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EPISODE · May 20, 2018 · 42 MIN

How to be Human on the Internet, with Max Temkin

from Full Stack Creator · host Tyler Stalman

It's fun seeing all your likes and mentions, but it's pretty issue to be consumed by your online persona. Cards Against Humanity Co-Creator and host of the Do By Friday podcast, Max Temkin, helps me think about how to be myself online. And then I help Max buy a camera.Special Guest: Max Temkin.

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It's fun seeing all your likes and mentions, but it's pretty issue to be consumed by your online persona. Cards Against Humanity Co-Creator and host of the Do By Friday podcast, Max Temkin, helps me think about how to be myself online. And then I help Max buy a camera. Special Guest: Max Temkin. Links: Do By Friday The Art Of Mike Mitchell ImpulZ LUTs How To Use Adjustment Layers inFinal Cut Pro X

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