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WebGPU + WebXR Three.js physics stress tests w/ eye-tracking input on Apple Vision Pro M5 🏟️ 12k bricks, 100 ragdolls, rope & cloth Based on @[email protected]'s work on AVBD sim, rec'd by Cody Bennett. The scale is amazing + little-to-no clipping! Fun to play w/ on next gen h/w

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Sawyer Merritt

1,602,952 views • 2 years ago

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Back in the day, if you were a client of a bespoke tailor and wanted a tweed jacket, there's a good chance you would have phoned up W. Bill in London. They started as a shop selling things like Scottish sweaters, tweedy ties, and pillow covers. Eventually, they exclusively became a cloth merchant. For some reason, during the time I interacted with the shop, it was owned by a large online hardware company, such as the kind that sells buckets and hammers. The owner of that business assigned Ray Hammett to run W. Bill. Ray apparently was a bit of a quiet menace — a soft-spoken man who loved British cloth, especially tweeds. The owner of the parent company was wealthy and didn't really supervise Ray, so Ray basically had an endless budget. And so, Ray bought whatever caught his fancy. W. Bill's shop eventually became so stacked with tweeds that the light from the buzzing fluorescent tubes overhead never penetrated to all corners. The inventory was stacked up to the ceiling, and you had to squeeze yourself between the aisles. Apparently, Ray became known across Britain as the "man who would buy any cloth," so other merchants flocked there to sell even more tweeds. If you were looking for a specific tweed — a Shetland or Cheviot, herringbone or houndstooth, in a particular shade of olive or brown — he would most certainly have it. The great thing about W. Bill is that he had stock from independent, little-known weavers, so if you wanted something made by someone in a small shack in some remote corner of Scotland, he'd have that too. You'd phone him up and hear this soft voice on the other end from a man who was enthusiastic to talk to anyone about tweed. Ray passed away some years ago. W. Bill was eventually acquired by Harrison's of Edinburgh, who cleared out the stock that was never going to sell and kept the good stuff that eventually sold. IMO, Harrison's today is the best merchant if you, like me, favor British cloths. They continue to make things under the W. Bill name — linen, cotton, overcoatings, whipcords, and, of course, tweeds. Some of the designs are a bit playful and eccentric, much like what caught Ray's eye.

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66,320 views • 11 months ago

Hasan reveals his hotel also experienced power outages while going back & forth w a chatter “Weird ur hotel was the only lights on in the whole city” -Chatter “Literally not true..I spent very little time in the hotel, I was busy working..I was busy going out & interviewing ppl” “Go ahead prove opposite, show the videos” -C “Wdym..not even how proofs work..I was in the hotel, our hotel also experienced power outages but it doesn’t matter” “Point I was trying to make, that hotel is privately owned..that is what America wants do to the rest of Cuba..America wants only private ownership to be able to literally have access to private oil sales..something that no other country’s ever been subjected to” “There are plenty of hotels on here that are not owned by the Cuban gov at all..& idgaf if it’s owned by the Cuban gov, why do u care?”

Hasan reveals his hotel also experienced power outages while going back & forth w a chatter “Weird ur hotel was the only lights on in the whole city” -Chatter “Literally not true..I spent very little time in the hotel, I was busy working..I was busy going out & interviewing ppl” “Go ahead prove opposite, show the videos” -C “Wdym..not even how proofs work..I was in the hotel, our hotel also experienced power outages but it doesn’t matter” “Point I was trying to make, that hotel is privately owned..that is what America wants do to the rest of Cuba..America wants only private ownership to be able to literally have access to private oil sales..something that no other country’s ever been subjected to” “There are plenty of hotels on here that are not owned by the Cuban gov at all..& idgaf if it’s owned by the Cuban gov, why do u care?”

yeet

51,806 views • 5 months ago

🚨🚨MASSES TEND TO PANIC. We will stay COMFY. Commandant of U.S. Marine Corps Gen. Eric Smith: "The next fight is coming. Trust me, it's coming." Who controls the NG? Why was the NG recently activated in select cities within the US? Can the NG work in coordination w/ the marines? Do conditions need to be satisfied to authorize? What former President used the military to save the republic and what occurred exactly? Biggest drop to ever be provided on Pol. Study and prepare. The masses tend to panic in such situations. No war. No civil unrest. Clean and swift. Gold shall destroy the FED. Gold is back on the rise... it hit $ 4400 again today. I've heard some are getting out of the market and running to gold... fearing a bubble might burst. Clearly the "No Kings" rally was a flop. The cabal is panicking. They are backed into a corner. Buckle up. No matter what... If we have 10 days of darkness, If the internet goes down, If the market crashes, If the banks close TRUST THE PLAN. You know a lot of sites when down today. I will post on MelissaRedpill. com if possible, if other sites are down. Done in 30 = Reset done in 30 days? We are on day 20. "People tend to panic in such situations..." We will stay comfy. See 🧵 Like, share, comment and bookmark to get this out and help everyone stay comfy too.

🚨🚨MASSES TEND TO PANIC. We will stay COMFY. Commandant of U.S. Marine Corps Gen. Eric Smith: "The next fight is coming. Trust me, it's coming." Who controls the NG? Why was the NG recently activated in select cities within the US? Can the NG work in coordination w/ the marines? Do conditions need to be satisfied to authorize? What former President used the military to save the republic and what occurred exactly? Biggest drop to ever be provided on Pol. Study and prepare. The masses tend to panic in such situations. No war. No civil unrest. Clean and swift. Gold shall destroy the FED. Gold is back on the rise... it hit $ 4400 again today. I've heard some are getting out of the market and running to gold... fearing a bubble might burst. Clearly the "No Kings" rally was a flop. The cabal is panicking. They are backed into a corner. Buckle up. No matter what... If we have 10 days of darkness, If the internet goes down, If the market crashes, If the banks close TRUST THE PLAN. You know a lot of sites when down today. I will post on MelissaRedpill. com if possible, if other sites are down. Done in 30 = Reset done in 30 days? We are on day 20. "People tend to panic in such situations..." We will stay comfy. See 🧵 Like, share, comment and bookmark to get this out and help everyone stay comfy too.

Melissa Redpill

90,958 views • 10 months ago