@StaticMud @ebonsign @adruin @jasoncyip Commercial for Paramount+ where Patrick Stewart tells Stephen Colbert to start the music so he presses that.
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@StaticMud @ebonsign @adruin @jasoncyip Commercial for Paramount+ where Patrick Stewart tells Stephen Colbert to start the music so he presses that.
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And hereโs the screenshot!
@ebonsign @StaticMud @adruin @jasoncyip https://twitter.com/gxwalsh/status/1358587194257063944 https://t.co/fF81Ixv6Lr

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OMG… the Do Not Touch Button was in a Super Bowl Commercial!!!
Iโm not sure if any outcomes from other child-computer interaction research projects I worked on will ever show up there again
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@JimmyMak1 https://t.co/Xco3yE8ca3

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RT @jamiesunde: โReactions to conceptsโ
@steveportigal summing it up perfectly.
โWhat youโre learning is not an evaluation of the concepโฆ
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This is why @ubaltmain is the best experience in higher ed! People like Sam who solve real problems in unique ways to further learning. https://twitter.com/samdeanscience/status/1357683067150811143
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@MPPVM @tudelft The timing is great! I posted this a few weeks ago: https://twitter.com/gxwalsh/status/1349038052635774978
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I’m tweeting from the command line with #rainbowstream!
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As of January 21st, Flash is dead. I made my career creating Flash (and Director!) interactions. I remember in Spring semester of 1998 staying up through the night to learn how to mimic the look of GaboCorp’s all Flash site.
Fast forward ten years and I had moved from agency work to being an internal designer at Black & Decker. I was generating dozens and dozens of instructional videos that got placed in online learning courses for the sales force. I was deep into learning AppleScript to automate different parts of work flows (mostly resizing graphics, converting audio, etc) and wondered if I could drop the videos I was making in Final Cut Pro and Compressor into a script that would convert to (at the time) standard FLV files. I finally found a solution using the traditionally Linux-based tool FFmpeg, it’s OSX shareware-version, and some AppleScript shell scripts. I wrote what I came up with at Using Applescript and FFmpeg (through ffmpegX) to create Flash Video Files (FLV).