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novosel
3y ago
If I am not wrong, De Iride (On rainbows) is considered lost.
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novosel
3y ago
Me three. I was hoping for a modifidable stripe configuration to carry data. A swarm of bees being a dancing-byte-string-of-sorts travelling across a landscape. I will stop now.
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novosel
3y ago
So, one writes a book to make a living? You made that comment to make ends meet? It is only "for free" if it has any value. This is the gift economy, where reciprocity is just a special (restricted) case of it.
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novosel
3y ago
https://archive.is/VpMSV
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novosel
3y ago
https://bullshitjobs.info/
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novosel
3y ago
Great questions, but no reply will be coming at you. Except an apologetic nonsense-logic-it-is-obvious-it-works trope. Only product is the profit.
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novosel
3y ago
No problem here. https://archive.is/DCm8e
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novosel
3y ago
For those interested in hi-res images of human eyes, (and some animals): https://www.surenmanvelyan.com/eyes/your-beautiful-eyes/?occ...
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novosel
3y ago
Great game. I feel this is an excelent resoultion for games, with a splash of colour, it would suffice for most arcarde style games. Now I am thinking, what is a minimum viable screen resolution for a given game concept, for it to work, ie
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novosel
3y ago
https://archive.is/XgDd8
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novosel
3y ago
I think that across Europe it is considered unlucky, or inappropriate to step on a door still (threshold?). I mean Europe as in European folklore.
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novosel
3y ago
If you have competitors, You are not original. So, there is nothing to protect.
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novosel
4y ago
I agree, I did a double take upon seeing it here. And the missing Messiah book that is presumedly lost.
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novosel
4y ago
"To prove that this was indeed the mechanism responsible for the durability of the Roman concrete, the team produced samples of hot-mixed concrete that incorporated both ancient and modern formulations, [...] cracked them, and then ran
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novosel
4y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31980266/
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novosel
4y ago
That is the definition of a genius-savant. True genius is always happening at the crossroads of his interests. Not linear, not monosyllabic, but divergent-recomposing-thing.
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novosel
4y ago
Yes, thank You. I made a spelling error. Biurnal is not nocturnal. I am not promoting that kind of lifestile. (have done it myself, mind you)
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novosel
4y ago
The question is rather: MUST You be rich, or not.
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novosel
4y ago
Completely in agrement with you. We are fundamentaly biurnal, you wake up, (in whatever state you prefer), and then do your thing with a limited (daily provided) resources that are awailable to you. Repeat.
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novosel
4y ago
From lightspeed's page, and I quote: For a more lightweight, easier-to-use alternative, check out the author's new, work-in-progress plugin, Leap. It is a streamlined, refined successor of Lightspeed, incorporating all the lessons
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novosel
4y ago
https://archive.is/JFzFP
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novosel
4y ago
Oh my god, this.
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novosel
4y ago
On a (slightly) tangent note, check out a Peter Strickland film --- Berberian Sound Studio. Foley artist caught in a horror movie/reality. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berberian_Sound_Studio
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novosel
4y ago
I agree, the pacing is hard. I assume you are talking about the narrative pacing. A well implemented push and pull of narrative is not always needed for a movie to work. I was talking about the whole atmosphere of the movie; even the slow s
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4y ago
For me, it is the whole cinematic universe conjured that is fantastic. The music, the grit, the characters, the dark baroque feeling it conveys. And that is, by the way, the hardest thing to accomplish on film. It is not in the cast, not i
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novosel
4y ago
I have been reading The memoirs of Jacques Casanova, The Modern Library edition 1929, translated by Madeleine Boyd. And now I see, it seems to be an edited version. Will have to check out the A. Machen translation. Thanks.
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novosel
4y ago
Fantastic! Are you reading Casanova in Latin?
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novosel
4y ago
Suspiciously akin to the Casanova's state of mind. (The journalism, I mean)
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novosel
4y ago
Those labels are printed too small for all intended audiences. I propose a Moore's law of a label printing density doubling every 18 months (years?).
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novosel
4y ago
I've read that as a sarcastic comment on the attitude of Casanova that could have placed him in a situation like that.
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