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mikeschnier.bsky.social
In Halifax/Kjipuktuk // Content strategy manager at Toon Boom Animation // Editor and livestream host // He/Him // Connecting artists to animation jobs through @cartoonrecruit.com
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I did like the way that Skype gave us a view that put everyone's heads in a 'room' together. It looked kind of strange but honestly made running panel discussions easier. Haven't seen anything like it since.
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Yeah, @derekstruble.bsky.social found it in 2020. We tried a few different platforms for getting video conferences into OBS, both paid and free, and it was the one that did what we wanted with the least hassle.
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Incredible!
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Yeah, I think it's worth remembering that all lessons can be over-learned.
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This isn't a problem that's unique to Dropout (and I honestly admire what their cast and crew built). Every subscriber-funded artist, journalist or production has to navigate how close they want to let their audience feel.
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Same energy
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www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0...
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In retrospect, TOA was probably not the campaign I'd recommend for a new DM in an after-work game but I had a good time.
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There must be a way to tell it to please not do that.
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Pulling down from left side of camera vs right? That's how the iPhone does it.
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I also strongly recommend blocking the bot-run accounts that just steal and share random viral images, videos and webcomics.
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If you don't follow people who share slop you'll get less slop.
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On Hard Fork, Kevin and Casey were saying that if the model could play videogames then it could probably do entry-level office jobs. We need to stop rounding up its capabilities. If it can barely muddle through the first two gyms in Pokemon Red maybe it can't replace your intern?
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The bill's sponsor flushed the remaining samples so they couldn't be analyzed, which is totally what you do when you're certain they couldn't have sickened your colleagues.
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A bunch of Republican legislators in West Virginia actually got sick after a similar stunt so you never know.
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Least surprising cliffhanger.
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Is it because the system's rigged against him or is he an unpleasant person who just kinda sucks to deal with? Anyone who says "identity politics" like it's a scarlet letter is telling on themselves.
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I'm not sure why there was so much uncritical praise for your guest who, by his own admission, is a fairly marginal figure who can't get on cable news.
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The correct move is to run straight at 'em, Naruto-style.
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In your opinion, what makes screen adaptations of books work… or not?
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You need to return the license from your old computer. If it's dead, send a message to [email protected] and they'll sort you out.
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Advice presented by pop psychologists and crisis communications firms are not moral imperatives. You might get good results by following cookie-cutter advice. You might not. That's all that sort of advice can offer.
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You're right about the first sentence.
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So you're engaging in a semantic argument with unspecified people. Got it.
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Sure, but the link you posted, while from the dictionary, isn't relevant to what I wrote. The dictionary isn't a moral authority.
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Hey, you found a blogger representing a dictionary who wrote a thing about the modern use of the word apology. What's this got to do with the price of eggs?
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So?
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You seem really hung up on Adam not delivering a particular kind of statement and I'm unclear on why it had to follow that precise format.
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Okay. So?
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What you posted doesn't look like an entry in Merriam-Webster and dictionaries usually don't tell you what you morally should do.
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Someone can tick all of the boxes you listed and still be lying to you. Or not tick all of them while being entirely sincere.
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There's lots of advice out there — often from crisis communications firms or pop psychologists — but there isn't an international governing body that determines what counts as an acceptable statement of regret after getting Orbed.