#batch processing

[analyticspursuit]

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[linkloka]

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[len-erickson]

Hidden Batch A.I. Auto Processing in Lightroom

[gamelpar]

omega, who has never seen or touched dirt before in her life: omg i love dirt its amazing!!

hunter, regular dirt sniffer:

he's still figuring that kid out

[image credit @ct99r2d2 on twitter]

[riyo-soka]

Omega: so am I force sensitive?

Ventress, looking at Omega’s family of emotionally unstable men who would try to blow up the entire galaxy if she got anything worse than a paper cut: if you are it’s not my problem

[geekclubroc]

Summary of common commands in Windows batch processing (cmd/bat)

Summary of common commands in Windows batch processing (cmd/bat) #cmd #bat #windows #batchprocessing #windowsbatchprocessing

Table of Content I. What is batch files 2. What is batch processing 3. Introduction of batch commands 4. Introduction of batch symbols 5. Commonly used DOS commands 1. Folder management 2. File management 3. Network commands 4. System management 6. Common Commands of Windows Batch 1. echo and @echo commands 2. errorlevelecho %errorlevel% 3. dir displays the contents of the folder 4.…

[virtualtyrant69]

ok so i wanna talk bout how Echo's reaction to grief is to run away. Like, he ran away from the 501st to the bad batch once he learned that Fives died and now he's run away from the bad batch to Rex/the rebellion since Tech "died"

[morethansky]

BARTON IV | Cold sunrise + warm sunset "And here we are, the survivors."

[punkitt-is-here]

sweet victory

[notllorstel]

previous <<< 2nd wave of left hand speedrun batch☠️

[chiliger]

*stands with hands on hips, staring at the floor* Look, I know we love to have the Command Batch be close brothers in art and fics. I am a staunch lover of the trope myself.

But what about, like in real life, where the people we grew up with or went to school with, they just fall out of contact. The friends made in high school don't always remain lifelong friends.

Yeah, they can say "we'll call each other and message everyday," or "we should hang out when our leaves overlap." But the war gets in the way of everything, like it tends to do. Slowly but surely the messages in the group chat peter out. There are too many things to do, and duty takes first priority over keeping contact with the people they knew as kids.

It's not for wont of trying, the commanders would still send little messages to each other, but it could be hours, days or weeks before there's a reply because of conflicting zones, lack of signal, or other messages pushing the chat further down the list.

There's also just the fact that the commanders find their people. Meaning, through time and shared experiences with their battalions, other clones click right into place, possibly even deeper than their batchmates. The camaraderie in surviving a massacre with only two of your men surviving is different than the experience of constant dehumanization on Coruscant.

It comes to a point where the Command Batch become, for lack of thinking of a better word, almost strangers to each other. They still keeps tabs on one another, just to make sure they're still alive, but that's pretty much as far as it goes now. Maybe they'll chitchat when their battalions work together, but the mission has to come first, so most of the talking is planning and strategizing. Even when their leaves do overlap, the thought of messaging for a meet-up might feel like a nuisance, because surely your batchmates are exhausted and don't want to be bothered.

So it goes, the commanders may have been close once, but that connection has been stretched and warped by war and time. They still have love for each other and it won't ever be forgotten, because how can anyone forget the people you grew up with. They were the right people they needed back then, but they're no longer the right people now.

[laughhardrunfastbekindsblog]

To all the Bad Batch fans who are also MCU fans:

Do y'all remember when Endgame came out, Natasha Romanoff sacrificed her life just for a chance at everyone else returning, and the most she got in terms of grieving was a short scene of some of the other Avengers crying with Hulk throwing a bench, and a vague reference at the end? While Tony Stark got not only several extended goodbye sequences, but also a funeral/memorial. And fans brought up the discrepancy and their disappointment, because Tony DID deserve such a send off, but so did Nat.

This is how I, as a massive Tech fan, feel about the "closure" we got in the show regarding Tech's death and its impact on the other characters. Except it hurts even worse in Tech's case, because the only finality about his death came at the very end of the show and was basically "he's dead by default" since he hadn't come back, whereas with Nat we at least got reliable confirmation of her death so we could process it early on.

I love the Bad Batch. I appreciate the finale even more after a rewatch (and several paradigm shifts). And thankfully I (and the fandom) have an imagination so I can come up with my own cathartic moments to fill that gaping oversight for Tech. (Though the question remains: why do we as the fans have to do this, why didn't the show provide the closure and catharsis??)

I'm just saying: spare me the convenient time skips and "they were busy/they'd moved on already" excuses, Tech should have gotten at least as much attention from ALL his family members honoring his memory as Mayday got from Crosshair.

[saltiestbread]

Horrible creatures

[tonyglowheart]

` ☆ Sancte Antoni, * °○ `

' ○° ` ora pro nobis. ' ☆ *

、 ' * Saint Anthony, ' • ○° * `

' ○ ° ` ☆ • pray for us. ☆ ° ` ○*

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HELLO everyone please look at this beautiful amazing fantastic glorious art I commissioned from @tratshka ✨️ I handed them a concept and some vibes and boy did they deliver on The Vision~☆`°`

.. I'm gonna get this framed lmao

[edegrev]

Okay so something that has been on my mind since the beginning of season 3.

Everytime Omega mentions escape Emerie insists thats it's not possible and that it is dangerous.

Everytime she sounds like she speaks from experience.

Did Emerie try to escape when she was first with Hemlock?

Or has it happened before and each time ended badly?

Either way, she always looks like she has seen or heard it happen before and has been brainwashed into thinking that it is physically impossible.

Also she has to be the one to kill Hemlock right? To get revenge for everything he did? It just makes sense and she deserves it.