printrrr

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   by printrrr 2y ago

   That's fair, missed that one.
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   by printrrr 2y ago

   This feels like a list of books that you tell people you read if you want them to think you have taste. Obviously any top list is subjective, but what I think we have here is an aggregate of readers on a forum who are trying to impress each
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   by printrrr 2y ago

   Rebelle does this. Here it is in 2021: https://www.escapemotions.com/blog/rebelle-5-meet-color-pigm... And here it is currently: https://escapemotions.com/products/rebelle/manual/starting
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   by printrrr 2y ago

   I prefer the codes of Chris Seivey/ Frank Sidebottom. Only, it too GCHQ to finally solve them. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-47907370
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   by printrrr 2y ago

   I highly reccomend The Weird and the Eerie by Mark Fisher. He's talking most about horror and strangeness in kterature and film, but I think it still applies to this. One is a presence of something that should not be there and the othe
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   by printrrr 3y ago

   Classic case of art washing a company that makes drones for Israel and probably needs some nice, soft, positive press pieces.