2h video interview of PR, and FF

[krulle]

On the UQM forums, Mormont pointed us to the full length video of the Ars-Technica interview of FF and PR3.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=cs8RY31Byzg (2 hours, 12 minuted).

Enjoy!

[Borgie]

I half expected to be rickrolled . Thanks for the link!

[Alvarin]

I half expected to be rickrolled . Thanks for the link!

Folk on this site will never let you down. We know the rules.

[Tiberian]

Very interesting video, especially seeing all the designs on paper.

[krulle]

I half expected to be rickrolled :). Thanks for the link!

Then have The Newfangled Four - Bananaphone, which is a pretty good number of them, but in this version they switch.
(It was the last one which rickrolled me, and I also thoroughly enjoyed it. The rickroll actually happened by the Barbershop Harmony Society, on whose channel this competition entry got published. I expected a re-upload, and was slightly confused that the "old" Bananaphone was still online, and another gets uploaded?)

[Tormuse]

It's really cool to see the dynamic between the two of them, how Fred Ford is the technical/problem-solving guy, and Paul Reiche is the more abstract/creative one. This is a really cool interview. Thanks for sharing!

It also shows that they still remember their project pretty fondly, even keeping all their old paper diagrams and notes! I wonder how they'd react to seeing Troglodyte's playthrough.

Also...

I half expected to be rickrolled . Thanks for the link!

Then have The Newfangled Four - Bananaphone, which is a pretty good number of them, but in this version they switch.
(It was the last one which rickrolled me, and I also thoroughly enjoyed it. The rickroll actually happened by the Barbershop Harmony Society, on whose channel this competition entry got published. I expected a re-upload, and was slightly confused that the "old" Bananaphone was still online, and another gets uploaded?)

Hey, cool! I didn't know you're into barbershop! You may be interested to know that I'm a member of the Toronto Northern Lights chorus. Last year's convention in SLC was the first I've missed in a while, after attending practically all of them since 2002.

[krulle]

Hey, cool! I didn't know you're into barbershop! :D You may be interested to know that I'm a member of the Toronto Northern Lights chorus. Last year's convention in SLC was the first I've missed in a while, after attending practically all of them since 2002. :)

Youtube Rabbit-hole, here i come.
<copy-pastes the name into the YT search machine>

Any video and time stamp in particular I could match face to "Tormuse"?
(started watching "Veggie Set" first)
(also, more into pop-a-capella, and less into larger chorus groups, but at least the Veggie Set is varable enough to keep me watching.
Thanks for the hint.)