Top shots from the 2019 International Landscape Photographer of the Year
Posted 14th Feb 2020 @ 10:00
Nike SB GTS Return
Speaking of Nike SBs, these look pretty special too. Dunk profile with the Air Max 1 style. Love them.
Price: £75
Posted 13th Feb 2020 @ 14:13
Nike SB Dunk High
It's been a long time since I've owned a premium version of Nike's SB dunk shoes. In fact, it may have been a decade or more and it's even longer since I owned the high version but in all honesty, it's the low versions that always grab my attention. The last highs I owned, I'm pretty sure they were green camp with an orange swoosh and laces... pretty garish in all honesty.
These however... Wow.
Price: £95
Posted 13th Feb 2020 @ 12:12
Aperture: Senior QA (2004-2005)
I really liked using Aperture for editing, it's a shame Apple decided to can it, it doesn't support newer RAW formats and won't work on the latest version of macOS.
In a way, it's reassuring to read that development isn't really any different no matter how much money you throw at it, but it's also very surprising that I've had the good fortune to work in environments that don't have such a toxic culture when things are hard.
Posted 13th Feb 2020 @ 08:33
Foldable Moto RAZR Unboxing & Second Thoughts!
It's been a week of foldable phones, MKBHD covering the Moto RAZR and the
It's crazy to me that we're only just at the point of seeing foldable phones for real, years after OLEDs have been around, and that the materials used is so fragile. I had a Nokia flip phone which never encountered damage due to trapped dust. It even used pretty powerful magnets to keep closed and had a great flick to open action. Surely something that can be achieved in a far smaller mechanism these days, I mean look at
Posted 12th Feb 2020 @ 12:01
How ads follow you around the internet
Pretty good explainer for how cookies work on this week's topic of off-Facebook activity, which I highly encourage you to review.
It's crazy how a simple feature has been abused so much. I have no qualms from individual 'entities' from tracking habits at large for their own purposes of customisation and analytics. The latter is an important part of being able to judge success, but all of this needs to be as anonymous as possible which is where it's all just fallen apart.
I mean, even drawing tablets are tracking what you're up to.
Posted 6th Feb 2020 @ 13:57