to-use, versatile, and high-quality 360º camera, though at this high price it’s a serious investment. Vloggers should also look at the Theta X with suspicion purely because you can’t use an external microphone with it. If you're looking at this 360° camera as an alternative to a GoPro action camera, then bear in mind that its image stabilization – despite working on higher resolutions than on a GoPro – just isn’t as good. Whether the Ricoh Theta X is going to appeal to you will depend on what kind of content creator you are. ![]() Read our full GoPro Max review (opens in new tab) However, the Max just has that GoPro polish that makes it the best 360-degree camera experience you can buy right now. It's a fairly pricey option and lacks a dedicated 4K video capture that you'll find on some rivals like those from Insta360 (which you'll meet shortly). ![]() ![]() As we noted in our full review, the Max also has impressive specs elsewhere – with a six-mic setup, its highly credible vlogging camera, and the 1600mAh battery means you'll have enough charge for a day's shooting. The smooth app lets you edit clips from 360 footage pretty much seamlessly, meaning you can get great images no matter where the camera is pointed, and swap effortlessly between them. Granted, the image and video quality of the GoPro Max are good enough that they could get it here by themselves, but the GoPro Max also offers a swathe of intuitive features that mean pretty much anyone gets loads out of it, even if they have little interest in 360-degree imaging. This 360-degree action camera hits our #1 spot for a number of different reasons. ![]() The PST file is a mail archive file created by Microsoft for its family of “Outlook”-branded mail applications. These instructions are aimed at faculty and staff who primarily use an Outlook email client on a PC or laptop and have had to create a locally-stored mail archive for some reason. If you only access Pitt Email (Outlook) on the web and have never run into any email quota problems with your Pitt Email account, then you won’t need to read this page. Unless you store your archived mail folders on a server or manually back them up yourself, you run the risk of losing your old messages if your hard drive fails.įor this reason, users that have had their Pitt Email (Outlook) account migrated to Office 365 should consider moving their archived files back to their default inbox, where they will be easily available and regularly backed up by Microsoft. This solution is functional but not very secure. These were usually doled out in single gigabyte increases.īecause of these storage limitations, many users chose to store their old mail messages locally, in PST archive files on their primary PC or laptop. Enterprise Exchange started users with 500 megabytes of storage (a half gigabyte) and then required Help Desk tickets to acquire additional space. This represents a significant increase in available space when compared to the default storage allocation of the older, on-premises Microsoft Exchange service (Enterprise Exchange). ![]() ![]() These instructions cover how to move saved messages from local mail archives (PST files) to your online Office 365 mail storage space on the Microsoft cloud.Īll Pitt Email (Outlook) users that have been migrated to Office 365 Mail are allocated at least 50 gigabytes of storage space on the Microsoft cloud. One feature that most users will appreciate is the increased amount of storage space for saved mail. The University’s migration of faculty and staff electronic mailboxes to Office 365 is bringing many new benefits to Pitt Email users. You also receive access to the exclusive VIP library, where you are able to choose two audiobooks to enjoy.
The blacked-out design features a titanium and carbon fiber handle with scales and a DLC-coating for enhanced performance. The 3.25-inch S35VN stainless steel blade is ultra-hard and resilient with exceptional edge resistance, so it’s ready for repeated use and abuse. The 0450CF is a compact, lightweight solution with a smooth KVT ball-bearing mechanism that opens almost instantly with the flick of a finger. A reversible deep-pocket wire clip allows the user to configure for tip-up carry in either a left or right pocket.Īnother favorite among EDC aficionados, Zero Tolerance’s entire line of knives is designed for hardcore use. The slim, advanced design offers structural rigidity and ensures the knife is pocket-friendly. The 3.48-inch blade boasts a full-flat grind for improved edge geometry, while a negative blade-to-handle arc provides for better leverage and swifter opening. ![]() With the company’s trademark Round Hole and index finger flipper, the drop-point blade deploys swiftly with just one hand. The Sliverax elevates the company’s standard EDC knives as the first to combine a compression lock mechanism with a flipper-style opener. Spyderco is well-known as a maker of no-nonsense, tactical gear worthy of the U.S. Spyderco Sliverax Carbon Fiber Flipper Knife To let the world know you mean business, customize it with a serrated blade and a black skull lanyard for around $20. The 3.9-inch up-swept-saber-style blade is ideal for camping, hunting, patrolling, or whatever you’re into. As the name implies, the CQC-8 Flipper adds a flipper tab to the mix for rapid deployment via flip, wave, or thumb. The brand’s CQC-8 has long been regarded as the best folding knife Emerson has ever designed. Plus, the removable, three-position pocket clip provides for ambidextrous carry.Įmerson Knives has a loyal following among hardcore survivalists, tactical blade enthusiasts, and even Britain’s SAS Regiment. (that would be “Balls of Stainless Steel”) ball bearings guarantee smooth, consistent, one-handed deployment that’s as easy as flicking a lightswitch. This American-born EDC flipper features a 3-inch S30V Wharncliffe blade with a handsome black oxide coating. The company has a solid track record of producing affordable, durable, well-designed knives, and the Fastball is no exception. We’ve showered Gerber with plenty of love in the past - and with good reason. Go green and save with the best places to rent your outdoor gear in 2023 ![]() Protect your dome with the best ski and snowboard helmets The ultimate guide to choosing the perfect one-person tent for your next outing Meeting Attendees – Zoom allows up to 100 participants by default in each meeting for both the freemium and pro options as well as a “large meeting add-on” that can increase attendee size up to 1,000.Jitsi does not have any time limitation on meetings. Your meeting ends automatically at the 40 minute mark. The Zoom freemium model comes with a limitation, however. Meeting Time – As noted, Zoom has a freemium option and a paid option, while Jistsi is free. ![]() Small business decision makers looking for the reasons to select Jitsi versus Zoom will review the features and pricing but also will need to check out the limitations to each platform and assess how important and impactful they are to the business’s needs. Share meetings via links, and attendees can join your Zoom meeting even if they do not have a Zoom account of their own.Īlso Read: RingCentral vs Zoom Jitsi vs Zoom user limitations Zoom meeting hosts will have to create an account and be logged in to host the meeting. For both desktop and mobile apps, Zoom is free to install and meetings launch quickly and are user-friendly from either device. One reason for Zoom’s popularity is its ease of use. An upside to Jitsi over Zoom is that you don’t have to set up an account or register an email address and create a password to start a meeting online via your web browser. This may take some technical expertise in the beginning to get things set up. To make things easier, Jitsi allows users the option to set up a room on the Jitsi website and embed it into their own website. On the desktop, however, installing Jitsi is a little more technical, especially if you are self-hosting. To download the Jitsi Meet mobile app, install it from the Apple or Android app store. This feature is contingent upon the performance of your device and network and its bandwidth.Īlso Read: Brave Brings New Privacy-Focused Video Conferencing Tool out of Beta Jitsi vs Zoom for implementation and onboarding When comparing Jitsi vs Zoom, it is noteworthy that Zoom offers a unique feature called Group HD, which is activated automatically depending on the number of people in a Zoom room. The higher video quality options for Zoom are available from the app whether mobile or desktop and can be easily adjusted in the settings. However, these are not available with the freemium model and 1080p is only available in special cases. Zoom supports HD video up to 720p (standard HD) and 1080p (Full HD) resolutions. A common user complaint is that the Jitsi video quality, despite its HD support, is not high quality. Users have to use a config file for editing which can be challenging for non-coders. If you are using the web-based user interface or app, you lose the ability to modify the resolution easily. ![]() ![]() Jitsi features three major video quality resolutions – 1280×720 HD, 640×360 SD, and 360×180 LD. The Pros & Cons of Jitsi vs Zoom Jitsi vs Zoom for video quality ![]() Zoom is publicly traded on the NASDAQ exchange and headquartered in San Jose, California. Zoom is a self-described frictionless communications platform that was founded in 2011. Jitsi was founded in 2002 in Sydney, Australia and currently has over 4,610 employees registered on Linkedin. Jitsi is an open source software company that specialises in video-conferencing software for small to enterprise level businesses. So, let’s explore what we should know about these two popular tools. Many SMB decision makers are comparing Jitsi vs Zoom. An open source tool like Jitsi may have enough features and the right price point for your needs. Zoom has grown to the point of ubiquity in the last few years, but it may be worth comparison shopping and weighing all the options before making your final choice for your small business’s video conference tech tool. ![]() ![]() Switching between fullscreen and windowed modes using the standard Alt+Enter combination is implemented for DXGI applications. ![]() This typically allows applications to reduce CPU usage while minimized, and is in some cases required to allow the application window to be restored again. DXGI swapchain presents inform the application when the corresponding window is minimized.Fullscreen Direct3D applications inhibit the screensaver.The WindowsCodecs library is able to convert more bitmap formats, including palette-indexed formats.The Vulkan driver supports up to version 1.1.126 of the Vulkan spec.Multiple display adapters and monitors are properly supported, including dynamic configuration changes.The Wine C runtime is updated to support linking to MinGW-compiled binaries it is used by default instead of the MinGW runtime when building DLLs.Not all modules have been converted to PE yet this is an ongoing process that will continue during the Wine 5.x development series.Modules that have been converted to PE can use standard wide-char C functions, as well as wide-char character constants like L"abc".This makes the prefix look more like a real Windows installation, at the cost of some extra disk space. The actual PE binaries are copied into the Wine prefix instead of the fake DLL files.This helps various copy protection schemes that check that the on-disk and in-memory contents of system modules are identical. Most modules are built in PE format (Portable Executable, the Windows binary format) instead of ELF when the MinGW compiler is available.Version 5.0: Latest Developer build v5.7 PE modules: |