Aaron Parecki

Spent the extra $10 and bought both kinds of washers at the hardware store to hedge against having to go back if one doesn't work

To people appearing on shows (NPR, TV, Radio, or meetings that matter)...
Your laptop mic, little headset mic, webcam mic, $40 desk mic, cheap lavalier you got on amazon - all suck ... I really do get you do this all the time. It doesn't change the fact you are ruining the show.

How do you all feel about Vegan Leather if you know it is *plastic* that feels like leather?

We definitely don't need more plastic. Do you think it's an okay trade-off if it means less leather? Feels like both are less than ideal, but I'm not sure plastic is a better alternative

BigCorp: You should recognize a phishing attack.
BigCorp: This is a legitimate and mandatory URL.

I think it might be time to hire an editor, I literally do not have the mental bandwidth to spend so many hours a day editing videos anymore.

And of course Twitter opens the link in an in-app browser:-)

So in your mind, no reason to ever use a webview/embedded browser?

Or do I misunderstand?

Agreed, as outlined here: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8252#section-8.12

However, many folks, esp when first party all the way through, are willing to accept the downsides for better UX (popping out to the system browser being a pretty horrible UX).

Hobson's browser is real:

https://infrequently.org/2021/07/hobsons-browser/

The other side.

same hahah!!!

Although if it is a first party oauth integration (where one company controls the mobile app, the APIs, and, through a legal contract the Authorization Server), this injection is less of an issue, right?

Looks pretty good to my eye

before and after: successive layers of color grading that I apply to my drone footage, showing how it progresses from neutral colors to an opinionated look

@Blackmagic_News Davinci Resolve has some great tools for colour grading video that I've found relatively straight forward.

Relatedly, here is a photo from my DJI Mini 2 over the Colorado River in Austin at sunset. Highly edited of course.

Nice!

Ah, then yeah, I don't have any advice beyond that! I've heard about people who use Resolve just for color grading and move the result into Premiere.

Have you tried Resolve Studio? I haven't done color grading with it, but I've heard it makes the process easier.

I enjoy editing still photos in Lightroom and tweaking colors and contrast and such, but I need to figure out how to translate that to enjoying color grading video, because right now it's my least favorite part of the process and instead I use the footage straight out of camera