strat

One thing I don't like about the Strat is the smooth, comfy curves.

A lot of jobs are advertised as strat positions but actually in the back-office IT bonus pool.

Now 25 strangers can queue up in raid finder and just mow down every boss, usually without even knowing a strat.

For poetry looking for whether there seems to be underlying meaning or intent that surfaces without excessive mental gymnastics also seems like a reasonable strat.

That is often summarized by the information ratio of your strategy which is equal to (return of your strat - return of the bechmark)/vol(difference in returns).

One example is the algo trading systems going off strat due to a news posting, which may then get revised a short while later, but by then it can be too late, the portfolio is already affected.

But the fact of the matter is: if you don't practice enough to reliably produce a chord of your choice, does it really matter if you're plunking on a Squier Strat or one of Hendrix's original guitars?

Every strat I know there hates it; anecdotal, I know, but still.

If it's clear VR is a viable marketing strat for a game or it gets to a point where big games are expected to support it, it could mean a developer will compromise scene complexity for it.

Either way, we recommend a 3-2-1 backup policy (3 copies of your data, 2 onsite but on different mediums and 1 offsite) as a good start to a backup strat.

I'm a sole trader with a "product" strat-up in France.

I put Planet Waves Auto Trim locking tuners (also highly recommended, btw) on my project Strat, and it became noticeable top heavy.

I have a love/hate relationship with Strat-type guitars.

Anyone interested in giving it a go would probably be best to start with something based on the classic Fender Strat/Tele, because compatible necks and other parts are available cheaply (search on eBay, esp.