The fact that visual collage can exist so easily, and yet audio collage is facing an uphill battle, some 40 years later, feels like a big indicator that copyright law in the US still needs a massive overhaul
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The fact that visual collage can exist so easily, and yet audio collage is facing an uphill battle, some 40 years later, feels like a big indicator that copyright law in the US still needs a massive overhaul
I still maintain that The Jungle should be required reading in high school in the US, but I think it will never happen
Nah, they keep getting younger and younger, the girls stay the same age. Benjamin Button gets away with being creepy because reasons 😂
We low-level accidentally Day the Earth Stood Still remake Gort ourselves, basically?
I bet this is one of Sam Widge’s recipes
Makes sense. Thanks for the info!
I wonder if that’s because there’s a high rate of overall mortality, i.e. they’re only living past 30 sometimes?
It’s part of one of the meme formats to double the last word of the previous line for humorous effect.
External RAM is cheap. Pen and paper
By their powers combined, they become wannabe MiniTru!
Ooh, was there a game that did that?
Maybe I want to root for the unprecedentedly forward thinking companies, because it’s like a glimpse of what a lot of companies probably look like in other countries, especially the Nordic countries, that haven’t had a history that led to their governments being able to be used as a tool to stifle competition, unlike the US
“We’re owl exterminators!”
Sounds like you may be unfamiliar with Tijuana Bibles, as they were called. You might find their history interesting.
Gecko, the underlying engine behind Firefox, is an entirely different code base from Chromium
I can’t imagine removing a healthy part of the endocrine system has good results in the long term. If it’s an option, perhaps an ovarian preserving spay, or a vasectomy, would be in order. Though not many vets in the US offer such procedures. If only we could be more like Germany…