“And he’s gone again,” said Wally. “That was quick.”
“So,” Eddie started, “do we go back to our desks like he said or wait here because he said he’d be back?”
“I have no reason to stare at my useless screen just because it makes me look busier, so I’m going
If you’re comfortable with your old equipment, I totally get that—something about the smell of stale dust and electricity takes me back, too. But you can’t imagine the improvements available any more than the first astronauts could imagine I’d be posting this article to a thing called the Internet using a tablet that
Don’t confuse “the way we’ve always done it” with “the way we should be doing it.” In fact, if you haven’t changed the way you’re doing things at least a little in the past two years, it’s highly likely you should. Project workflow, both the human and the tech sides, can be
“He said he’s not here,” Kristy said as she walked into the break room.
“And you realize that sentence is self defeating, right?”
“Yes, Wally, it is. Self sabotaging, even. That’s something we know a little bit about around here, isn’t it?”
Eddie laughed. “You mean no time
While the big studios were suddenly finding themselves in competition with a group of friends who filmed their whole movie in their aunt’s house, manufacturers were working on a way to get big-studio performance on an independent filmmaker scale. Instead of being scalable, items are more portable, or designed to sit on the