Another great interview from PostPerpective, and this one by Iain Blair.
Conclave was amazing, certainly one of the best films of the year. I am not into religion or religious stories, but this one is damn engaging.
I am already taking care of of our 7 month old full time, but we are also surrounded by the California wild fires, so it might take me a little while to do any posts. I already have literally zero free time. And have been doing posts on my iPhone, which is almost always dead as it is my only access to the internet.
So I will get back to regular posts, but it might take me a little bit.
I already know people who have lost their houses and who are watering their places to keep embers from catching, so we are pretty lucky so far, so everyone keep safe.
From Ben Lovejoy on 9to5Mac.
This is a nice first step, as they can only use your data for things like credit checks, but data brokers should be illegal anyway. And in fact companies should be fines for every time they breach or release any of your personal data[
Very simple tip, but really useful if you don’t know it!
Hope you are all having a great holiday season!
We are having a wonderful holiday with family and hope you all do too.
A quick video on installing the free Reactor plugin for Fusion from Chadwick at Creative video Tips.
Another great video tutorial from Chadwick at Creative Video Tips.
A quick and eat way to do it with the simplest version of the tracker that works in non-studio.
A very interesting video on saturation tools in DaVinci and I do agree that slices is awesome and very cinematic, though certainly different and darker.
Jason Snell at Macworld has this interesting article.
And it is also right that they are going too far against non-notarized apps on the Mac! Even worse are permissions in so apps that you must re-up every month!
And yes I can see some shields around NFC on the phone, but yes you need to be able to bypass Apple if you want to, and just install what you want.
Apple though doesn’t want to give up its cut, so this won’t happen unless they are forced and I don’t see them being forced in the US.
They don’t see the iPhones as ours but as theirs and all the software and only regulation could help stop this.
