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by charlus 13y ago
This is the beauty of the performative documentary. It transcends the limitations of using film to document and as a use for truth. It works at a more ambiguous level and forces the audience to question rather than just learn, in this case
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by charlus 13y ago
I saw this last week with a really fascinating Q&A from Assange, thought he was very compelling. I'm not sure how the people of Sixteen Films will feel about this "challenging" The Fifth Estate though. It was a worthwhile
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by charlus 13y ago
It's something worth thinking about in concept. Comments in here saying that this sort of precaution was nonsensical only months ago. So perhaps it's worth considering the ideas and precautions that seem ridiculous now.
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by charlus 13y ago
It's the same on desktop, and I think it's because it links to the print copy, which has completely broke scrolling/keys functionality. The paged copy is fine however, and I'd like to think this is not deliberate.
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by charlus 13y ago
To be fair, it was Ck2 who added the word "murdered" not Wired.
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by charlus 13y ago
I think there's something to this - there's a plethora of websites sprouting up using the 'Hacker News for ___'. The semi-casual-professional platform makes sense for most industries. I work in arts/film, and althou
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by charlus 13y ago
On this note - does anyone know the reasons Canonical went with Indiegogo rather than Kickstarter for this? Given that it's fixed funding anyway.
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by charlus 13y ago
I think it's interesting - Proust talks about this, an intonation to show detachment. As he spoke I noticed, what had often struck me before in his conversations with my grandmother’s sisters, that whenever he spoke of serious matters