36281 pts · December 3, 2015
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https://i.imgur.com/mwjUMaZ
I’ve opened to discover a 17 foot reticulated python on the loose, which I think is preferable to your freezer scenario.
For real. We are not decorations.
Some crickets too smol
Yoink v
Well played v
I’ve found this version useful for “feeemales” comments
Still relevant 12 years later
And it’ll run if they do ever spray the countertops.
Calling me an idiot proves your point, yep. Later.
Speaking as a mom, I’m so sorry. You shouldn’t have gone through any of that — or need to explain all that to satisfy some commenter.
In a zoetrope, you are looking through an aperture (like the window on the subway) while the series of images slide by (like the graffiti here). There is no mechanism that hides the image until it is perfectly aligned. They are merely sliding by. Your brain completes the illusion despite all the slippage. Point is, it doesn’t require a camera to see it.
They labeled it a “beating” that affected them for a week… and yet somehow, you are calling that “nostalgia” solely on the basis of the person _not_ mentioning all the extra details you wish for.
Yes, like a zoetrope.
Why do you imagine this type of animation only works through a camera? Have you never seen a flip book in real life?
Where’s the romanticizing? The mom did the beating, sounds like.
It’s pretty confusing since there are 4 cameras in the video (DSLR, phone on desk pointing at ceiling, webcam, and handheld phone.) From what I’m reading though, this is expected behavior for Desk View. It’s using the webcam: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-desk-view-on-mac-mchl06927be8/mac
The red brick road was also made for the movie. So?
Reminds me of the Facebook post where a woman was mourning the death of her toddler, and some asshole commented “I know how that is, my pet died,” then started arguing it’s totally the same.
Oh, definitely!
Despite watching the whole video, I don’t get what you’re trying to demonstrate connecting these devices. I assume from the other comment it’s recording when it shouldn’t?
#2
https://i.imgur.com/mwjUMaZ
I’ve opened to discover a 17 foot reticulated python on the loose, which I think is preferable to your freezer scenario.
For real. We are not decorations.
Some crickets too smol
Yoink
v
Well played
v
I’ve found this version useful for “feeemales” comments
Still relevant 12 years later
And it’ll run if they do ever spray the countertops.
Calling me an idiot proves your point, yep. Later.
Speaking as a mom, I’m so sorry. You shouldn’t have gone through any of that — or need to explain all that to satisfy some commenter.
In a zoetrope, you are looking through an aperture (like the window on the subway) while the series of images slide by (like the graffiti here). There is no mechanism that hides the image until it is perfectly aligned. They are merely sliding by. Your brain completes the illusion despite all the slippage. Point is, it doesn’t require a camera to see it.
They labeled it a “beating” that affected them for a week… and yet somehow, you are calling that “nostalgia” solely on the basis of the person _not_ mentioning all the extra details you wish for.
Yes, like a zoetrope.
Why do you imagine this type of animation only works through a camera? Have you never seen a flip book in real life?
Where’s the romanticizing? The mom did the beating, sounds like.
It’s pretty confusing since there are 4 cameras in the video (DSLR, phone on desk pointing at ceiling, webcam, and handheld phone.) From what I’m reading though, this is expected behavior for Desk View. It’s using the webcam: https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/use-desk-view-on-mac-mchl06927be8/mac
The red brick road was also made for the movie. So?
Reminds me of the Facebook post where a woman was mourning the death of her toddler, and some asshole commented “I know how that is, my pet died,” then started arguing it’s totally the same.
Oh, definitely!
Despite watching the whole video, I don’t get what you’re trying to demonstrate connecting these devices. I assume from the other comment it’s recording when it shouldn’t?
#2