So, I might have got a new toy. And I’m having some fun with it! Meet Benchy.
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ATEM Switchers 8.6.1 Update! Adds the ability to prioritize your ethernet or mobile data connection when live streaming on ATEM Mini Pro and Extreme models. Download now from http://bmd.link/77xhKY.
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Speaking of ATEM Minis, I recently invested in the excellent stand designed by @aaronpk. It works really nicely to put the ATEM at a better angle on the desk… https://twitter.com/confirm_it/status/1379152133375803404
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Just a reminder for people founding startups. Dystopia science fiction is not a blueprint for new product ideas. 😐
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I'm going to this free conf; here's the agenda: https://www.okta.com/oktane21/agenda
Really interested in the developer topics, nice to see some familiar faces presenting (@mrinal , @kelleyrobinson, @aaronpk).
Thanks @okta for supporting these great speakers!
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I'm using @aaronpk's article to step away from Facebook this week and you can, too! Fun for the whole family! Makes a great gift!
https://aaronparecki.com/2020/06/14/14/how-to-leave-facebook
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Vaccination fit. Yes I did bike 13 miles to a suburban walmart wearing this. https://twitter.com/anomalily/status/1379114295707889665
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I realize I'm having a hard time tracking on time, but it is already 2021, isn't it…? https://www.theverge.com/2016/9/18/12944506/lyft-self-driving-car-prediction-2021-john-zimmer via @Verge
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I might have to use @aaronpk recommendation and just use my FB profile as a "placeholder". Can we dub this FB squatting? lol. https://twitter.com/aaronpk/status/1378792460801830913?s=20
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Today I learned about "ctrl+q". This command is known as "parking" and what it does is takes the command you are typing, stashes it elsewhere and clears your command line, then after you execute your next command, retrieves it and fills your prompt.
So for example if I'm typing a git command and realized I need to `git diff` first, I can ctrl+q to "park" the command, type the diff, and then immediately get back to my original parked command
