u/SecretAgentZeroNine

Preface: I have ZERO experience in the film industry. Everything I'm about to write is from my gut and experience in other things.

The US is the movie capital of the world, so the competition here is going to be insane. Still, if you're good at what you do, and can find a way to be independent until your big break, maybe moving to any country with a healthy industry is a good idea.

Depending on your goals, it doesn't have to be the US or even the 2nd, 3rd, or even the 4th highest grossing country when it comes to films. Look at India, Sweden, Austrailia, etc.

Also, I HIGHLY recommend networking offline and online while looking up people like Danny and Michael Philippou and see how they made it in the movie industry.

P.S. If you're going to aim for the US, wait...

Bringing up someone's teenage era internet posts...

Bro, with all due respect, get off of the internet and go live a life worth living and read some books, please. The internet has done damage to you.

Yeah, context is too much to ask for 🙄

Looks like both are iOS apps. Seeing a lot of iOS and Android only apps being mentioned. People should at least say which OS they're using with these apps.

Welp, that's why I don't see it.

I don't understand the issue with giving clients the RAW files. It's no different than people getting negatives.

You can think that your edits are the be-all-end-all, but a paying client should have the ability to see if another editor can achieve a look THEY (not you) are happy with be it a week later or 30 years later. You captured a moment for the client, not yourself.

Interested

Whoa. Thanks for that golden nugget.

Hoping this works on Linux. If not, WinApps or WinBoat it is (once they get GPU acceleration).

https://youtu.be/Wf-1_djUnyc?si=95LAAI0J5MKsD5EX

I was raised in NYC where about 50% of the Black folks are of West Indian/Caribbean Black descent and the other half being multi-generational Black American. Some mixed with the two. It's almost impossible to differentiate the two in terms of their views on racism, White America and the US government. It's almost impossible for Haitians, Jamaicans and other Caribbean people to not due to their country's history with the US and Europe.

Both communities take pride in their communities parts in the American Civil Rights, American pop-culture, the Harlem Renaissance, WW2, etc. The experience isn't much different either. When either walks into a department store, they'll both get the Black experience and lesson. When either walk by a racist person or police officer, they'll both get the same experience and lesson.

I think it takes a very short period of time for any kind of (proudly) Black person who's under the age of 30 to see with clear eyes the White western context for what it is.

Did you not get the memo? You're not supposed to acknowledge ARM on PC issues.

Intel shipping highly efficient and powerful CPUs is going to be a real issue for Qualcomm's desktop CPUs (Panther Lake looks like a fantastic laptop CPU). Even worse if AMD steps up their mobile CPUs game, efficiency wise.

Looks like product build up. The number one enemy of nice locs.

The things I wish I didn't have to learn the hard way while in my loc era:

1. Don't use ANY products other than water and oil on my hair and scalp
2. Watch videos of retwists so I can learn how to comb up and twist new growth and non-loc'd freed hair at the root between retwists to keep my hair looking nice (At one point I ended up with matted hair where I slept on because of this)
3. Shampoo at a frequency MY scalp needed and not what someone says (I bounced between every 2-3 weeks)
4. Use strong anti-dandruff shampoo like Selsun Blue if dandruff is or becomes an issue
5. Oil the roots every night or every other night
6. Watch YouTube videos on how to section and part my own hair/locs (this is connected to #2 and could have saved me so much time and money)
7. Wake up like 2-3 hours earlier than I normally would on Sundays to dedicate it to hair maintenance
8. Mist my hair with water before I tie my hair, especially before bed
9. Mist my hair when I wake up (great for when you wake up and your hair is pointing in all types of directions)
10. Oil my hair AFTER misting
11. ALWAYS go to sleep (or be in my crib in general) with my hair tied up in some sort of durag for long hair. (If you don't do this + moisturize your hair at night, be prepared to have broken locs)

A quick search of "pop_os" on the Winboat discord shows some people are using that distro with WinBoat.

No clue how to fix this, but try using the shortcut to resize in the meantime

Alt + Space, then S, then Arrow Keys

Sure 🙄

There's no logic you can sell to these types. They'd rather die than to even donate to Winboat.

Not surprised. Shit was funny was I was in junor high school. Shit is just annoying now.

Dame Dash poisoned the world with this 14 year old "pause" shit.

That's like trying to teach a child long division and incorporating a calculator that's tied to a subscription.

If you can't do without, then that means you can't do and you shouldn't touch anything remotely important tied to the thing you can't do.

• Hard dock keyboard case that has speakers alt option to the current keyboard cases
• Bigger track pad
• Swappable keys
• USB4 v2 or TB5 ports on both sides
• Customizable capacitive touch slider on the back
• Better Linux (Debian, Ubuntu and Arch) support for dual booting

You'll be fine. Linux and Flutter development go well together.

Outside of Flutter development, you'll come across some issues regarding software support at some point. If you've got a machine with at least 32GBs of RAM and a somewhat modern CPU, I highly recommend looking up Winboat on YouTube. It doesn't have GPU access at the moment, but judging from their social media, it's coming real soon.

Multiple simple solutions that make imesch other better

1. The "lazy" attribute
2. Use the picture tag to progressively load in the highest quality without slowing the site down

Let me know if you need help doing so. Good luck.

For business owners, FlutterWeb isn't popular enough anywhere to feel confident in thinking that if the dev you worked with to make it is no longer available, for whatever reason, that you can easily find someone to make quick updates to it.

It's like a 99% chance that any web developer that comes after the FlutterWeb dev would say they have to rebuild the entire website/web app from scratch and toss the FlutterWeb app away. This would create negative sentiment towards Flutter (if the business owner is made aware of the tool used to make the site).

Until FlutterWeb's output is native HTML, CSS and JS, I'd stay away from FlutterWeb. Flutter devs are CLEARLY focused around multiplatform mobile development.

A similar experience I've had; I've rebuilt a server that was built using PHP a few years before the pandemic happened for a mom & pop game store because the shop owner was having a hard time finding someone local who wanted to work on a PHP server AND could do what he was asking for. I rebuilt the server in Node.js.

Anytime :)