Aaron Parecki

Sidney Diongzon https://twitter.com/SidneyDiongzon • May 26
Tomorrow morning’s video is gonna be a fun one 😎

It's a race to see who can get more affiliate purchases off the links! Looking forward to it!

Portland, Oregon • 61°F

Mon, May 25, 2020 10:31pm -07:00
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAnYyZnBCNt/#comment-17914603027428746

I do have a few extra sets... maybe I can do a giveaway during my livestream tomorrow :-D

Portland, Oregon • 64°F

Mon, May 25, 2020 8:01pm -07:00
https://v2.jacky.wtf • May 25
Is it me or has Twitter, the Website, gotten considerably slower? Like I have a magnitude less of the traffic as I used to and it’s slogging. I’ve closed and opened browser tabs across Chromium and Firefox thinking it’d help.

It's so bad, especially on my 12" Macbook. Like sure it's 3 years old, but it' still got an i7 processor and a website dedicated to serving text in 280-character chunks should *not* be this slow on it.

Portland, Oregon • 66°F

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Mon, May 25, 2020 6:30pm -07:00
RØDE Microphones https://twitter.com/rodemics • May 26
Hey #filmmakers, what camera are you using at the moment? 📷

Lumix GH5S

Portland, Oregon • 67°F

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Mon, May 25, 2020 6:20pm -07:00
https://v2.jacky.wtf • May 25
I can’t tell if it’s aperture (I doubt it) but my feeds don’t seem to update quickly. This is me also assuming that aperture somehow knows about websub and uses that to update feeds. I’m guessing that’s not the case @aaronpk? How would a real time feed work with it?

I still haven't implemented WebSub in Aperture yet. I think I might end up rolling all the feed fetching logic into Aperture instead of having it split out in Watchtower.

Right now, it polls feeds more often if it sees them change often, so your feeds may be updated at significantly different speeds.

Portland, Oregon • 67°F

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Mon, May 25, 2020 6:13pm -07:00
DUNNA https://twitter.com/dunnadidit • May 26
Currently uploading a video that will be released tomorrow! Who can guess what it’s about?

is it about my new favorite camera?

Portland, Oregon • 67°F

Mon, May 25, 2020 5:51pm -07:00
Steven Sinofsky https://twitter.com/stevesi • May 25
Omg I have watched his excellent videos and had no idea he was at Okta!

PS Aaron, ATEM doesn’t need to program@existing buttons. It could just have a set of function keys that are unused by default like a tv remote.

Thanks! That'd work too but I was trying to suggest to them something they can ship in a firmware update without building new hardware!

Portland, Oregon • 57°F

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Mon, May 25, 2020 7:14am -07:00
Dọ́kítà Ayọ̀mídé https://twitter.com/DocAyomide • May 25
I think this is just familiarity. Everything you say here is exactly how I feel about Celsius.

Also, if it’s as intuitive as you imply it should immediately catch on—I know no one who has to switch that finds it so intuitive.

Nah I didn't say intuitive, I said expressive. It'd take more than 280 characters to explain what I mean. I don't think either is ideal though.

Portland, Oregon • 62°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 11:13pm -07:00
Sara 🍑y https://twitter.com/saradietschy • May 25
Come call me! Seriously ... doing a live AUDIO stream where you can call me. No video. Just audio. https://youtu.be/5g4_KXGQp6k

bold move handling a call-in show solo! what app is this?

Portland, Oregon • 72°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 7:23pm -07:00
Alex Russell https://twitter.com/slightlylate • May 24
What readers support microformats?

Here's a few! https://archive.org/details/iwc-austin-2020-social-readers

Social readers are a step up from traditional subscribe-only readers. Schema is fine for google indexing, but there's so much more that's possible!

Portland, Oregon • 74°F

Sun, May 24, 2020 5:04pm -07:00
Gary https://twitter.com/every_daydad • May 24
Well @curtisjudd, @EposVox, and @GeraldUndone have all convinced me to get the zoom F6.

Decided I wanted a good recorder to go with my new microphone.

After you tweeted that I went and looked it up, and I think this is the answer to getting good audio for livestreaming from the ATEM Mini Pro *while also* feeding into a Zoom/Skype call and routing that call back into the ATEM. Gonna give that a shot!

Portland, Oregon • 71°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 2:04pm -07:00
📷 PhotoJoseph 🎥 https://twitter.com/photojoseph • May 24
Um…

I mean all the SI units were redefined last year anyway so why not 🤷‍♂️ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019_redefinition_of_the_SI_base_units

Portland, Oregon • 65°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 12:08pm -07:00
📷 PhotoJoseph 🎥 https://twitter.com/photojoseph • May 24
Also… water is everything. When does rain become sleet and snow? Near zero. When do puddles freeze? Near zero. When do roads become icy? Near zero. C. Always C. What’s “hot” out? To some, 70F is hot. Others, 80. Or 90. Or 100. Subjective.

okay new scale:

0° = freezing point of water
100° = 130°F (approx highest recorded temperature)

Best of both C and F.

Portland, Oregon • 64°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 11:21am -07:00
davemaze https://twitter.com/davemaze • May 24
Metric or Imperial. Which one is better and why? State your case

why do you do this to us on a sunday morning!

Portland, Oregon • 60°F

Sun, May 24, 2020 9:52am -07:00
DUNNA https://twitter.com/dunnadidit • May 24
I dunno though.

0 = jacket
10 = sweater
20 = room temp
30 = hot day

Those are pretty straight forward.

fwiw I was determined to switch to Celsius a few years ago, and actually set all my devices to it. I lasted about 8 months, in a temperature range from 10-36, and concluded that Fahrenheit is more expressive and switched back.

Portland, Oregon • 60°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 9:47am -07:00
📷 PhotoJoseph 🎥 https://twitter.com/photojoseph • May 24
Caleb, usually I agree with you. But this time I have to say “everyone is entitled to their own opinion… unless they’re wrong” 😂 Celsius is logical. 0°C=freezing H2O and 100°C=boiling, vs 32°F/212°F. 0F and 100F mean nothing.

oh no. Celsius is only logical for water and science. For communicating with people about livable temperature ranges Fahrenheit is much more expressive!

Portland, Oregon • 60°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 9:42am -07:00
DUNNA https://twitter.com/dunnadidit • May 24
I dunno though.

0 = jacket
10 = sweater
20 = room temp
30 = hot day

Those are pretty straight forward.

Maybe I'm more sensitive to smaller temperature changes, cause for me the difference between 70°F and 80°F is huge, and that's just 21°C-26°C

Portland, Oregon • 59°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 9:36am -07:00
DUNNA https://twitter.com/dunnadidit • May 24
Also... Celsius.

0° = freezing water
100° = boiling water
20° = room temperature

Such nice, easy numbers to remember.

I'm all for metric for everything except temperature. That 0-100 only works for water. Fahrenheit does better at expressing temperature ranges that humans live in. e.g. "50s" (sweaters), "70s" (comfortable), "90s" (too hot).

Portland, Oregon • 56°F

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Sun, May 24, 2020 9:19am -07:00
alper https://github.com/alper • May 24

#18 Static site?

Unfortunately not, this was meant to be a continuous backup of a Flickr account.

Portland, Oregon • 54°F

Sun, May 24, 2020 7:38am -07:00
david celis https://xoxo.zone/@davidcelis • May 24
sourdough detroit pizza night!
Pizza 1: veggie supreme. provolone, mozz, cacio roma, mushroom, peppers, onion. half with olives.
Pizza 2: classic pepperoni. mozz, cacio roma, hot sopressata, fresh basil.
Pizza 2.5: elotes, japanese style! mozz, roasted corn, cotija, kewpie mayo, togarashi, cilantro.
thanks to @sardinebrunch@instagram.com for generously sharing his recipe and techniques!
https://www.instagram.com/p/CAjhayFhg5j/

whoa this looks way better than the pizza I just made from a trader joe's frozen pizza crust

Portland, Oregon • 59°F

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Sat, May 23, 2020 8:29pm -07:00

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#18 Static site?