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by modfodder 13y ago
You also typically need someone watching over the footage, making sure everything is transcoded correctly (especially in the early days as the software would crap out halfway through). Most producers were under the mistaken impression, at
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by modfodder 13y ago
I also dealt with RED very early on, the post was a nightmare and still isn't as smooth as it could be. But the dark footage was mainly the fault of film trained DPs who were used to underexposing and pushing during transfer (hence th
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by modfodder 13y ago
My critiques (as a film professional). 1. The first 3 shots are very warm, then the 4th shot, a wide in the same location is cool, followed by another warm shot. Not a huge mistake, but annoying for me as it's jarring. 2. The storytel
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by modfodder 13y ago
Merely pointing out the hypocritical arguments of some Android supporters does not automatically make somebody an "Apple fanboy". Merely pointing out the functional differences between iOS and Android does not automatically make s
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by modfodder 13y ago
Actually, they're just really nice high quality animated gifs (someone below analyzing the source states that they are actually video, which is possible). A cinemagraph is a still photo that has one (or few) moving parts of the image,
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by modfodder 13y ago
That would be such a wonderful world where people don't get their panties in a knot over the words used instead of the message. Instead you seem to want a world where the message is ignored, the messenger is shot and everyone is offend
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by modfodder 13y ago
Doesn't sound nearly as horrible as the censored world you propose. That fucking shitty world would be hell. Carlin's Seven Dirty Words: Shit, Piss, Fuck, Cunt, Cocksucker, Motherfucker, and Tits This should be required reading al
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by modfodder 14y ago
It definitely existed much earlier on the desktop. Avid Media Composer, non-linear editing software first brought to market in the late 80s had it. Not sure at what point it was added, but remember referring to the hamburger menu in the m
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by modfodder 14y ago
Except you missed the part where eddieroger said, "at least in my experience," so he wasn't talking about everyone, but talking about his experience.
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Google charges retailers for Google Shopping(nytimes.com)
4 points by modfodder 14y ago|0 comments
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by modfodder 14y ago
A fitness trainer who believes you breathe through your feet would probably suggest you run barefoot. Hey what do you know, he's just created one of the most popular running fads (although this could go with running barefoot or in sandals,
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by modfodder 14y ago
Good point, I agree that the analogy is not perfect, but I don't agree that Nutritionism is equal to the faux sciences you list, everything you listed has a philosophy that at it's core is faux science, the philosophy of nutritionism says
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by modfodder 14y ago
imho, it's more like the difference between a college educated programmer and one self-taught. You can find inadequately trained programmers (dietician) with some impressive degrees and some brilliant self-taught programmers (nutritionist)
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by modfodder 14y ago
Absolutely not. The burden of proof is on Shachtman.
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by modfodder 14y ago
Except that we've seen Western companies act with nearly complete impunity in highly regulated industries (most recent and notably in the banking industry in both the U.S. and the U.K. as well as companies with close gov. ties like Blackwat
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by modfodder 14y ago
The generalized statement is Kapersky's assertion that being Registered in Great Britain means they aren't doing anything nefarious or unethical. Just because they are registered in the U.K. doesn't mean they are clean, I'm sure there are p
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by modfodder 14y ago
It wasn't any worse than Kapersky's rebuttal, which also didn't counter point by point the article other than generalized statements, i.e. "registered in Great Britain" so obviously we are on the up and up, "I really like Facebook", etc. Ju
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by modfodder 14y ago
My mistake in implying there was one company making a go at all three, google may be alone in that category, but there are quite a few companies that have been around longer doing research on each individually. And just because Google is pu
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by modfodder 14y ago
I think Google may have stolen Steve Jobs reality distortion field if you seriously think Google is the only company making a serious go at all three of those.
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Apple not investing in Twitter?(online.wsj.com)
3 points by modfodder 14y ago|0 comments
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by modfodder 14y ago
What is an example of software made to design interfaces?
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by modfodder 14y ago
I also imagine, as $7500 is higher than most people spend on vacation, that it can lead to broader life/world experiences by employees on vacation that hopefully can lead to great new ideas. It never hurts to have employees with wide world
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by modfodder 14y ago
I don't feel it's petty to want what in 2012 should be basic information, obviously you do and in that our opinions will differ. I also didn't realize it was only marketed to the tech industry, I must have crossed over from the regular int
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by modfodder 14y ago
Google's customer service is the issue here. How a major tech company that focuses on the delivery of data designs a system that can't provide even the most basic of ordering information in 2012 is beyond me. It's what I expect from a sma
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by modfodder 14y ago
Sounds to me what he is asking for, halfway through 2012, isn't unreasonable. Not only isn't it unreasonable, but most large online retailers do just what he is asking, an expected ship date and the ability to revise billing. Why has Goog
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by modfodder 14y ago
Multiply that by the number of party participants with Android that are also trying to add their song. And this action is a bit unintuitive, so I wouldn't be surprised to see people make the same mistake multiple times (not so much if the
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by modfodder 14y ago
I like the live drawing, but needs a better script, voice-over and some music. 4x3 in a 16x9 frame also annoys me.
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by modfodder 14y ago
I love Adam's work (even when I don't). It shows how a unique voice or vision can permeate someone's work, which can be positive or negative, but in Adam's case is almost always positive. This is the type of creative start-ups should be lo
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by modfodder 14y ago
1. Great. Lightning in a bottle, the spot everyone wishes they could make, but few can. (His years with UCB def helped). 2. Mediocre. The spot that gets made by people who see #1 and think "I can do that." No, you can't. It's harder t
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by modfodder 14y ago
Isn't that typical with innovation? One big jump, then a whole lot of refining small steps before someone makes another big jump. Or are you expecting big jump after big jump?

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