Apple Motion is decent, but why is it so overlooked?

I'm officially done with AI chatbots and won't do again for any reason, so ALL of their responses were never great and they were hard to read, and also making up stupid and pointless ideas that I never approved. I decided to avoid using them rather than sending cease and desist letters or even suing them to developers of technology that I never loved, and if someone asks me to do so again I will always decline their offer.

Our first studio, which will focus on the movies, will be small, as well as the second studio, which will be focused on animation, being small, just like our film distributor, home video distributor, and headquarters of a conglomerate holding, all of which will start small, for the same reason as filming with VHS and VHS-C cameras and writing screenplays on Apple Pages.

Due to budget cuts our moving image productions will be started with VHS-C and VHS cameras, as long as they still work or have been restored professionally. However, we would invest in tripods and their support parts, VHS-C adapters, head cleaners, TBC and capture cards, lightning and audio equipment in order to make the productions more professional and improve viewing and editing experience.

Of course, I rememner Quora, I've been really with this site in the past, because the community is very awful and immature, and they targeted a lot of good questions I made, some were even moderated. I lost interest in it in 2023 and won't come back for any reason. One user even blocked and muted me by disrespecting my opinion in a question about what if Windows Vista was the best Windows version of all time, I KID YOU NOT! Curious Cat might be a healthier haven for ex-Quora users or anyone who wants to answer their fan's or fellows questions, yet it doesn't have the same number of userbase as Quora itself.

Toad Gets Grounded was an animated parody series directed, produced and starred by myself, which revolved around Toad doing something and getting grounded. The episodes were made in 2015 and 2017 before being cancelled due to negative reception for its poor production values, and was also erased and lost, and its archives are non-existent, not even MXFs or master tapes can be found for any reason. The first episode was a parody of generic simulation games, it had a bizarre scene where Toad ate Molly from Bubble Guppies and then got grounded. It also depicted a scene where he got grounded for smashing a computer screen and keyboard. The second episode depicted him destroying a fast food restaurant, and he got grounded for that, and the third and last episode showed him getting grounded for downgrading computers from a current OS to an olddr version of it. The series might be rebooted as a completely original work, with wholly original characters and production values as its top priority, but there is a low chance.

The YouTube videos I had are mostly unknown, all of which are deleted and lost, and I don't remember their titles or have any archives of them. The videos included but not limited to: - ytp bsod - Toad Gets Grounded series - Virtual Sailor Ratanic video - If my clock reaches 6PM I stop recording - If the video reaches 10 minutes it ends - a fidget spinner hitting a plastic action figure - Tatsuta Maru and Windsor Castle videos - the MTS Oceanos video

Updated logo features several elemements: 1. a bee-like symbol on the top, 2. the bolded "RYAN900" text on the center, 3. and the normal "MILWAUKEE" text on the bottom.

Wikipedia stinks, Britannica is better.

Products and services can't have good or bad moments in history for any reason because they are not considered moments at all, and moments are past events that lead to outcomes/consequences in the future.

Debate: are biometrics better than passwords?

My very first music album, as well as the first multi-genre album.

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