Jesper Frydenlund

Jesper Frydenlund

@jesperfrydenlund.com

Motion Designer, After Effects instructor and music geek www.jesperfrydenlund.com www.motiondesign.dk

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Present & Correct
@presentcorrect.bsky.social

How to tell if it is Autumn: - butter is hard & tears the bread - duvet tog transition - sleeves are back - everything is golden - books accumulate - snacks are stored under the sofa & bed - nose tip is always cold - blanket in each room - squirrels have changed your WiFi password - dark

Jesper Frydenlund
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✊Team George ✊

IGN@ign.com

Legendary Star Wars creator George Lucas has expressed his dissatisfaction with focus groups, insisting the audience “doesn’t know what they want to see.” https://bit.ly/4ymQtYf

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This summer I am the iPhone 18 Pro Max

MacRumors.com@macrumors.bsky.social

iPhone 18 Pro Max Said to Be Thicker and Heavier Than Predecessor

macrumors.comiPhone 18 Pro Max Said to Be Thicker and Heavier Than PredecessorApple's upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max could be noticeably thicker and heavier than its predecessor, suggesting a trade-off behind the device's rumored larger battery. Chinese leaker Ice Universe today claimed the iPhone 18 Pro Max will measure around 9mm thick and weigh approximately 240 grams. That would make the device around 0.25mm thicker and roughly 7 grams heavier than the current iPhone 17 Pro Max. The latest claim comes off the back of recent regulatory filings indicating the iPhone 18 Pro Max will feature a 5,391mAh battery in China and a 5,567mAh battery in the U.S. – an increase of nearly 500mAh over the iPhone 17 Pro Max. Ice Universe suggested the added thickness and weight are a direct result of the larger battery, but Apple is also said to be adopting a new type of vapor chamber that uses stainless steel, which could also be a contributing factor. The rumor builds on an earlier claim that Apple's next flagship could become the heaviest iPhone ever. If so, it would have to be heavier than the iPhone 14 Pro Max, which also weighed 240 grams, so it may turn out that there are only milligram-level differences between the two. Apple's use of titanium instead of stainless steel made the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 16 Pro models lighter than the iPhone 14 Pro models. Apple then switched away from titanium to less-dense aluminum for the iPhone 17 Pro models, but internal changes and slightly thicker designs bumped up their weight again. The ‌iPhone 18 Pro‌ and ‌iPhone 18 Pro‌ Max are expected to launch alongside Apple's first foldable iPhone this September.Related Roundup: iPhone 18 ProTag: Ice Universe This article, "iPhone 18 Pro Max Said to Be Thicker and Heavier Than Predecessor" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums
Jesper Frydenlund
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I am trying to use @duckduckgo.com as my default search engine instead of The G. But 90% if the results are odd AI generated sites. Like, searching for “plumber copenhagen” will produce at least ten sites explaining what a plumber (and copenhagen) is. In ghastly terms with even creepier images. 🤷‍♂️

Jesper Frydenlund
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Just played Mixtape. And while you can debate how much of a game it is - for me it was the most beautifully crafted and emotionally hard-hitting game (!) in years. 10/10 Next level sh*t.

Jesper Frydenlund
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Finally some good news

tim d (he/him)@doormouse12.bsky.social

just a friendly reminder: when using google, you can add "-ai" to the end of your search string, to stop google from providing an AI summary. in addition to reducing the junk at the top of your search result, hopefully this reduces the power / resource consumption created by your search.

Jesper Frydenlund
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Oh. My. Over. Lord.

Victoria@fakegreendress.bsky.social

🎉🆕🎉 At long last, it’s here: copy and paste vectors from Illustrator as native shape layers in After Effects beta. Works with any app that supports SVG clipboard data, too! community.adobe.com/announcement...