It's been awhile, but we're back with a new clip. The party meets a new and intimidating foe deep within Gauntlight.
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Paizo is excited to partner with Michael Ghelfi Studios on full musical scores for select and upcoming Adventure Paths! More on the blog. paizo.me/49tcTKk
It's a fan project... but it gave me shivers. Paramount has so many amazing opportunities just... sitting there. And they are slowly letting them slip away.
Hey ya'll, it finally happened...
First time in 2 years, I uploaded the WRONG FILE for the week's release.
If you've already downloaded as of 14:00:00 GMT - refresh your provider of choice, delete the latest episode, and redownload it.
Sorry all!
100%
If I'm listening to music, I go wired.
If I'm talking, watching a movie, of listening to spoken word - wireless is fine.
A pair of wired IEMs at the price point of premium wireless earbuds (Sony xm, Airpod Pro, Buds2 Pro) are in a whole other league, sonically speaking.
I have a cheap pair of Creative Outlier Golds that are 4 years old. The battery life is like 12h and the buds are so tightly in my ear that there is no way for them to fall out. Who sweats from their ear? Besides they've seen many rainy days. I do still prefer wired sometimes
Lucky - I had creative outliers and I had to FMA the first pair because one ear stopped working and the replacement only lasted 5 months before the button on the right ear literally fell off.
I liked those a fair bit, too.
How does anyone prefer wired over wireless smh 🤦 you feel free! 4 hours battery life is enough for me, my earbuds never fall out, can take calls with them, don't have no wire getting caught on things.
Objectively better sound quality is a good reason, tbh.
I used my buds pro for non-music things.
Phone calls, podcasts, movies, etc.
If I want to listen to music - I go wired....every time.
I feel like I've got a fairly nuanced view of this one, but I would never use AI art in any capacity in which I could profit directly from it.
I **have** used it to clarify my thoughts to commission art from real artists though.
26 Covid cases at Bread Loaf 2023 (including me), which is still going strong with indoor events + “highly recommended” masking. Today’s correspondence included the choice phrase “All of us lived through a traumatic pandemic--and not long ago--but we are no longer in a pandemic”
I don't want to minimize the fact you've gotten sick. But for those of us that have done conventions and gatherings like this for years, "Con Crud" is a fact of life. Now that COVID is an Endemic disease, it's part of that con crud fabric.
At least most cases are mild now.
Many large publishers also price PDFs too low. Paizo should be boosting the price of their PDFs by 20% or so.
Monte Cook does it well - I don't feel dirty buying digital from them.
Honestly - yes.
Digital Content is underpriced. I see digital as a convenience over the books. Maybe charge $5-$10 less IF the physical book is $50 or more.
The value is the content, not the dead tree.
The value of a content creator's work is NOT the paper.
I read through Darkest House by Monte Cook games at Gencon. Book $50, pdf $45. I was so excited about the pricing, I bought it immediately for $45.
Reward creator-focused pricing.
I look at microphones kind of like tools. Basically, different microphones are suited for different purposes depending on the kind of project/recording.
Would it be worthwhile to run through some of the most common types with examples of how they’d be used?
Ooo that’s a blind spot I have. I don’t own any Lavs.
I think they’d be cool to have for like TT or YouTube shorts but I’d probably want to murder the person if I was editing their podcast.
Yeah man - my career over the past 15 years has been at this weird confluence of AV and Data and Software Engineering ..
Disregard Lavs, acquire countrymen.