As a fully Americanized person at birth, I have to say God bless America🇺🇸

Similar to streaming and digital ownership, renting equipment and gear is like renting a buildings. You own nothing on rented equipment and gear, you have to return them. You own nothing on rented buildings, which you, your family, and businesses can get evicted one day.

A motion picture called The Place is in development, which started last Friday, but its exact release date has yet to be confirmed.

Forget about prioritizing those so-called "industry-standard" equipment and gear, you have to select the brands to use for filmmaking, no matter what brands you want.

A PeerTube instance I'm on suffered an outage, the developers worked hard to restore their server, and got notified by the moderation team saying that my sample video got unblocked after the downtime.

Cinema cameras by Sony, Canon and Panasonic are very dope, why they're so overlooked?

I believe Google and Opera selling data is an absolute hoax invented by many people and communities, I don't believe anything about those narratives for any reason, I'm just satisfied with their products and services.

An American national is someone born in the United States🇺🇸

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I've been lying, I self-identify as ethnically Mexican.

Once I open my first movie studio with my garage as a soundstage and my house as a HQ, as well as expanding the presence by opening more studios, like in a farm, Hollywood might not exist in three years, unless they try to "survive".

I define the terms indie and independent in corporate sense as small companies and organizations with no dedicated marketing teams, attracting less consumers than non-indies.

Studios are rare in the Midwest, due to the history of unpopular filmmaking in the same region, as well as any other studio type.

To focus on normal life, new works and projects are on hold for now until I return to making them sometime in near future.

Live-service and online games are notoriously difficult to preserve because they are highly dependent on physical or cloud servers, which if the game shuts down, it can become literal lost work/project if you played those games before, unless the developer makes preservational measures, like an offline gameplay system. It's like the exclusives for streaming or digital, which if it gets delisted or the platform shuts down, you lose everything if you watched, heard of or read those movies, shows, music or books before, unless you find alternatives to them or are available on physical media.

I have no reason to use RAID at all because, while intended for server protection, it limits available capacity depending on its type, which may not be great for my storage-hungry evironments and feels.

I was born into a conservative and religious family, so I unapologetically and unstoppingly support every single conservative and religious people and organizations, as well as following conservative and religious causes. I have zero problems with both values.

Even after Windows 10 became EOL, millions of computers are unable to support Windows 11 by reason of its successor's strict system requirements and expensive 365 subscriptions. Many decided to stick with Win10, some upgraded to Win11, others migrated to alternative operating systems such as macOS or Linux. Some others have purchased new devives with Win11, and few even moved to older Windows versions, as well as upgrading their hardware parts just to support the current version of Microsoft's desktop OS. This is a huge and serious problem that has yet to be solved. #RIPWindows10