u/JSMOZART
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Demo Skin Using the "Bamp" Skinning Tool I Posted Last Week (skins.webamp.org)
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I Made a New Tool to Streamline Skinning Classic Winamp Skins (old.reddit.com)
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Eu4 UI textures? [Game Modding]
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Eu4 UI textures? (self.EU4mods) [Mod Help]
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Memphis Ice Storm Satellite Imagery (i.redd.it) [Context Provided - Spotlight]
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looks like you did a faithful implementation of the winamp skin spec!
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Thanks! I'm eager to help if anything is unclear, let me know if you do anything with it. Slowly working on some skins on my own when I have time.
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Yeah this system works the exact same way. You would follow that same process of opening images and editing the textures, the only difference is that instead of the different states of buttons being stored side by side, they are now stored one on top of the other in layers. There are also some tricks you can do to leverage the transparency of the stacked layers, but thats the long and short of it. And if you like to stay in the image editor, this system allows you to set the content of the pledit and viscolor text files by filling in colors on the font_and_palette texture rather than typing those rgb values.
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You still use a graphic editor, this format/layout just arranges the UI elements in a way that makes it way easier to do animations and designs that span across several elements.
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Thanks! If you use it let me know how I can help!
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Whoa, thanks, huge help
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Ok excellent, thank you for the advice
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I just have a hard time understanding how getting forcibly detained for an indeterminate amount of time and told that I can't contact my family unless I clean the kitchen in my prison isn't a human rights abuse or compelled labor or a "punishment for refusal" to work...
And that's assuming that these detentions are being made in good faith. These aren't administrative mistakes, it's the modus operandi.
I guess I'll admit my error if "labor camp" doesn't legally mean compelled labor while held indefinitely in detention with no credible evidence of a crime or civil offense, but that hair just isn't worth splitting.
I would be more willing to see things the way you do if I saw officials who knowingly broke the law deporting people in defiance of court orders actually face the same repercussions for breaking the law, but they don't.
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If you have to work or else you don't get to see your daughter that is compelled labor. please tell the people that have been deported in defiance of court orders that their asylum claims have been "adjudicated". Once you can explain how deporting citizens and legal residents and detaining people indefinitely in overcrowded and rancid detention facilities (see recent Baltimore story as one example) feel free to call me out for political characterization.
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Yes labor camps. People are being illegally detained and charged money just to speak with their family. The only way to earn money while detained is to work these insane 3 dollar a week ass jobs... That's compelled work... While being detained... Labor camps.
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Are you saying ICE is a diversion? I don't see how labor camps and deporting citizens is a diversion? What could be more serious?
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https://browser.dataspace.copernicus.eu/
basically any day except that one lol
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I located it using the Copernicus browser, you can check out different dates and times in the left sidebar
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The sentinel 2 dataset available on the Copernicus browser website only has a new pic every few days or sometimes only once a week unfortunately. There was a more recent image than this one, but it was completely obscured by clouds
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Send this to your boss!
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huge, thank you
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Thank you for the thorough explanation! I'm gonna have to read this 3-4 more times before it fully makes sense, but might end up saving me a ton of money.
Surprised I havent seen anyone mention how reese tried to hook Stevie up during the poker night episode