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yetanother12345
4y ago
> have no idea who bunny.net is $ whois bunny.net (...) Registrant Name: Registration Private Registrant Organization: Domains By Proxy, LLC Registrant Street: DomainsByProxy.com Registrant Street: 2155 E Warner Rd Registrant City: Tempe
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4y ago
Thanks for submitting that link. It was a very interesting perspective although I doubt that the author (or Bourdieu, or both) really understands the nature of the Art MarketS (with a capital S to emphasize that it is not just one market bu
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5y ago
In this day and age (at least in my country, a Western Democracy) libraries are not being built, rather closed, or converted to some other uses. And the majority of the vast inventories of books that was once the property of said libraries
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5y ago
You may be confusing matters. To a living artist in general the market is not an advantage. The artist is not even an actor on said market, the market operates totally removed from the artist. Mostly the "well known artists" that
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This was interesting. My background is that I'm a creative artist ("one of them pesky painters") who has to eat, and due to this has been forced to work in several IT related areas for the past three decades or so, employed a
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5y ago
> ... pixels - seems to be the keyword that reveals the depth of ignorance. Limiting painting to what can be done electronically (and hence ignoring all use of pigment) seems to discard a few 100,000years of painting history
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5y ago
> tools That term is a bit too broad. It does make a difference if said tool is a hammer or a pincer. Specifically they are FILTERS. And, extremely aggressive filters at that. For each 10 listings on the front page several millions of pa
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5y ago
Insanity, just like the DDOSing. Times of crisis are exactly the times where the possibility to read news, information, opinion (and propaganda) from the opposing side is most important
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5y ago
because it's too dang expensive to charge anything less than far too much. - you have taxes, accounting, support, legal documents, incorporation issues, paid assistance for bookkepping and other non-core things, etc etc ad nauseam.