#I promised that Sada design

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Random question:

Does pokemon/pokemon trainer or PTRP exist here in tumblr. Because I have like an unused Turo account lingering here and I have no idea what to do with it lol

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im making a list of cool animators and it’s nowhere near complete but here’s the ones i have for now if ur curious

yoshimichi kameda (brushwork style, amazing action, dynamic, mp100 chara design)

yutaka nakamura (impact frames, yutapon cubes, so fluid, action GOD, BONES “top veteran”)

yoh yoshinari (beautiful effects, good at everything, trigger)

toshiyuki inoue (dennou coil, wolf children, ff)

takeshi honda (dennou coil)

kiyotaka oshiyama (dennou coil)

mitsuo iso (dennou coil)

yoshimi itazu (crying scene from dennou coil!)

takafumi hori (trigger, su)

james baxter

glen keane

masaaki yuasa (ping pong, super smooth)

(everyone who worked on flip flappers, mp100, opm, dennou coil, LWA is amazing)

atsuki shimizu (opm, ff, amazing fx)

shuhei handa (opm: genos’s beam, lwa)

yuuto kaneko (lwa, mp100: mob gets rekt)

Takumi sunakohara (bulbous, bubbly fx)

shouta mitsumiya (lwa!)

masaru sakamoto (lwa!!: shiny chariot)

Sushio (lwa, opm)

hayao miyazaki (director)

mamoru hosoda (director)

steve ahn (voltron, lok)

takashi kojima (ff)

keiichiro watanabe (ff, mp100, opm)

hakuyu go (ff, mp100: teru vs sakurai!!, bnha)

China (ff)

katsuhiko kitada (ff)

shun enokido (ff)

yuki igarashi (ff, mp100)

kazunori ozawa (ff)

yasunori miyazawa (cool morphy stuff, ping pong, ff)

satoshi shigeta (ff: mecha)

keisuke kojima (ff)

ryu nakayama (ff, also sao fx)

yukina kosaka (ff)

toya oshima (ff)

naoya wada (ff)

chikashi kubota (ff)

hironori tanaka (ff)

akira hamaguchi (ff)

kei suezawa (ff)

tadaka mori (ff)

hisaya kuwabara (ff)

kazuto arai (ff, mp100: teru vs miyagawa!,mob vs dimple, bnha)

yumi ikeda(ff: that one transformation scene >_> )

isuta meister (ff)

Miso (ff, mp100)

ran kamezawa (ff)

tatsuya satou (amazing kyoani)

taichi ishidate (kyoani)

sara moroyuki(mp100: ep 4)

miyo sato (mp100: paint on glass)

Takashi mitani (mp100: teru vs terada)

Shin ogasawara (mp100: mob vs teru)

toshiyuki sato (mp100: this is my hostility, opm: cool genos blasts )

takuji miyamoto (mp100: that one bit w/ 1000% reigen)

Seung ho park (yoi opening)

bahi JD (webgen, opm)

Shinya takahashi (konosuba)

Megumi kouno (shelter,opm)

Norio matsumoto (naruto)

Se jun kim (mecha, opm: “beams”)

Ryuta yanagi (SAO fx)

Naoki kobayashi (naruto)

Rapparu (webgen?, distinct “messy looking” style, wobbly lines, cool fx)

andrewanims/andoru (stick figure animator, has a lot of promise!)

Noriyuki kitanohara (nichijou chase scene)

Gosei oda (opm, cool smears)

Hiroyuki imaishi (trigger, awesome squash + stretch, dynamic)

Arifumi imai (opm: saitama vs genos!)

Toshi sada (opm: ep3)

Shingo abe (opm: ep3)

Takashi tomioka (opm: sea king)

Tomohiro Shinoda (opm: sonic, boros)

Norifumi Kugai (opm: saitama dream)

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Google has actually checked off IBM, Oracle and much of the open source world

Google’s credibility as a powerhouse of the open-source world is at threat after it revealed the production of an odd new open-source organization and moved an essential software job to it.

The problem is that Google guaranteed in 2017 to move responsibility for the whole of this crucial open-source software to an independent company run by the Linux Foundation.

Developers had actually been anticipating the job, called Istio, leaving Google’s direct control, feeling that they could have a more active hand in the project at a vendor-independent company.

Instead, Google developed a new open-source organization that’s focused exclusively on trademarks– aka project names and logos– and moved Istio into that group.

Now IBM and designers, including a famous computer system researcher who now works at Oracle, are freely condemning Google for what they feel is a bait and switch, they say.

Go to Organisation Insider’s homepage for more stories

The issue is around the control of a popular open-source job created at Google understood as Istio.

In 2017, Google promised to transfer control of the Istio task to the Cloud Native Computing Structure (CNCF), IBM stated in its blog post

Designers were looking forward to Istio joining the CNCF

While Istio is an open-source project– suggesting anyone, anywhere can contribute code– Google kept the supreme authority to make choices on functions and strategy for the project.

Organizations like the CNCF exist to make sure no one vendor has undue control over important open-source tasks– more specifically that they can’t manipulate them to benefit their industrial interests at the expense of others. The CNCF in particular is a part of the Linux Structure. The Linux Foundation is among the biggest, most respected open-source companies and has actually effectively kept the Linux operating system vendor-neutral for two decades. It likewise manages numerous other critical tasks.

When a task grows to be as essential as Istio, designers want to see it move into these vendor-neutral organizations so that the project’s users, in addition to other suppliers, can guide its future.

Google made itself massive open-source street cred when it transferred its megaimportant Kubernetes task to the CNCF some years earlier. That choice helped turn Kubernetes into one of the most crucial cloud innovations.

So there was no reason to believe Google wouldn’t do the same for other open-source cloud jobs, like Istio.

Google’s Open Use Commons came as a surprise

But on Wednesday, Google shocked the open-source world by revealing it had actually released a new open-source company called Open Use Commons(OUC), to which it had moved 3 tasks– including Istio.

The organization is run by people who work for Google, as well as a former Googler who is now the primary technology officer at SADA Systems, a big Google Cloud partner, and a couple of academics. IBM was not among the charter member of this new company.

Equally importantly, OUC’s function is very minimal: It’s dealing with just the trademarks– the project’s name and logo design– rather than the responsibility for the governance and development of all aspects of the open-source job under its care.

There might or may not be a good case for the existence of OUC. Creators of open-source tasks typically trademark names and logo designs, which assists them differentiate their versions of open-source jobs. In its post revealing OUC, Google stated hallmarks have been ignored area in open source that it wishes to deal with

” At the job’s creation, there was an arrangement that the job would be contributed to the CNCF when it was fully grown,” Jason McGee, a vice president in IBM’s cloud-platform system, composed in a blog post condemning Google’s decision. While Istio began at Google, its nature as an open-source task suggests that volunteer designers all over the world have actually contributed code.

Individuals inside the CNCF also condemned Google’s relocation, stating that the open-source world already has an abundance of foundations and doesn’t require a brand-new one simply to deal with names and logos.

” Google set up an organization without any details declaring to be solving a ‘hallmark problem’ in open source that does not exist,” Chris Aniszczyk, the primary innovation officer of the CNCF, tweeted. He included, “Let’s simply hold trillion dollar companies to a greater standard if they do not fulfill their guarantees and concern motivations of developing ‘novel’ efforts”

Aniszczyk also sent a formal declaration that said the factor individuals believed Google would contribute it was that in 2017, it attempted to. It’s application was pulled back at the time due since the project had not shown itself popular.

He likewise suggested if Google didn’t change its mind, the Linux Structure would toss its substantial weight behind a contending task.

He stated: “Our neighborhood members are perplexed that Google has actually picked to not contribute the Istio task to the Cloud Native Computing Structure (CNCF), but we are happy to assist direct them to resubmit their old task proposal from 2017 at any time. In the end, our community remains focused on building and supporting our service mesh projects like Envoy, linkerd and interoperability efforts like the Service Mesh User Interface (SMI). The CNCF will continue to be the center of gravity of cloud native and service fit together partnership and innovation.”

But among the sharpest criticisms originated from the well-known computer scientist Jon Mittelhauser. Mittelhauser is a vice president in Oracle’s cloud department, however he’s best referred to as a cofounder of the pioneering web company Netscape and for composing the Windows version of the very first internet browser. (Netscape launched the profession of the tech power player Marc Andreessen.)

Mittelhauser even said his group at Oracle was reassessing its use of Istio for constructing brand-new services due to the fact that of this relocation by Google.

” IBM comes out versus Google; states Istio must be part of CNCF (I concur strongly) My team is in the process of reviewing (and most likely moving away from) using Istio as we develop brand-new cloud native services and technologies. Without open governance, we can’t support it,” he tweeted

Google declined to discuss the debate.

Google’s strategy to become a bigger cloud player is to create new technologies.

So eventually Google would gain no advantage for its cloud business if it developed brand-new tech that no one uses.

Are you a Google Cloud, Oracle, or IBM expert with insight to share?

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