Logan Hardin

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Technical Sound Designer at Warner Bros, prev. Meta and Turn 10 Studios | SCAD MFA Sound Design ‘22 | Texas A&M Visualization '19 | He/Him | A boomer in millennial skin https://loganhardin.xyz/

Screen recording of Logan editing his LinkedIn profile to say "Technical Sound Designer at Warner Brothers" accompanied by the Merrie Melodies theme music.
A fist-sized clump of snow with 20 or so small marker flags stuck in it, some saying “underground cable” and others “gas line.”
Google query: “Why is the Handbrake logo a pineapple?” Google AI results: The Handbrake logo is a pineapple because the pineapple is widely recognized as a symbol of hospitality and welcome, which aligns with the open-source nature of the Handbrake software, essentially "welcoming" anyone to use and contribute to the program; this meaning is particularly strong in the context of the Caribbean where pineapples were historically used as a gesture of greeting to visitors. The linked sources are a random southern hospitality and cooking blog, followed by Handbrake’s about page.
Google AI results for “Why is Handbrake logo like that?” They respond: The Handbrake logo is designed to resemble a typical “handbrake” lever found in cars, with a handle-like shape and a clear pulling motion, reflecting the software’s function of “pulling” data from a video file to compress and convert it into a smaller, more manageable format; essentially “braking” the video size down. The link associated goes to the Wikipedia page for Vehicle Handbrakes. It continues on with sections on Visual Representation, Functionality, and Simple Design, all increasing the believability of the initial answer.
Two external hard drives and the poster’s hand, demonstrating the size comparison in the post. The old larger drive is about the size of the entire hand minus fingers. The new smaller drive is about as large as the meaty part of the hand’s palm which connects to the thumb.
Cover art for Blood Sugar Sex Magik, by Red Hot Chili Peppers. The four band member’s black-and-white drawn faces point towards a rose in the center of the cover, their tongues extended and becoming thorned vines. One of each word from the the title and band name is printed over each face along the middle of each edge.
The shore of Lake Superior. Waves crash against a rocky shore. Trees and bushes bloom with vibrant autumnal colors. Cool clouds drift across the horizon, no land visible on the other side.
Photo of a white dog in a chair on top of the photographer, with pillows and blankets. The dog is upside down, ears splayed out, eyes wide open, tilting his head up towards the camera.