Alternative possibility: https://youtu.be/onp0Zrr5HVc

$4 @TV

I can't use the screen at all.

Bummer, maybe attach it to a Wacom tablet or something?

Yikes

That's what I'm working with

You need an external screen for sure

Looking into replacing the screen was a good idea

Best wishes. Going to bed. Early day tomorrow. Later dude.

👌

I've got a camera tech question for anyone who's familiar with canon. I'm having a problem with my canon T6i where the ISO will start spazzing out while taking video. I stand in front of a bright softbox light, the camera is set to manual, ISO at 200, aperture at 3.5 (lowest) and on occasion if I move or hold something that is reflective on the light, the ISO will freak out and crank up to 3200. The LCD touch screen looks as if someone is pressing the buttons to raise the ISO but again everything is set to manual on the camera so idk why it would be reacting this way? It's a strange glitch. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Take it off auto

Are you in P mode?

It's already on manual, as stated above

What's P mode?

I have the dial turned to M for manual, and then switch the camera into video mode.

Autofocus is also off so everything is adjusted manually

Odd

Yeah very. I'm not sure what to do other than replace the camera

I think that's just the light meter.

Don't have my DSLR on hand.

Anyone else @here have a suggestion?

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Anybody @here feel like helping a fellow Identitarian debug some weirdness with rxjs subject in Angular 6?

Did you try turning it off and back on again?

In case anybody does, I'll just leave my problem here: I am doing something that's basically the exact same as when you set up the search in the Tour of Heroes. Same damn code, set up a subject w/switchMap on search terms to a service method that returns an Observable<Stuff[]>, then run that all into a local var and pipe that through `async` pipe in the template.

You go to type, nothing happens. No errors, no nothing. Adding `console.log()` calls makes it seem like the Subject's `next()` method is getting called, but nothing is happening.

I am staring dumbfounded at my Tour of Heroes code that works fine, and it's the same exact thing.

Only difference I can see is ToH is calling from In Mem. Web API, and I am calling out to a PHP script that is pulling from a real database.

But the service method that actually pings that PHP script is never getting called.

This is BS.

use Vue or react

problem solved!!!!!!!

Fork off.

lol

im reading the problem

but this is the exact reason im so turned off from angular

Looks like `next()` is returning undefined.

sounds like an architecture issue that would be hard to guess at

yea log everything between the user and where the url call is ordered to see what is not being called

Well I traded one problem for another. Fixed the issue with the call not firing, now I got some other weird error.