Podcasts about egpus

Sappiamo tutti cosa è stato presentato l'8 novembre; su... dai non dite che non lo sapete perchè è quasi impossibile vista la quantità di recensioni che si sono sprecate in giro per la rete e ne hanno parlato anche gironali e notiziari tv.Va beh! Apple o (appol o come diavolo la volete chiamare) ha presentato i nuovi Macbook Pro con i nuovi e strabilianti chip della sere M1, in questo caso denominate M1 Pro e M1 Max seguendo il filo rosso delle denominazioni degli iPhone.Vi dico la mia. Probabilmente non ven frega una cippa? Neanche a me!Gli argomenti di questo episodio:- La nuova CPU M1 Pro è la versione tagliata del M1 Max- I nuovi MacBook Pro possono competere con i migliori PC desktop- I MacBook Pro con M1 Max da 16 pollici avranno una modalità per alti carichi di lavoro- La GPU di M1 Max batte la AMD Radeon Pro W6900X da 6.900€- Apple M1 Pro vs Apple M1 Max quale comprare- Apple M1 supporterà mai le eGPUs esterne? Secondo me… no.- Chip M1, Intel potrà recuperare su Apple? Forse, se si mette a correre adesso!!Il podcast di Roberto Marin : Snap - Architettura Imperfetta (https://podcasts.apple.com/it/podcast/snap-architettura-imperfetta/id1387742223)Il podcast di Filippo Strozzi : A2 Podcast (https://a2podcast.fireside.fm/)Il canale Youtube di MaxTech (https://www.youtube.com/c/MaxTechOfficial)Mi potete trovare qui… al momento. Il TiraLinee (https://iltiralinee.tumblr.com)Questo podcast è editato con PODucer (thks Alex Raccuglia) (https://ulti.media/poducer-podcast-producer/)––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––Track: Freeride — Vendredi [Audio Library Release]Music provided by Audio Library PlusWatch: Free Download / Stream: [https://alplus.io/freeride] Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Rich Leadbetter, John Linneman and Alex Battaglia for the latest DF tech chat - the team tried putting an Xbox SSD in a PS5 to disastrously disappointing results, before moving on to cover Abandoned, its disastrous trailer reveal and the conspiracy theories surrounding it, before moving onto the problematic Radeon RX 6600 XT. There's more GPU talk as Intel's move into the graphics market gets our attention and much, much more. 00:00:00 Introductions 00:01:15 Does the Xbox Series SSD work in PS5? 00:05:14 The Abandoned situation - marketing fail, conspiracy theories, trailer content 00:15:03 Radeon RX 6600 XT Misfire - And What Happened to Cheap 1080p Gaming GPUs? 00:34:08 Xenoblade Chronicles 3 accidentally revealed? 00:37:42 Anton Kaplanyan joins Intel 00:45:56 A500 Mini announced 00:51:18 Control on Series X fixed? 00:54:40 Black Frame Insertion update 01:04:41 Future guest hosts for DF Direct Weekly? 01:06:36 DF Supporter Q1: Would you guys do a deep dive on eGPUs over Thunderbolt? 01:10:50 DF Supporter Q2: what should be the benefit of adaptive sync enabled vs disabled for a situation where the game is rendering at ~100 FPS on a 144 hz monitor? 01:14:16 DF Supporter Q3: Are there any current or emerging technologies in the PC space that you see as providing a superior experience that simply isn't possible on today's consoles? 01:18:34 DF Supporter Q4: Whether a game using upscaling/reconstruction techniques should be considered or called 4K even though its not being rendered natively at 4K? 01:25:19 DF Supporter Q5: What are you guys' thoughts on so called AI upscaling for things like full motion video content? 01:30:37 DF Supporter Q6: Would Digital Foundry be interested in doing a deep dive into render latency reduction? 01:35:27 DF Supporter Q7: Does Rich miss being in the office with other team members in any way? 01:43:20 Ending

Kenny from Altispeed joins us to discuss applying the network concepts covered in episodes 226 and 231. Amazon is rolling out a new feature that's sharing your internet, and it's on by default. OBS, KDE, and Firefox all have new versions plus our gadgets and picks! -- During The Show -- 01:20 Controlling Multiple Computers? - Ryan HDMI Matrix switcher for monitors + KVM switch for keyboard, mouse, etc hardware based (good for locked down computer) depending on switchers used could accommodate more than 2 computers Synergy Website (https://symless.com/synergy) Synergy Github (https://github.com/symless/synergy-core) Barrier (https://github.com/debauchee/barrier) Open Source + free version of synergy Thunderbolt Docks Dell WD19TB Thunderbolt Dock (https://www.dell.com/en-us/work/shop/dell-thunderbolt-dock-wd19tb/apd/210-arik/pc-accessories) Recommended in ANS 215 Logitech MX Series Keyboard and Mouse 13:40 User responds to user from 234 - Amit Boom GitHub (https://github.com/snapshotmanager/boom) Red Hat Blog (https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/boom-booting-rhel-lvm-snapshots) Also supports BTRFS Snapshot Manager Doc (https://github.com/snapshotmanager/snapshot-boot-docs/blob/main/docs/design/snapshot-boot-design.pdf) Snapshot Manager + Boom Github (https://github.com/snapshotmanager/boom) 15:30 Linux, security and privacy? - Dan Got a FLOSS MRP solution? Write In! 16:25 Pick of the Week Qzind GitHub (https://github.com/qzind/tray/) Browser plugin for sending documents and raw commands to a printer or attached device 18:50 Gadget of the Week Zebra ZD420 Series (https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products/printers/desktop/zd420-series-desktop-printers.html) Native Linux support Support for external label cutter 22:00 Amazon Sidewalk/Neighbors Amazon Mass Wireless Sharing Guardian Article (https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jun/01/amazon-us-customers-given-one-week-to-opt-out-of-mass-wireless-sharing) Privacy, Security & OSINT Show Episode 197 (https://soundcloud.com/user-98066669/197-big-sur-update-amazon-sidewalk) ArsTechnica Article (https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/05/amazon-devices-will-soon-automatically-share-your-internet-with-neighbors/) Capped at 80 Kbps/ 500M 28:50 Plamsa 5.22.0 Plasma Blog Post (https://kde.org/announcements/plasma/5/5.22.0/) Clean up and re-factoring of code Adaptive Transparency - Maximizing a window causes the panel and panel widgets to turn opaque Transition to Plasma System Monitor from KsysGuard Plasma Wayland now supports Activities System Settings opens to "Speed Dial" providing easy access to commonly used settings Improved accessibility and keyboard navigation Variable refresh rate on wayland External Graphics card support in Kwin (picks up eGPUs with out a reboot) 29:45 Purism Shipping Purism Post (https://puri.sm/posts/manufacturing-the-librem-5-usa-phone-in-the-united-states-of-america/) Purism Shop (https://shop.puri.sm/shop/librem-5-usa/) $1999 Fraction of the specs and apps 36:55 Matrix / Element Spaces allows you to have one consistent communication platform but also focus Matrix adds Thunderbird integration via Libpurple Not perfect but functional now and only getting better NeoChat has updates 43:50 Firefox Release Cleaned Up interface Streamlined Menus Updated Prompts New Tab Design Fewer Interruptions Cohesive Calmer Visuals Firefox 89 implements Total Coookie Protection in Private Browsing 46:00 OBS Studio Release OBS Studio 27.0 is out! Added visibility transitions Added service integration Added Wayland & Pipewire Support (Thank You George Stavracas) Added Track Matte mode to stinger transitions Added a virtual camera toggle to the system tray menu Automatic rotation on Video Capture Devices can now be disabled Added auto reset option to v4L2 source 47:25 Kenny Schmidt Logitech MX Series Practical Application of Networking Segments TP Link 5 port managed switch (https://www.amazon.com/TP-LINK-TL-SG105E-5-Port-Gigabit-Version/dp/B00N0OHEMA) -- The Extra Credit Section -- For links to the articles and material referenced in this week's episode check out this week's page from our podcast dashboard! 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We discuss the details of Apple’s new M1-powered Macs including performance comparisons, display limitations, ports, and more. We touch on the iPhone 12 Pro Max camera, Apple’s leather cases, and the AirPod Pro service program. We’d love to interact with you on Twitter. If you have questions or comments on the show, tweet at @stephenrobles and @Hillitech, or email us here. Find us in your favorite podcast player by searching for "AppleInsider" and support the show by leaving a 5-Star rating and comment in Apple Podcasts . Sponsored by: ExpressVPN: AppleInsider listeners can get three extra months when you sign up for a year of service! Get the most secure and fastest VPN service today by visiting: expressvpn.com/appleinsider CleanMyMac X: Try the incredible Mac app, CleanMyMac X for FREE by visiting: macpaw.app/insider. Links from the show MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac mini — everything Apple announced at the "one more thing" event MacBook Air gets dedicated Dictation, Spotlight and Do Not Disturb function keys Compared: New Apple Silicon MacBook Air versus Intel MacBook Air Apple M1 MacBook Air, MacBook Pro stuck with 720p FaceTime cameras Mac mini inside M1 vs. Intel Apple Silicon M1 Macs do not support eGPUs How Apple Silicon on a M1 Mac changes monitor support and what you can connect MacBook Air with M1 chip outperforms 16-inch MacBook Pro in benchmark testing Photographer Austin Mann reviews the iPhone 12 Pro Max camera Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max review: the best smartphone camera you can get How to get a great patina on your iPhone X leather case Apple releases macOS Big Sur with redesign, Safari updates and more Why Everyone is wrong about the MagSafe Wallet - Peter McKinnon on YouTube AirPods Pro Service Program for Sound Issues - Apple Support Those interested in sponsoring the show can reach out to us at: steve@appleinsider.com

Sadiq and Cristian talk about space capitalism video games, Apple finally fixing their keyboards, and take advantage of a boring Windows 10 update to Go90* about eGPUs. *Go90 is a registered trademark of Verizon LLC, used without permission Show Notes: 00:00:17 - The Outer World (Spoilers) 00:25:22 - The Outer Worlds (Not Spoilers) 00:32:25 - 16 Inch Macbook Pro 00:53:10 - Windows 10 November 2019 Update (but really eGPUs) Video Games Corner: Let's talk about The Outer Worlds [Spoiler warning!] Story, companion quests, writing etc. Gameplay Font size Obsidian, please make The Outer Worlds’ text size bigger FOV 16-inch MacBook Pro: Marco Arment on the 16" MBP The New MacBook Pro Keyboard is a Throwback in the Best Way I asked Phil Schiller about a 14-inch MacBook Pro 16-Inch MacBook Pro First Impressions: Great Keyboard, Outstanding Speakers Windows 10 November Update: Windows 10 November 2019 Update review: Service Packs are cool again eGPU Time Boot Camp eGPU error 12 fail after update to Windows 10 1903 (OS Build 18362.329 or newer) Contact: Cristian Online Cristian on Mastodon Sadiq on Mastodon Sadiq Online Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Spotify | Overcast| Pocketcasts | RSS

Sadiq and Cristian talk about space capitalism video games, Apple finally fixing their keyboards, and take advantage of a boring Windows 10 update to Go90* about eGPUs. *Go90 is a registered trademark of Verizon LLC, used without permission Show Notes: 00:00:17 - The Outer World (Spoilers) 00:25:22 - The Outer Worlds (Not Spoilers) 00:32:25 - 16 Inch Macbook Pro 00:53:10 - Windows 10 November 2019 Update (but really eGPUs) Video Games Corner: Let's talk about The Outer Worlds [Spoiler warning!] Story, companion quests, writing etc. Gameplay Font size Obsidian, please make The Outer Worlds’ text size bigger FOV 16-inch MacBook Pro: Marco Arment on the 16" MBP The New MacBook Pro Keyboard is a Throwback in the Best Way I asked Phil Schiller about a 14-inch MacBook Pro 16-Inch MacBook Pro First Impressions: Great Keyboard, Outstanding Speakers Windows 10 November Update: Windows 10 November 2019 Update review: Service Packs are cool again eGPU Time Boot Camp eGPU error 12 fail after update to Windows 10 1903 (OS Build 18362.329 or newer) Contact: Cristian Online Cristian on Mastodon Sadiq on Mastodon Sadiq Online Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Spotify | Overcast| Pocketcasts | RSS

Sadiq and Cristian talk about Microsoft's October hardware event and Destiny 2: Shadowkeep. We also fall in and out of love with eGPUs and Bluetooth headphones. Show Notes: 00:00:04 - Surface Laptop 3 00:10:19 - Surface Pro 7 00:15:56 - Surface Pro X 00:27:03 - Surface Buds 00:40:44 - Surface Neo 00:50:00 - Surface Duo 00:58:38 - Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Microsoft's Surface Event: Hands-on with Microsoft’s barrage of new Surface devices Microsoft announces dual-screen Surface Neo PC, coming holiday 2020 The Surface Phone is real! Microsoft surprises with a dual-screen Android phone AMD scores a big marketing win with Ryzen-powered Microsoft Surface Panos Panay stops by The Vergecast to show off the Surface Duo Destiny 2 To The Moon Edition: Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Destiny 2's PC version is now on Steam Giant Bomb: Destiny 2: Shadowkeep: Quick Look [Aurahack] Imperative Scout Rifle Contact: Cristian Online Cristian on Mastodon Sadiq on Mastodon Sadiq Online Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Spotify | Overcast| Pocketcasts | RSS

Sadiq and Cristian talk about Microsoft's October hardware event and Destiny 2: Shadowkeep. We also fall in and out of love with eGPUs and Bluetooth headphones. Show Notes: 00:00:04 - Surface Laptop 3 00:10:19 - Surface Pro 7 00:15:56 - Surface Pro X 00:27:03 - Surface Buds 00:40:44 - Surface Neo 00:50:00 - Surface Duo 00:58:38 - Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Microsoft's Surface Event: Hands-on with Microsoft’s barrage of new Surface devices Microsoft announces dual-screen Surface Neo PC, coming holiday 2020 The Surface Phone is real! Microsoft surprises with a dual-screen Android phone AMD scores a big marketing win with Ryzen-powered Microsoft Surface Panos Panay stops by The Vergecast to show off the Surface Duo Destiny 2 To The Moon Edition: Destiny 2: Shadowkeep Destiny 2's PC version is now on Steam Giant Bomb: Destiny 2: Shadowkeep: Quick Look [Aurahack] Imperative Scout Rifle Contact: Cristian Online Cristian on Mastodon Sadiq on Mastodon Sadiq Online Subscribe on: Apple Podcasts | Google Play | Spotify | Overcast| Pocketcasts | RSS

We’re back from shore leave, and the Canada/USA holiday weekend turned out to be a great time to take a little break, but of course the shenanigans started up right after that, cadets, so Capn’s Mike and Charles return with a roundup — including new MacBook Airs and Pros (but a retired MacBook), new iPads coming in the fall, a couple of proactive security moves by Apple, new adapters for Lightning, and of course the other big tech news of the week, such as Facebook shrugging off a $5B fine, Google contractors listening to your conversations, new Android malware, Intel playing coy with patents, and much more! There’s also a possible logic board swap for owners of the 2018 MacBook Air, some more Foxconn fail in Wisconsin, Xiaomi shamelessly rips off Apple’s Memoji, Microsoft reminds you what a dire flop Windows 1.0 was in a Stranger Things-worth tie-in with ... er, Stranger Things! Charles and Mike check to see if your phone can do 5G (it can’t), swear off (and at) an Amazon bedroom smartclock with a mic and camera in it, and geek out on GaN chargers, eGPUs, Thunderbolt 3 docks, and even FireWire. There’s also the amazing tale of a computer manual that is going to actually be read and considered valuable, cadets, so hang on tight to your Type 40 TARDIS documentation ... it could be your retirement fund someday!

It’s the Mac’s 35th birthday (and the iPad’s 9th!), cadets, so we light some candles and curse the darkness of possible new iPads, AirPods, and maybe even a new iPod Touch on the way. AirPower and the long-awaited wireless AirPods case were invited, but we can't be sure they’ll show up in time. The iPhone SE returned briefly and went away again — just like twerking! — and the iPhone XR was, no surprise, the best-selling new iPhone. Foxconn is hiring, Apple is (finally) paying winners, and Office 365 is on the Mac App Store, plus a lot more news. The world’s “most admired company” now has their payment tech taken at Taco Bell and the LA Metro, Australia finally gets on the bus, and T-Mobile backtracks on its “disruptive” video content. Co-Captain Mike is back on board and has opinions about stage lighting, docks and eGPUs, and ... you will be shocked ... he doesn't care for earnings reports. All this and more, cadets, so tune your scifi-earpieces to the latest episode for another hour of snackable tech content!

From manipulating the Billboard charts to pulling special guests out of the statis chamber, there’s nothing your loyal Space Javelin crew won’t do to keep you cadets abreast of the latest news, ahead of the pack on the newest gear, and groaning at the absolute worst gags this side of PUNsylvania. Special guest Malcolm Owen drops by to talk about his iPhone XR and urBeats 3 (and they were all yellow), Mike returns to dig deep into the 2018 Mac mini and MacBook Air, and Charles rains on the AirPods 2 rumor and lets everyone know about important new repair programs. All this along with more info about new graphics-card options for the 2018 MacBook Pro (and when eGPUs might be a better option), Samsung’s new flexible displays, Qualcomm losing some more (but still not crying uncle just yet), and everything you need to know about NaNoWriMo. No, it’s not a dialect of the Judoon, it’s about creating a novel or other long-form creative work — so get out your space pens, cadets (they write at any angle!), and get your scribble on!

Andy Needham is a freelance motion designer, editor, and compositor. He is also a Lynda trainer for 3D, motion, compositing, After Effects, Cinema 4D, Nuke, Illustrator, X-Particles & Octane. His clients include Google, Sony Ericsson, X Factor USA, and Coldplay.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd   00.40 - Andy introduces himself 01.00 - He has been making C4D training for Lynda.com since 2013 03.00 - Andy is intending to take the C4D training a step deeper for Lynda.com, in the areas of Mograph and VFX 05.00 - OctaneRender for Cinema 4D Essential Training on Lynda 05.30 - Discussion of the accessibility of GPU rendering, as made possible by Otoy’s subscription model. 06.00 - Michael Rigley courses on Learnsquared: Workflow and Animation. He uses eGPUs, because he’s a Mac guy 06.35 - egpu.io 08.00 - How Otoy were forced to up their game by the likes of Redshift 09.00 - If you want to work in 3d, it’s a good idea to have at least a basic understanding of all the major render engines: Octane, Redshift, Arnold etc. 11.30 - Discussion of the importance of finding quality sources of 3d training, eg: Lynda, Pluralsight, Helloluxx, Eyedesyn, Brograph, FXPHD, John Dickinson 13.00 - Tim Clapham’s approach to training. 16.00 - The difficulty of balancing work and family life 19.10 - Ditto for creative passion and professional life, and the boon of having a supportive family. 20.42 - How beta-testing can help accelerate your learning 21.55 - About Mocha, roto and tracking 25.00 - Using garbage mattes to help the tracking process 26.50 - How Andy freelances on top of producing training, and being a family man 29.00 - Why Andy chose to go freelance, and his advice to people just starting out in their careers 33.00 - Using Slack channels such as Brograph and ProVideoPodcast both to promote yourself and  to reach out to other freelancers, as Andy does when offered more work than he can do.   37.57 - Pro Video Picks Software/Tech: Notion 42.00 - Following Monday Meeting on Brograph Slack 43.35 - Inspiration and Influence Book: Design For Motion 45.50 - Inspirational Video C4D Live 44.27 - Follow Andy Online: web Instagram X-particles challenge   46.36 - Who should be on the show? Marc Knapton   Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

Computer hardware is hard, so let's talk about RAM, disk speeds and eGPUs. Just because you rely on a computer for your job, doesn't mean you understand how it works. Olaf Blomerus came on so we could explore all the things we know and wish we knew about computer hardware. Whether you're on Mac or Windows, desktop or laptop, you're always better off having a deeper understanding of your machine. We cover when you need more RAM, who can benefit from more powerful graphics cards, multi-code vs single thread, and more. This is especially a must listen for anyone who edits video, photos or 3D and has been forced to wait on their computer when it seems like you shouldn't have to. Or it's the perfect episode if you're about to buy a new computer. We also talk about some of the details of my new MacBook Pro, which was a grueling process to configure. It had to be perfect! Special Guest: Olaf Blomerus.

It's the one before our big 100th Space Javelin episode, cadets, and the command deck is all abuzz with a supply shuttle's worth of new gear to play with! The Galaxy Note 9 and the Google Pixel 3 Plus both lose out to the nearly year-old iPhone X, Samsung puts out a smart speaker, Magic Leap stumbles, the Dell XPS 15 and Huawei Matebook challenge the 2018 MacBook Pro, and we have a double-length Engineering Report segment as well! But wait, there's more! Not all the news was centered around hardware this week -- TSMC got hit with a virus, Apple got hit with a court date in India, Google ruined co-captain Charles' day by going with "Pie" instead of "Pez" (yawn!), Qualcomm plays a $800 million "Get Out of Jail Free" card, Consumer Reports likes Apple Pay Cash, Verizon extends users' Apple Music trial, Apple gains more support for its Health Records initiative, more audio makers get on board with AirPlay 2, Movies Anywhere gains Microsoft, and NC teachers are getting new iPads. All this, and we're not done yet! Mike and Charles dicker over the "best Mac ever made," Palm is being resurrected from the dead, a passel of AppleInsider articles get some praise, while a raft of new eGPUs get the once over. Also inspected are the Lenovo Smart Display, the Elevation dark Qi charger, the Sonnet Echo 11 TB3 dock, and more! We're pushing the warp engines to their limit, cadets, and this episode may contain more than the human brain can safely hold! Standby for supercompressed knowledge, and try not to lose ... your mind!

No Man's Sky rockets to relevance. A Destiny 2 news roundup. eGPUs ad you. Iron Edda Accelerated hits Kickstarter. Are updates the new releases?

Techmanity TalksEp. 1 — 6 June 2018WWDC 2018It’s that time of year again — Apple is hosting WWDC, the Worldwide Developer Conference. We cover the event and give our thoughts on the slew of features coming to Mac in macOS Mojave and iPhone and iPad with iOS 12, peppered with a few choice tangents.Timestamps0:00 — Intro and a discussion on security01:21 — Blocking tracking scripts05:04 — Greyshift07:29 — GDPR8:59 — macOS 10.14 “Mojave”10:11 — system-wide dark mode14:13 — UIKit (iOS programming API) features introduced into AppKit (macOS programming API) for easier porting of iOS apps to macOS17:34 — eGPUs (external GPUs/graphics cards) for the sake of improving render times and gaming experience, and Metal 2 (lightweight graphics API for iOS)19:37 — Desktop stacks (folders re-invented!)20:36 — Video “screenshots”21:00 — Finder gallery view and Quick Look22:53 — Why is there a stocks and news app?25:14 — iOS 1225:14 — Siri shortcuts for iOS devices28:08 — Ten minutes of discussion about digital wellbeing, because it’s important37:40 — Photos app42:49 — Animoji, and a tangent on what people want from a smartphone50:23 — Ability to edit RAW images on iPad Pro, and our thoughts on multiple users for iPad54:53 — Memoji, and slowed obsolescence58:18 — What is CarPlay, and why would you use it?1:00:43 — Apple Watch and watchOS 51:00:43 — Siri shortcuts for Apple Watch1:07:20 — Fitness-related features1:10:54 — Podcasts1:15:05 — Miscellaneous features (Motion-activated Siri, minor web-browsing1:17:43 — Apple TV and tvOS updates1:17:43 — Dolby Atmos, and aerial screensaver footage now with location stated on screen!1:21:23 — Live streaming traditional TV (via providers such as Salt and Canal+) and “Zero-sign on”1:22:37 — AR (augmented reality)1:22:37 — Proprietary USDZ file format for AR models, with support in Adobe Creative Cloud1:23:25 — “Measure” app, with a tangent on the word “cad” and other archaic expletives1:28:10 — Lego AR playground app1:29:56 — FaceTime with 32-person video chat1:33:54 — Closing thoughtsThings we mentionedTechmanity — Google I/O 2018 LivestreamTechmanity — Streaming services are boringJony Ive parody Twitter account (@jonyiveparody)List of Apple TV aerial screensaver footage locations on Apple CommunitiesiOS 12 Beta previewApple developer siteWWDC 2018 event pageAnchor podcasting appFollow us for more!Techmanity — techmanity.co.ukYouTube — techmanity.co.uk/youtubeTwitter (@techmanityuk) — twitter.com/techmanityukFacebook (@techmanityuk) — facebook.com/techmanityukInstagram (@techmanityuk) — instagram.com/techmanityukFancy being on an episode of the show? Want to ask a question, give us some feedback, or just say hello? Get in touch with us by sending an email to hello@techmanity.co.uk!

Not long into his career he is inspirational in the work he’s creating and his passion. Aaron shares his progression from being a student, internships and then working full time at Stink Studios in New York City.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd 00.45 - Aaron introduces himself 01.20 - Stink Studios NYC 02.10 - Game Of Thrones Wynalda Packaging piece 05.30 - How Aaron’s creative take on the GOT titles won him an internship 07.20 - Aaron’s strategic choices of internships 07.45 - About Stink Studios 10.10 - Aaron’s 3d experiments 14.00 - Specialist vs generalist discussion 17.10 - Aaron’s trial by fire working as the sole motion designer on Google National Park Service Centennial by Stink 22.10 - Aaron’s deep dive into eGPUs, and the global shift in motion design from Apple to PC 26.00 - The utility of comping in footage for VFX (for eg particles) rather than trying to run a sim 27.50 - Posting WIPs Kingston Throop Avs piece 30.00 - Skating around burnout, and the boost that can come from posting wips. 33.00 - Resources and community for those working as the lone motion designer within a company. 34.30 - Shape layers wiggle transform 35.00 - John Dickinson C4D modelling 35.10 - Allegorithmic Substance on Discord 35.50 - The days of hoarding your knowledge for competitive advantage are over 37.45 - Substance FAQ: how to UV unwrap a model 38.00 - Aaron uses 3DCoat’s auto UV unwrap function 39.10 - How, as a graduate, do you survive in NYC? You have to shift your expectations: life is really expensive here, but making connections is much easier in a huge city.   41.24 - Pro Video Picks: Substance Painter Live Link by Xolotl   44.10 - Following Online: Reply All   45.45 - Sources of Inspiration: Archillect   50.46 - Inspirational Video: Mattis Dovier   52.34 - Who should we have on the show? Art by Rens   54.45- Follow Aaron Online: Twitter Gumroad Web   Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website    

Joe talks about his migration from a gaming laptop to an ultrabook + Razer Core v2. He also talks about a new action platformer for the Switch called Castle of Heart.

Apple could start its own subscription news service. What’s it like to use an external graphics card with a Mac? Could a cheaper HomePod be coming soon? What’s the deal with watchOS faces? We also feature your comments and questions

Eyes straight ahead, cadets, for the day of recording for the latest episode of Space Javelin coincides with both co-Captain Mike's birthday and a traditional day of bad luck and weird happenings! While there was plenty of good news on the horizon, the crew get a little ranty this week about GrayKey, the FBI, patent lawsuits, bad repair jobs, HomePod misinformation and pre-announcements! On the other hand, there's good news about CarPlay and Android Auto, an Apple triumph over a patent troll, a repair program for iPad Pro Smart Keyboards, some new TV and video series (current and forthcoming) to enjoy, a great deal on a good VPN, new gear to check out, and Apple's achievement of 100 percent renewable energy (the good ship Space Javelin, as you all know, also uses a never-ending resource: it runs entirely on hot air). Somewhere in the middle are notes of caution, such as the end of 32-bit apps on the Mac and old apps on the original Apple Watch, the potential danger of some third-party iPhone repairs, and experimental Nvidia and older Thunderbolt drivers for eGPUs that may not work for long, or well, or at all. From predictable pundits to laid-off leakers, Mike and Charles compress a week of tech news and more into one alternately grumpy and jokey hour! Assemble your Interocitors at warp speed, cadets, this is going to be a heck of a data dump!

SpaceX gets the green light for it's satellite-based Internet access plans, Alexa is learning how DVRs work, and macOS users can now take advantage of eGPUs.

Still yet more about the Apple TV 4K this week, in the context of comparing it to the FireTV 4K (and why it's not an obvious win for either device), but before all that Charles and Mike rant about the terrible reporting on the "hidden FM radio" inside iPhones, blasting both FCC Chair Ajit Pai (who should really do some reasearch) and the media for not questioning this nonsense. Senator Al Franken also gets lightly toasted for not retracting his "concerns" about Face ID after Apple's white paper answered all his questions. See? Space Javelin can be bipartisan! Speaking of epic battles, also discussed are Star Trek: Discovery and CBS streaming, plus the alternative known as The Orville (which is on free TV); getting to know the Files app (aka iCloud Drive) on iOS 11; the Apple community raising money for hurricane relief; and Apple Music hits 30 million paid subscribers. From there we cover a couple of trouble spots, including some APFS conflict with some games, and a possible (but unlikely) EFI vulnerability on some older or un-upgraded Macs. Then and only then do the crew get to the Apples vs. Amazons comparison, including all the new Echo stuff just released; Nvidia's new drivers for eGPUs and the Mac Pro; and Twitter's probably-bad idea of expanding the number of characters allowed in tweets. All this and a free rant about obnoxious product branding on stuff you've already bought, cadets, so tune in your interocitors and get ready to rumble!

Leica Q? Hot or nah? EGPUs FTW, and should you use a vintage light meter?

Both Charles and Mike are back at their respective home bases, and that means it's time for a really meaty, in-depth argument -- er, discussion. Along with more news about eGPU support in macOS High Sierra, a lack of Target Display Mode in the latest iMacs (not a surprise), the hiring of Sony TV programming whizzes (a slight surprise), and the XBox One X (a surprisingly banal name), Charles and Mike get into it over the Whole Foods acquisition by Amazon. Mike thinks its great, while Charles worries about the financials. Don't worry, mom and dad don't fight for long: they join forces to condemn jump-the-gun reporting on Nest and HomeKit, and they agree that Apple's AirPort appears to be the most hack-resistant router on the market (so go get one while you still can). All that plus Charles' pathetic gamer status, Mike's pyramid of Wi-Fi power, nearly nothing about that Uber CEO that stepped down (and good riddance), plus 50 percent more cantankerousness than usual. Get on board, cadets -- this Space Javelin is plowing into the Neutral Zone!

Mike and Charles, now back on the regular schedule again, go over a few loose ends from WWDC, caution users on the latest betas, get into some iMac teardowns and the forthcoming iMac Pro in great depth, say "meh" to Planet of the Apps. They also discuss Apple's rejigging of iCloud storage plans (with a comparison to Amazon's retreat from "unlimited"), and chat a bit about the return of the numeric keypad (and lack of touchbar) in the latest Apple keyboard (also discussing a few others). All this and more, cadets, so climb on board for another adventure in modern recording!