I felt the need to look into playing around with Kirby CMS—again. I—once again—learned that it is not my world anymore. So I put away my old license files and deleted the project folder.
Micro.blog you have spoiled me.
I felt the need to look into playing around with Kirby CMS—again. I—once again—learned that it is not my world anymore. So I put away my old license files and deleted the project folder.
Micro.blog you have spoiled me.
So that’s where they all went. Someone yelled „coffee and cake!“ and suddenly they come all a-running.
So CleanUpDay came and went and only three people—myself included—showed up. That’s about 0,158% of the village population. Or really embarrassing how little people care about the place they live in.
Diesen Wochenende ist wieder CleanUpDay in Geinsheim. Wäre schön wenn viele mitmachen.
Today‘s lunch: Zürch‘er Geschnetzeltes with rice.
(Image courtesy of MidJourney)
I just read Going old-school with the VFX on ‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’ - befores & afters. The VFX breakdown while interesting just shows what a waste of money it all is. I mean, how hard is it to spray a bit of water into Eddy Murphy‘s face on set? Instead your blow your money on several artists having to do matchmoving and simulating and compositing for several days.
There is nothing „old school“ about any of it.
This whole new Reeder, old Reeder thing last week has pushed me to rediscover Fiery Feeds. It’s a great RSS reader that has a few intelligent folders that help surface articles in different ways.
I’ve switched to it and haven’t looked back.
Does anyone reading this own the Chase Hughes Ops Manual or the whole OP6 Bundel? I am itching to get it, but am not sure it is worth the hefty price tag. Any reviews out there?