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Great idea! The trick is to zoom into peoples clothing, and then the associated event becomes quite obvious. Eg. Photo of Disco, no crazy lapels, obviously towa
by pembrook 2y ago
Great idea! The trick is to zoom into peoples clothing, and then the associated event becomes quite obvious. Eg. Photo of Disco, no crazy lapels, obviously towards the end of disco, which puts you within a year or two.
Might have gotten lucky but zooming in on clothing got me to 1.8 years off on average (top 2%).
- david-gpu 2y agoPinch to zoom didn't work for me on Firefox for Android, and neither did double tapping.
- nly 2y agoMe either. Squinting at it didn't help.
- SlackSabbath 2y agoSettings > Accessibility > Zoom on all websites
- exhilaration 2y agoThanks!!!
- qw 2y agoIt doesn't work for me either (Android+Chrome)
- janwillemb 2y agoLong press the picture, open image in new tab. Then you can zoom.
- fooker 2y agoYeah Firefox has trouble with a decent fraction of web apps nowadays. Not their fault of course, with people not testing with Firefox.
- Jensson 2y agoI just went by feel of each and got 2.4 year average, also top 2%. I guess it doesn't do higher than top 2% then. > obviously towards the end of disco What is the end of disco?
- frereubu 2y agoI presume OP meant towards the end of the disco era.
- input_sh 2y agoDisco is probably the only genre whose "death" (as in very quick drop from being mainstream) can be traced to a very specific date: July 12th, 1979. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Demolition_Night https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Demolition_Night
- Al-Khwarizmi 2y agoInteresting. Can we organize an event to blow up reggaeton records (or trap, or latin urban, or whatever they call it now - sounds all similar to me) and hope for it to go away?
- input_sh 2y agoPersonally, I'd prefer for a young white male demographic to not riot against music primarily associated with certain marginalised communities anymore.
- pembrook 2y agoThe person you’re responding to is an autistic wheelchair-bound lesbian woman living in Ghana. What now? Personally, I’d prefer internet commenters argue in good faith instead of emotionally parroting 2010s social justice identity jargon. You could have responded with something op was missing about said music (interesting history, examples of artists innovating there, etc) instead and added some value to the thread.