@autoscreen2 I'm trying to figure out how to enable image difference detection. The "Image Difference Tolerance" setting in the "Configure Region" dialogue is disabled. This is the primary feature I need. Thank you!
Pit bulls were once popularly referred to as "nanny dogs" in the early 20th century, particularly in the United States. This nickname came from their reputation for being gentle, loyal, and protective companions to children. Families often trusted them to watch over kids due to their affectionate nature and tolerance.
The most referenced "nanny dog" was the American Pit Bull Terrier or similar breeds like the Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
This image was reinforced by pit bulls frequently appearing in early American advertising and media, such as in Buster Brown shoes ads and with Petey, the dog in The Little Rascals.
In recent decades, the public perception has shifted due to media reports of attacks and concerns over irresponsible ownership and breeding. Despite that, many pit bulls are still beloved family pets known for their loyalty and affection, and their behavior, like any breed’s, largely depends on training, socialization, and environment.
@CSLewisDaily Absolute heresy. Not because I’m offended by it, but because it is inconsistent with the clear teaching of Scripture, not to mention historically inaccurate. A thorough reading of the Old Testament as an introduction to the New leaves no doubt.
@Jacdwis@CSLewisDaily Have you read @TedDekker’s Circle Trilogy (actually a tetralogy)? I’ve always said it is what would happen if Tom Clancy was asked to write The Chronicles of Narnia for adults.
@russellbrunson@clickfunnels Why do critical support tickets go unanswered for hours when we’re losing money by the minute because of a CF server error?? Ticket: 3011515
@glamelegance@realDonaldTrump I’m not afraid of COVID-19 and I have great sympathy for those (some who I know) that have lost loved ones to it. They aren’t contradictory.