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by cclogg 13y ago
Ditto. Also, assuming it's 51 years, that generally means I have nothing to worry about with an iPhone or (new) MacBook, right?
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by cclogg 13y ago
I agree, the crank is really cool! On the subject of DIY cameras, I always thought this guy had such a cool post: http://www.collection-appareils.fr/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=37... ... making a film SLR from scratch basic
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by cclogg 13y ago
Funny that you mention the earn-little-spend-little 25 year old lifestyle... I'm currently living that lol (though contract work here and there has given me a decent amount of money). I find myself fighting between that happy/rela
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by cclogg 13y ago
That is one of the cool things about 'film' I should add... large format film has a crazy large megapixel equivalent. This guy's blog post has some interesting information about it: http://genotypewritings.blogspot
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by cclogg 13y ago
100% agreed, especially with regards to Youtube. I personally haven't gotten into Hulu/Netflix... I think a community driven approach like Youtube is ultimately the best approach. But Youtube is just being squandered by copyright
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by cclogg 13y ago
Like ibogost said, it seems to be more of the little things with Apple. One random example that affected me (somewhere around iOS 5) was modal views not being able to pop themselves anymore via parent (ie [self.parentviewcontroller popViewC
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by cclogg 13y ago
I sit here in Canada on my moose, watching with my binoculars at the craziness unfolding below me (USA) and across from me (UK). I whisper to the other 5 people that live in Canada, "Do you think they see us?" One person responds,
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by cclogg 13y ago
It's interesting seeing all of the random things that North American companies do around the world that we (in general) have no idea about.
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by cclogg 13y ago
On a related note, I feel like this issue (non-retina, retina, iphone 5 version, ipad version, older iOS support, etc) and the over-saturated app store have really stifled the indie development world. It takes a lot more effort to make a ni
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by cclogg 13y ago
I am personally not a huge fan of streaming, I'd prefer to just pay a decent price per movie (not $30 like Blurays) and get a nice HD file with no DRM, no ads, and freedom to do whatever I want with the file (like iTunes music I guess?
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by cclogg 13y ago
Very true so far for us. Our iPad game got a really nice review on the Canadian show 'Reviews on the Run', and that day I think we had only a handful of Canadian downloads (and American). Nothing out of the norm heh.
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by cclogg 13y ago
But then you have the iPad Mini too...
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by cclogg 13y ago
I think we have a mental image of crappy VHS-esque images and whatnot (from that time)... but if people actually went back and scanned film images with good modern scanners, you'd have some awesome quality stuff. I'd say resolutio
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by cclogg 13y ago
Is everyone in this world a sell-out? :(
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by cclogg 13y ago
I wonder how similar or different the numbers would be if the sample was a perfect representation of the world population? I don't know what the situation is like everywhere in the world, but having visited Europe since the 90's,
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by cclogg 13y ago
This case might just be a thing with random matchmaking too. In my times playing Counter-Strike (and Source), you'd frequently be playing on the same server, and so a community would build; everyone was generally very cool to both girl
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by cclogg 13y ago
"With more and more people not showing up to theaters anymore because they have home theatre" Have there been many studies about this? (purely wondering) I know I read something recently that 3D fatigue is setting in, where people
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by cclogg 13y ago
There we go, I knew someone would find something. I guess ours just gets a lot less press, even in our own country :(
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by cclogg 13y ago
(Opinion from someone north of the border): The good thing about being Canadian is we live mostly American-style lives but don't have to deal with stuff like this lol (or at least it doesn't look like it, but someone can correct m
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by cclogg 13y ago
I hear Denzel is in talks to star as Snowden.
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by cclogg 13y ago
Maybe the future of the planet involves no humans (ie we all die off eventually)... just robots that can create themselves. Or maybe we stay on board, reaching a point where technology lets us live forever, and we just sun-tan all day with
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by cclogg 13y ago
Maybe they came from a smaller European town and then proceeded into a big city here in North America? I've been to many parts of Czech and a few parts of Germany, and it is very nice there. Never saw anything like we have here in Vanc
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by cclogg 13y ago
I agree 999999999999% with the discoverability problem. Seems like if you were first on the app-stores you just made money because there wasn't much around you... but these days they are incredibly saturated (with good stuff and with c
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by cclogg 13y ago
I can already see the trailer: loud Inception-esque BRAAAHHM sounds, black/desolate landscape, shot on Red in 3D, weird syrupy water turns out to be alien goop... etc... Oh, and throw in a robotic Fassbender! ... wait... I think I saw
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by cclogg 13y ago
On the theme of iMessage, do you guys recommend using it over regular SMS? Are there pros/cons as far as privacy go? (genuinely wondering)
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by cclogg 13y ago
It may also be your movie tastes differ from his too. Right now I am noticing basically two groups of people (not correlated to age): one group which enjoys the effects, 3D, epicness... and the other which is disillusioned with today'
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by cclogg 13y ago
Darn, I'd always kind of hoped we in Canada weren't so surveillance crazy too. If so, then the other problem is bringing attention to it. If something like Edward Snowden happens in the US, it gets a lot of attention and world-wid
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by cclogg 13y ago
Is New Zealand now the test-zone for everything? App betas, and now this project lol.
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by cclogg 13y ago
This is honestly a valid critique. While many push flat or semi-flat as the successor of skeuomorphic/textured design (in terms of looks and use), I think in many ways it doesn't provide a completely better experience. An example
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by cclogg 13y ago
Interesting, well I'm just glad this is all hitting the mainstream as it is... I think the community here had been well aware of the lack of privacy in most online services.

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