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by illwrks 4y ago
The anarchist cookbook... I remember downloading it and putting it on a floppy disk, I'm not sure I ever even look at it :D
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by illwrks 4y ago
A friend of a friend is exactly like this. Extremely skewed opinions on 'facts'. Whenever I meet them I avoid any topic to do with politics or the war, I just don't have the time or patience, they are too far down the rabbit
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by illwrks 4y ago
In my university job I worked in the fruit and veg section of a large grocery store. Every other month we had spiders or scorpions in the fresh boxes of bananas. The whole area has to be cleared of customers and we had to catch the thing a
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by illwrks 4y ago
I can say the same. I'm less interested in seeking out "new" music and more interested in music that seems to have stood the test of time.
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Lovely story. The same still happens today for any commercial artwork (game artwork, film artwork, products and advertising). It usually goes out to pitch, agency teams, contractors or subcontractors do the work, it goes through many many r
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Maybe :(
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Does that not devalue the celebrity? If they are everywhere then they become tiresome and then the next new one comes along
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by illwrks 4y ago
Matte painting I believe it's called. Green screen is just it taken to the extreme.
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I wear glasses. I did old school photography as a module throughout university. Multiple times a week I was in a dark room under red lights for a couple of hours at a time. I remember the first few weeks my eyes muscles were extremely fati
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by illwrks 4y ago
Without over complicating it, I wonder if you had a flexible second hand like a spring, that's just a bit too long, with pins on the 5 second hand, dots on the rest and decent motor to drive the shaft. As the shaft turns the spring bui
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by illwrks 4y ago
If you can live with iTunes, you really can't beat iPods. I've got a classic that's still rock solid and gets regular use at home and in the car. I did have to swap out the battery last year though.
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I have Prime as an Amazon subscriber and beyond that I tend to cycle through film subscriptions every few months. Just closed off Disney+ and now back in Netflix, had Mubi last summer, and prior to that Netflix. This seems to be a sensible
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by illwrks 4y ago
It reminds me of the ViziCities work that was done 7/8 years ago by a guy called Rob Hawkes - https://twitter.com/robhawkes That to me was groundbreaking. https://github.com/UDST/vizicities
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by illwrks 4y ago
Great show!!
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This is great, I popped in a song title from a band I like and found a playlist with some tracks that sound really good!
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For any large company (with a brand team) these tools will only ever be a starting point to get a general direction. It might remove some initial back and forth working through some basic things that a junior might do. The output might then
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by illwrks 4y ago
Imagine the admin required to setup and manage something like that... If implemented now, what about in 2032 when you're watching re-runs from 2022? What if the store goes bust or styles change?
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by illwrks 4y ago
"We wanted it to sound like a Polaroid picture” So... the wobble-wobble sound when you... shake it, shh shh shh shake it like a Polaroid picture? (Sorry I couldn't help myself)
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by illwrks 4y ago
In summary: User Experience.
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"I'm not sure how the world will respond." Naked poker/chess etc...
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I first saw it around 1998 I think, in my early teens, and it made the same impression on me. So many of the ideas were amazing! It was also around this time I saw Terminator 2, RoboCop and The Fifth Element for the first time also. And the
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by illwrks 4y ago
@connorlu My employer has offices across the major UK cities including London. I doubt there would be any cost but it would likely need to be planned a month or so in advance as the building managers and security need to be briefed and appr
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by illwrks 4y ago
What I would love is to have all of this all done in-camera. It would be great for children to get them interested without having all of the boring 'complicated' computer stuff afterward. Imagine a camera with a three-way switch,
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Imagine this with a business version/evolution of AirTags, digital targeted advertising with a physical element.
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Irish also, twelve years to the day I've been living abroad. I'm not really interested in "drinking", I've more a European approach to it, enjoying a relaxed pint or a glass of wine etc. I 100% agree with you thoug
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by illwrks 4y ago
Use a piece of light-tack masking tape. Problem solved. I recommend "washi tape" if you can find it. Pro tip: fold one end of the tape over onto itself to stick together, you now have a pull-tab to easily remove the tape it if you
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by illwrks 4y ago
Not enough integrity in the world. We'll done on being a decent person and highlighting the error.
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I still have my 2009 13 inch mac book pro. I've long since swapped out the hdd for an SSD and maxed the ram to 16GB but it's perfectly usable for light tasks and as a backup machine , has a lovely keyboard too. The battery it toas
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by illwrks 4y ago
Look for "Glycee" printers, they are basically fancy inject prints. I had some prints done in the UK, onto archival paper, the print quality was fantastic. Depending on the source image your milage may vary though. I had prepped
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My parents and their neighbours had plenty of flowers and suitable plants growing in their gardens. They live in a small tourist town in south west Ireland. I have vivid memories as a child of what was likely thousands of monarch butterflie

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