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muzfuz

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    Comment #17485452

    As any hands-on father will tell you, the idea that being actively involved in child care makes you "soft" is quite asinine. It takes a massive amount of physical and mental streng…

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    Comment #16456183

    Sit in darkened rooms, spin 3 trackballs, and turn a few knobs to make pictures look pretty, mostly. DaVinci Resolve[1] and Baselight[2] are quite popular, take a look at the websi…

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    Comment #16456148

    In many professional environments the preferred route is to use specialist hardware to send an RGB signal at a high bit rate and do any colour transformation in the monitor hardwar…

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    Comment #16455570

    To be fair, the pro market doesn't care about ColorSync. If you need color accuracy then you're calibrating your monitor hardware.

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    Comment #16455547

    Yep. I was a Colourist in my former life (TV ads, promo films, music videos mainly), used Resolve on OSX with a Flanders monitor. Most other people I talked to were either using OS…

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    Comment #15386360

    This very much depends on where you grow up. Plenty of countries in the world where you can live a comfortable middle class life and still be around a lot of stray cats.

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    Comment #13611478

    Myself and a partner, and no I'm not in finance, and don't plan to be any time soon. Also, it's the very edge of zone 2, so that helps.

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    Comment #13610192

    True - but then that's the general issue with London vs the rest of the country. Compared to other careers, dev salaries in London make the city pretty liveable. I'm certainly not …

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    Comment #13285142

    Correlation is not causation :) The Austrian right is far more popular in the countryside than the cities - which is not a new thing, non-urban areas have historically been more ri…