I know multiple people who worked on that episode in vfx. that's exactly what I'm referencing when I say they aren't being given credit publicly. For the record, I don't know anyone who has complained about it either, but I find it a little shitty. It was filmed as one take (multiple times), and you're seeing a…

anyone who actually thinks the true detective shot was "one unbroken steadicam shot" clearly doesn't work in film or have any experience with vfx. filmed in one shot multiple times, sure... but it's def not one take that you saw on HBO. multiple multiple multiple stitches to make one "seamless" shot. a helluva shot…

that whole paragraph is a mess.

or unassuming even. that might be better.

i think you guys are confusing uninteresting with "inconspicuous"

I guess you missed the first link to it he posted last week. or the link to a picture of a cloud. or the link to a picture of a cliff. I just don't understand why he posts 73% of the stuff he does. they're interesting, sure. but it's just overwhelming amounts of links to "look at this thing I saw on reddit"

I usually come down on "why is this on a gadget blog?" posts, but...

high viewcount, but an amazing, heartfelt, and sad video I think most people just believe to be funny:

niche youtube market of japanese girls dancing in SARS masks. small sample

im just going to keep posting...

basically all of Alex Kovas's videos:

oh also vacbeds, clearly...

mildly related to Tonetta. Nini No Bless https://www.youtube.com/user/MrNininob… actually makes great music, too

i spend a good amount of my time going on YouTube niche binges. I was bummed when masking/unmasking got blown out a little bit. I had a long rapport with Tonetta for some time, and also with a personal favorite of mine, JuggaloSmoker (both at least somewhat unrelated to masking).
My standby favorites are the…

not weird but both of these make me happy

not weird but both of these make me happy

not weird bt both of these make me happy

Oh, sorry for thinking software and protocols should work correctly and suggesting a developer fix a broken system. You're right, it should be on us to work around it.

I do a pretty good job of not looking stupid most of the time, Paul.

not a reasonable fix as it relies on the sender (who likely doesn't know there's anything wrong in the first place) changing your contact info (which doesn't work anyway if they have an existing convo with you over imessage fyi).

I swear to god I'm not a conspiracy theorist generally, but I do believe this to be purposeful on Apple's part. Or maybe a "happy accident" in further locking us all into iDevices and iServices. Oh, you want text messages to actually work? Better come back to OUR products. Basically they make normal messaging…