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Paris Je'taime Podcast

The Paris Je'taime podcast, a project for my wife and the UNF Language Dept Used: Premiere Pro, After Effects, 2 iPhone 16s

Alone in the Crowd: A Journey from Bad Harzburg to Hannover

On May 1st, a public holiday, I embarked on a journey from Bad Harzburg to Hannover. The plan was simple: spend the day off attending a dance workshop and enjoying an open-air DJ set. It was a bright, sunny day, the kind that promises excitement and connection. Yet, despite the dancing, the music, and the crowds, I traveled alone. Currently, there is no direct train connection between Bad Harzburg and Hannover, so the trip required navigating an indirect route. I filmed the journey in short clip

Paintings of My Father

This video is the third iteration of Documentary of My Father (2004), developed as part of a continuing education course, Digital Tools, at Emily Carr University. The project comprises of three Procreate screen recordings that document my drawing process using three photo sources of my father: a black-and-white photograph, a webcam image and an iPhone photo. Each source reflects a different stage of his life, tracing both personal history and the evolution of image-making technologies.

Oracle Layoffs – iPhone Notification Hook

Performance-driven ad creative using a news-style hook to stop scroll and capture attention instantly. This video uses a familiar “breaking news” format to create pattern interruption, build curiosity, and increase early retention. The structure is designed to hold attention through fast pacing, visual hierarchy, and clear messaging aligned with user intent. Approach: - News-style hook for strong scroll interruption - Built for high retention in the first 3–5 seconds - Designed for sound-off v

GSD&M | CES 2026 Recap

January 2026: I took a trip to CES in Las Vegas, Nevada to get a peek at the future in tech and tie it back to creative opportunities for my colleagues at GSD&M, where I lead Creative Technology and Innovation. But delivering the standard PDF recap felt a bit underwhelming, so armed with a GoPro and an iPhone, I shot a travel-vlog style video to add some interest and bring the audience deep into my experience. Because no one really asked for this, I owned everything start-to-finish; Shooting,

Kentucky Derby 152

Shot and edited on IPhone

Mobile repair parts wholesaler

Dry Gulch Through Window A thin canal of the Gutach seen through a decorated window of the Uhren-Park. Triberg, B-W.

Dry Gulch Through WindowA thin canal of the Gutach seen through a decorated window of the Uhren-Park. Triberg, B-W.

Love my lock screen and home screen .

Yaaaaayyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!! My iPhone's Click keyboard arrived today!

Yaaaaayyyyyy!!!!!!!!!!!My iPhone’s Click keyboard arrived today!

Many Moons... May there Many More 📸🌙💫✨

Many Moons…May there Many More 📸🌙💫✨

Coin The hotel encouraged its guests to reuse sheets and towels by "paying" them in metal coin that has the same weight and size...

CoinThe hotel encouraged its guests to reuse sheets and towels by “paying” them in metal coin that has the same weight and size to trigger a soda machine. Osaka, Kansai.

Show HN: I built a context layer for our home

Rosey started as a grocery list. My wife and I kept losing track of which phone the list was on. So I built a number we could both text, a shared little assistant that just remembered. Once it remembered groceries, it was a small step to remembering the wifi password, the pediatrician's number, what we usually buy at our grocery store, what the plumber said. From there, the obvious idea: this is the household's context layer, the thing that knows the shared facts so neither person has

Show HN: Code on the Go, an IDE for Android with On-Device Debugging (GPLv3)

Hi HN, I’m Hal, the CTO at App Dev for All. I wanted to share a technical problem we worked on over the past year and how we approached it.We’ve been building Code on the Go, a full-featured IDE that runs entirely on an Android phone. No laptop, no ADB connection, no cloud build server. It compiles projects locally on the device using Gradle, supports Java and Kotlin with LSP, and includes a debugger that runs on the same phone as the app being tested.The most interesting and challenging part en

Show HN: Loopsy, a way for terminals and AI agents on different machines to talk

I've always had the urge to have my two macbooks communicate. Having one idle while working on the other felt like underutilization of resources. So I built Loopsy. Initially the goal was to do file transfer via local network, and then came running commands. I then tried running coding agents from one machine to the other, and it worked.Later I figured there should be a better way to continue my claude sessions remotely on my phone from the gym. So I did a cloudflare worker that connects to

Show HN: A Wheel of Fortune game you can run in the browser

A couple years ago I shared my Jeopardy-style game maker on HN, Buzzinga. A bunch of folks ended up using it for team events, classrooms, and game nights, which was fun to see.I kept running into the same problem with "Wheel of Fortune"-style games though. The options are basically:- Console games (Wii, Switch, etc.) - PowerPoint templates - Or cobbling up some DIY solutionI don't have a console and the other options were clunky. I wanted something that:- Runs entirely in the brow

Ask HN: Macbook or Linux Laptop for devs and heavy users?

Hey everyone, I'm really curious to hear from people who pushes high end MacBooks and Linux laptops to their limits in daily use. I'll share my daily experience with my Linux laptop below, and I'm hoping to use the feedback from those who have been on both sides to decide if I should make the jump to a MacBook in the future. My experience: I'm a web developer doing both frontend and backend. I also do some mobile dev with Flutter. Personally, I prefer using an Android phone a

Which Analog Hobby Will Finally Pull You Off Your Phone?

Put the screen down. Pick something up. Your hands are bored.

10 Ways To Achieve MAX Vibes On National Comfy Day That Will Make You Never Want To Leave Your Couch Again

Consider this your permission slip to put your phone on DND and ghost your responsibilities.

28 "Uncool" Products Under $25 That Will Probably Change Your Life

The kinds of things you don't think you need, then realize you can't imagine life without (i.e. a car gap filler to stop your phone from falling into the abyss that is the side of your seat — <i>genius</i>).