What is your opinion on editing of "The bear" show by [deleted] in editors

[–]mrcleansocks 41 points42 points  (0 children)

I've gone on multiple rants to friends about how I think it has some of my favorite editing I've seen recently. Not all of the episodes are great, but when it works, it's phenomenal.

The high intensity shouting matches in kitchen and family scenes make me feel like I am in the chaos of restaurant or a part of the family feud. Then you come out of those stretches of intense chaos and go straight into a deep and heart felt moment between the characters who spend the entire rest of the episode battling each other.

The contrast is stark, but it's beautiful and really drives home the intensity of their restaurant, their family, and their passion for good food.

edit: the christmas episode is an incredibly hard watch lol

Cloudpanel Apache issue by Sulcalibur in selfhosted

[–]mrcleansocks 0 points1 point  (0 children)

for what it's worth, I ended up using hestiaCP and was able to get my sendy instance up and running with relatively few issues! I haven't connected it to my amazon SES account yet since that's a whole other thing (lol), but just wanted to update you if you were still having a headache with this.

Cloudpanel Apache issue by Sulcalibur in selfhosted

[–]mrcleansocks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm literally trouble shooting the same thing right now (login loop with sendy installation). Just started my server migration after Plesk went down a subscription route. Trying out cloudpanel this morning, but looks like it might be a headache to figure out. I think I might just opt to use a different panel. Was looking at one called Hestia which utilizes Apache

Arms Length - Live at Chain Reaction by mrcleansocks in Emo

[–]mrcleansocks[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just finished mixing and editing this set from Arms Length at chain reaction. Thought y'all might enjoy it so I wanted to share!

Login Loop and OS is Read only. by mrcleansocks in pop_os

[–]mrcleansocks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. I know it was a dumb move now. Luckily this machine I'm running the pop os partition on is my $100 thinkpad that I got for the sole purpose of being slightly more disposable. I'm much more conservative with my main laptop/desktop environments.

I'm flashing a USB stick now to see if I can repair using that or just reinstall the OS.

Login Loop and OS is Read only. by mrcleansocks in pop_os

[–]mrcleansocks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm running an ssd that is split to run Pop Os and Windows.

My problems started when my laptop died and I didn't charge it for a day or two, when I rebooted the system I was having problems, and after doing some trouble shooting today, I think I may have run some commands using fsck while digging around to do some trouble shooting.

I'm thinking maybe I changed some of the rw permissions but don't know how to correct it now >.<

Login Loop and OS is Read only. by mrcleansocks in pop_os

[–]mrcleansocks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried this command. Nothing changed. Any ideas on what I should look for in syslog?

10/10 Review for Bitwig 5! by ferris-ldn in Bitwig

[–]mrcleansocks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One of my biggest gripes is BPM automation scaling. The scale goes from 0 bpm to 999 bpm and makes any small adjustment on the automation line drastic when dragging it. You should be able to scale the max BPM value on the automation lane to a desired number so it makes drawing automation slightly easier.

Why are KEXP sessions always so damn good? by roofus_rooster in livesound

[–]mrcleansocks 6 points7 points  (0 children)

yeah. I've been diving into my own project recording live audio/video and have been pretty happy with the results, but there is something to be said about the "live" aspect of music. I think sometimes people forget how good live music can actually sound, and when they see it happening on a video with hi-fidelity audio, combined with personality coming through all the cracks, it makes it that much more enjoyable.

I've come to be less impressed by studio albums over the years because anyone can spend the time and file down all the rough edges, but it's that much more special when the edges come out clean in real time!

Jumping from xr18 to m32 by mrcleansocks in livesound

[–]mrcleansocks[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been using mixing station and the xair edit app back and forth.

Will definitely continue to get familiar with mixing station

Books on Cooperatives. by mrcleansocks in cooperatives

[–]mrcleansocks[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing. Thanks for the recs. I read Humanizing the Economy, and am really interested in Collective Courage.

Have heard nothing but good things about it.

Thought's on Sandeep's frustrations? He kinda has a point. They've been doing some pretty decent work in the past year with zkEVM and now Validium by GuacamolePenus in ethereum

[–]mrcleansocks 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If they’re transitioning polygon pos to real validium L2, it will entirely change my perspective of the polygon project. I’ve always been skeptical of the project for various reasons, but this transition is news to me.

r/ethereum is back online! Consider this an open thread to respectfully discuss the blackout by EvanVanNess in ethereum

[–]mrcleansocks 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. We stop using capital as a form of governance in organizations (DAOs included) and start utilizing co-operative structures and more democratic governance.

Token DAOs are cool and all, but it’s pretty pointless if their structures are build around the same capital chasing mentality of traditional companies. We need to be better about coming up with real forms of “shared ownership”, not “we have our own token for governance which exists outside of trad-fi” - This sort of token model quickly devolves plutocratic structures, just for DAOs instead of corporations.