Alan @ Former Instants

I don't know how effective it really is, but when you install DaVinci there's an option to set it up like Premiere.

Windows STILL can't even use a different background picture for different monitors! What are they even doing over there!!!

I have a nearly 20 year old printer/scanner and I can't use the scanner properly without installing software from the actual CD that came with it in the box.

As it is now, I find virtual photography to be overall kind of clunky and frustrating in many ways. Subtle composition changes that would take 2 seconds in real life take 20 times as long because it's movement along like 8 different axes at once. Makes it very hard for me to get shots I really like.

Heck you could even do it live as a "photographer" role while other people play the main game around you. I would spend so much time doing that.

Imagine pulling up a race replay and being able to teleport around for key moments and practice real panning and composition skills. Or a war photography game that puts you in the literal trenches, I think that would be an incredible experience.

I've always found photography by controller kind of cumbersome, compared to the type of fine movements you can make in real life, plus there's a much different sense of space and situational awareness.

Side note, I am now wishing for some type of VR photography game, or perhaps at least VR implantations of photo mode in otherwise conventional games.

That'll look amazing with a dash of mud!

I think the reason politics is so bad now is that people turned it into a sport.

I have no further time to elaborate.

On the other hand, Ferrari saying "idk get gud noob" is the kind of counterargument I like to see bsky.app/profile/the-...

I think this rule quirk is very interesting and a neat equalizer between high and low grid positions BUT has some questionable safety implications and for that and other reasons it would be justifiable to update. I'm kind of split on it.

It was meant to be quite radical for the time (that's why he's writing about it), but that also makes it almost pointless to talk about outside of its cultural context (which most people ignore).

Montana was annexed into California in 2073 to keep things tidy

Space Dock 1 is probably in geostationary orbit directly over SF somehow

My first time rallycrossing was interrupted by a short heavy rain storm. Event tried to continue when it passed, but while I was queued at the start they called it off and I was stuck 10 inches deep in mud without a tow hook 😆

If it's not GT1 coming back I don't really care tbh

Ferrari is bringing the flippy wing to Shanghai I can’t wait to see if it works.

NEWS: Ferrari is bringing the flippy wing to Shanghai

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WOW my local would have had to cancel with those conditions!

Oh this would have been so much better than Picard

Seems like they should have fired the other ones for not being good enough at pushups

Banning challenging books in school is a great way to make sure kids didn't know how to reckon with challenging ideas in real life.

Can I give a tip to the developers? Please use "focal length" and "aperture" (with numbers) instead of "fov" and "depth of field" sliders. Way easier to translate skills back & forth to the real world.
GT4 did this in the original photo mode and I haven't seen it in other games.

Well your first mistake was doing research for a shitpost

please tell me it's organic

Just another of the uncountable instances of people needing to find a hobby.

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🔭 CG 4: The Globule and the Galaxy

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$3000 is something to balk at for sure, and is also twice as expensive as a nice weekend trip would cost to go to [factory location] to pick up your car.

Also: free admission is going to make it an absolute madhouse, ESPECIALLY at such a short circuit.

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🔭 Sky Glows over Paranal Observatory

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