bone_frequency | 7 months ago | on: Belgium bans Internet Archive's ‘Open Library’
You seem to be implying that they have a right wing government.
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bone_frequency | 10 months ago | on: Why does the Beetham Tower hum?
It already is an eyesore as it is.
bone_frequency | 10 months ago | on: European Investment Bank to inject €70B in European tech
Even if you were a local, you'd have to be "in the network" so to speak. Then you could push a meme project with some buzzwords that align with their political views and you would be allowed to dip in. Additionally, the EU is maliciously anti-wealth, even if you fund it yourself, they will actively cripple you with nonsensical regulations and taxes to make sure your company does not take off.
bone_frequency | 1 year ago | on: Avid Hates You
Both Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects are buggy, unreasonably slow and very, VERY quirky pieces of software. I switched to Davinci Resolve a few years ago and my work output skyrocketed almost overnight, but while the performance it offers is something adobe engineers can only dream of, it still lacks certain features some pros need, so they remain trapped in the adobe/avid gulags.
bone_frequency | 1 year ago | on: Henry Darger
From the webster entry:
-esque adjective suffix : in the manner or style of : like
A very accesible blog post on how to use it: https://www.grammarly.com/blog/esque/
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: Boeing whistleblower found dead in US
Will it really?
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: Chlorpyrifos: Pesticide tied to brain damage in children
What kind of leverage does Morocco have to get away with this?
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: He Went Out for Cigarettes. A Decade Later, His Car Was Found in a Pond
Is scavenging stuff youtuber kids covered ad nauseam a long time ago part of the brilliant nytimes journalistic style I keep hearing about?
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: OpenAI Finally Allows ChatGPT Complete Internet Access
Always has been. Even with all the safeguards, two days ago I was having a conversation with it and it just happily blurted out that one of the reasons Iceland has low crime is because its population is racially homogeneous.
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: A.I. tools fueled a 34% spike in Microsoft’s water consumption
It will be yet another case of "It is okay when big tech does it".
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: One week of empathy training (2019)
I also believe it is an obvious virtue signal piece, but to be fair, I also think he exposed some valid cases in that post. Are there really coping strategies and tools for all these problems?
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: Sweden Sans
That sure is a lot of pompous talk for a Helvetica knockoff
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: Workers want to stay remote, prompting an office real estate crisis
Not my problem.
bone_frequency | 2 years ago | on: Naomi Klein investigates ‘conspiracy theory culture’ that has shaken her life
As much as I can respect her hustle, it might be time for her to ride a new grift. Or maybe retire with the literal millions she made with her gigs.
bone_frequency | 3 years ago | on: The Biggest Penguin That Ever Existed
I don't get it
bone_frequency | 3 years ago | on: Update: Tesla driver arrested for attempted murder after Devil's Slide plunge
I don't know about this one case, but it is not the first time something like that happened, the Hart mothers murdered 6 children by doing that.
bone_frequency | 3 years ago | on: Why women receive less CPR from bystanders (2018)
I specially agree with the two first reasons listed in the article. I do have certified first aid and CPR training but the wellbeing of my family comes first, I am not going to get charged with attempted rape and/or cancelled because I wanted to be a good samaritan.
bone_frequency | 3 years ago | on: U.S. transition to 988 suicide and crisis lifeline begins Saturday
Would be funny if it was only crypto and not the whole global economy.
bone_frequency | 4 years ago | on: Awful Library Books
Ironically enough, I personally find their snarky humor just as dated as the books they poke fun at.
bone_frequency | 4 years ago | on: TikTok sued by former content moderator over mental health impacts of moderation
They do it for free...
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