If it feels like old twitter now will it feel like new twitter eventually?
The medium is the message and the platform is the users.
Synth noodling conceptual artist
If it feels like old twitter now will it feel like new twitter eventually?
The medium is the message and the platform is the users.
Best moment of Disco Elysium for me.
I just sighed so hard I put my back out.
Just because you don’t know something doesn’t mean it is untrue.
See also, “this is new to me therefore I have discovered it”
This is like reverse appropriation and is just as bad.
Fleetwood Mac and cheese.
Yeah, OK. I’m in.
Yeah? Cool.
I don’t think that’s true. There’s a great video here that highlights the fact that even a lot of modern slang is far older than you think.
Mate, the thing about gen x is that they dont care. This is boomer energy being projected.
Which is cool, I guess, whatever.
This is so on form for UCLAN.
Pretty sure we had Halloween before the US even existed.
Admittedly we had to carve turnips.
Some still do.
Nice. A double exposure, no?
I’m interested to hear what everyone uses as an alternative.
Looks legit, what’s the point here?
The second it becomes the standard is the second google looks for ways of nerfing it.
That’s really cool for you.
Influencers are just fleshy billboards for whoever wants them to shill.
It isn’t a job, it is a resource.
And honestly, I think we are all getting tired of seeing their burning faces and hearing their vapid takes.
Dead drops and one time pads.
Set up a numbers station if you can afford it.
You’ve managed to get the affinity stuff working under wine? I can’t get publisher to work correctly. I just wish they would make a native version. I’m happy to give them money for it even.
It’s hard to make money from Adobe when they charge you £66 a month.
It was also a work of fiction.
Or propaganda.
A lot of 80s/90s TV was selling a lie because it was primarily written by the upper middle classes portraying the lives of the working class.
They had little idea how things actually worked.
Feels for the people who first watched Wizard of Oz on a black and white TV.