I like making stuff
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Joe Collins retweeted
1943–5, with the help of Warner Bros.' finest, the U.S. Army produced a series of 27 propaganda cartoons depicting the calamitous adventures of Private Snafu. @Mark_D_Kaufman explores how one film inadvertently let slip one of the war's greatest secrets: publicdomainreview.org/essay…
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We report: in the face of sunsets, barometers and thermometers and anemometers, astrolabes, hygrometers and wind vanes really cannot do much. How do you measure the impression that colours and lights leave on the spectator of a particularly compelling sunset?
ALT Digital painting of some towering clouds in a sunset sky, lit by the sun from the back. The tones are dark blues and oranges in a light blue sky.
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There's a 4:39 second version of the disaster that @MetaHorizon tweeted and shame deleted yesterday.
youtube.com/watch?v=SXgDC0rg…
I bet you can't make it more than a minute.
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Every gift guide for men is like:
-whiskey stones
-beard oil
-personalized grilling accessory
-Jonathan Franzen novel
-beer of the month club
-novelty socks
-leather weekend bag
-bluetooth speaker
Joe Collins retweeted
if twitter goes away, it’s really lousy news for those of us who get paid to tweet by the cia. i mean, i put in LOTS of work. i developed this op from the ground up. they paid me $2500 per tweet. and i guess i just thought it would last forever. i don’t know, it’s just sad
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One of the great tracking shots of the silent era, from F.W. Murnau's Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927)
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An extraordinary collection of old Japanese cassette card inserts. Huge. tapefan.exblog.jp/
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5 to the Eye with Stars is out today. we made this album for the ancestor in you.
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Results from the 2022 annual US #postproduction survey: Our community is just under 2/3 men...
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I can't believe I still have to say this:
How and where people organize on the internet matters. It has direct, traceable real-world consequences.
"Dropbox tailgate parties" started as a meme on Truth Social. Now there are conspiracy theorists intimidating voters in real life.
