Aaron Parecki

The best thing I’ve learned this week is that when squirrels fall/jump - they land like superheroes

Look at the tiny clenched fists 🥺 and that steely determined look in their eyes 😑 squirrels are badasses.

Playing with the @DJIGlobal mini 2 and my fpv drone in ice caves because why not???

RT if you were part of that tiny 1993 bar.

Internet of things.

When Amazon Web Services burps and half the Internet goes down maybe just maybe it's not a great idea to have a single company with so much control over what has essentially become our society's critical infrastructure?

I... can't vacuum... because us-east-1 is down.

This is your periodic reminder that "Security Questions" are the worst, and if you're a developer or product person who has implemented them, you've done a bad thing and should feel bad about about it. Thankfully, you can repent and redeem yourself by removing them! 😊

This is surprisingly suspenseful

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hey awesome mail client devs. I would love to use your product but I don’t trust you yet. Let me give your app a readonly OAuth token to try your product and if I like my experience I may grant you write access. #firstdate #progressiveconsent #ciam

And I don’t think that means you have to “wing it” completely but taking people on the journey of discovery with you definitely follows more of the classic story arc when you hit an obstacle and overcome etc

I was talking about this with @jakesloaninak the other day.. it seems like people like the feeling of going on the adventure / discovering stuff with you, instead of being talked at with a script.

I'll meet you in the middle and keep not really producing any of them.

Trick question. Technically an iPhone is a mirrorless camera.

my favourite photo preset is talent and experience.

I’ll never understand why people are willing to spend thousands of dollars on cameras, mics, lights, computers, switchers, etc., but refuse to spend a few hundred bucks to get solid, personal buying advice and education, claiming they “can’t afford it” or “it’s not in the budget”