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...Or maybe *this* crowd *has* heard of legendary [Dede Allen](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dede_Allen) (RIP). Alternate Google-free links: - https://iv.melmac.space/watch?v=vdXUjtE-ltA - https://yt.artemislena.eu/watch?v=vdXUjtE-ltA
nofilmschool.com
**The King Mongoose asks**: it's been a while since I've sullied my hands with editing software and editors 😆 but what are you kids using these days? Does AVID even figure into your day-to-day these days? BTW, editors, I realize most of you can't read 🤣 but *participation is key* here! **Post! Comment!**
Not sure how many of you are still working remotely, but I've transitioned to permanently remote with contract work between gigs. I was just wondering what everyone else's setup is when it comes to remote work and if you're still trying to reach for a better setup. I bought an M1 mac mini back in 2020 as a "temporary" setup when our company switched to remote work. Since all the processing was done on in-office trashcan macs and we used screen sharing software to remote in, it didn't matter how fast my home machine was; only that my internet was fast. Since then, I've gotten a few clients and have had to upgrade my computer since the mac mini was really struggling with RAM. Anyway, here's the list of things I use for my daily editing: **Remote work software: ** Jump Desktop **Home office setup: ** M2 Max Macbook Pro Mac mini is sitting headless, attached to a 2.5g switch with external storage attached to its thunderbolt and USB ports. I basically just use it as a rudimentary NAS so I can work off network storage. There is probably a way better way to do this, but I figure I should use the stuff I have rather than build a dedicated NAS with TrueNAS Core. Thunderbolt dongles that supports 2.5g ethernet Scarlett 2i2 audio interface JBL 3 MkII powered monitor pair SoundID Reference so I can calibrate my headphones and speakers AKG K240 & Beyerdynamic DT990 Pro headphones Magic Trackpad