Very cool tip thank you

Istg you’re going to blow up!! This is some great content quality

Great vid for such a small channel

Esta muy padre el video....pero no hablo ingles...me gustaria que le pusieras subtitulos en español

they didnt bring it there to get repaired, it was the back of torretos garage/deli. they brought it there to build a 10 second car, brian got it from police impound. it wasnt his car.

Unions... ruining life for everyone.

This is the content we need on KZfaq

I forgot what i wanted to comment

I respect the future thought

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My dudes, you ordered 3 tacos not quesadillas 😂

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There might be electronics. AF film cameras(like the nikon f5) do exist. Also, try not to use double-gauss structured ultra wide angle(like the contax hologon g16 or the Leica super angulon 21mm f3.4), as they might cause colour shifts.

Well made video but has a few issues with it. Physical media degrades too yk, and it isnt as if hard drives failing means their data is lost... It isnt. It just becomes much less accessible. As most things it comes down to preference because both media have pros and cons. Sure you could use physical media, but youll eventually run out of physical space. That 35 tb can store a lot more than your house filled with film ever could yk

As many have pointed out and i will expand, store your data in the cloud. There are multiple levels of redundancy in the datacenters that various cloud centers provide, from the basic hard drive failure to being protected again power outage or extreme weather events, to literally having the same data cloned on two locations. So losing your data from the cloud would be less likely than for example your house burning down and you losing all your physical media. But for important stuff i would still have a local backup because who knows, maybe the cloud providers get greedy or the platform gets hacked or who knows If you want the data locally cheapest and most secure way is to set up a NAS with multiple hard drives and set up some sort of RAID to have redundancy in case of hard disk failure

since nobody is going to see this in 10 years: I like men

Technically… hard drives store data physically

didn't ask

I just print my photos on my phone at walmart

bro's really fighting for his life in the comments 💀

And people say dopplegangers arent real😂

I feel like you're just misunderstanding how it actually works. Most people copy their files to new computers and phones.

Lol... data won't just dissappear because of drives failing.... data centers have backups and you should too

I find lasting a "half" day a bit of a stretch. Within an 90 min at a busy event at half power, the flash was was at 1/4 power left on each of the ones I owned. The Nikon SB-910 was my workhorse and rechargeables last a full wedding day with ease. No way with this light but still has it's advantages :) By the dancing at a wedding, I'm using the Nikon flash as both Profoto batteries are dead.

just get ssds if you wanna keep your memories

rhis is why you always get off site backups e.g. on the cloud its more reliable than physical media, a housefire and your pictures are gone, if its on multiple sites digitally you need tons of housefires

just get 3-4 1 tb ssd and back up ur stuff on the ssd's and put them on like somewhere dark and dustless, the chances to it fail is very low, so you gonna be better about storing memories or just use glass like Microsoft

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Hey, physical media is wonderful I agree, but theres a few holes in this and the point goes both ways. Transfer to SSD and or cloud instead of just anxiety ridden HDD. Solid state doesn't use disk based tech that fails and corrupts at the moment constantly. like anything, including physical media, SSD has a lifespan or risk factors when holding precious or valueable data but as time progresses, you will have a much easier time converting your data that is currently massive to you (35+ Terabytes) In a few years, Petabytes and cloud storage will be normality and held on incredibly stable hardware, all can very safely hold hundreds of copies of your 35 terabytes spread throughout other drives for safe keeping. Many constantly watch phsycial media get destroyed out of their control, burned one day in a house fire, hurricane, any disasterous event really, the lucky ones digitize that media and spread that data out as much as they can.

Shrink your roll of film by 10 times, do you still consider it physical media? You cant see the details with your eyes, so now you need a machine to read the roll, same idea with hard drives, rolls of film need to be kept safe so they dont age, a properly cared for hard drive with backups serves exactly the same, my point is, i just feel like its a false dichotomy

I JUST FARTED!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Anyone else not notice a difference between 8, and 10 bit color.

stop staying PAD Thai, it's pronounced Putt, meaning fried

Your videos are extremely professional for the following you have. Excited to watch your channel grow! Best of luck!

Look delicious, Good afternoon Thailand, Saturday July 6th.

Good to know but from what i saw in your video i think that's adapted version of Thai food. 🤔🧐 I'd like to invite you to come to Thailand to try the real one. 👍🙏🇹🇭

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How much ?

I'm sorry but the east coast is the only place that respects the smear enough

Fun fact, idk if you’ve been to the church across the street, but they’ve also been in a lot of TV and films as well. Church has really cool old style design!

This is where the end of 500 Days of Summer was filmed. Where Tom is waiting for his job interview and he meets Autumn.

You forgot to tell us the name or write it somewhere numbnuts

I saw more of them in Australia than I did in the US.

Love that movie

There is no Hmmwv in the Dark Night as you describe

2001: ✈️🏢🏢

Your vids are so cool😊

Here’s the entrance, it really isn’t inviting 😫💅🏻

You are so underrated wtf