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jephson

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    Comment #46381826

    I recall being 6 years old and singing the "Wonder Woman lost her bosoms" variant at primary school in New Zealand. This was 1982 so definitely sung internationally prior to The Si…

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    Comment #40404982

    “SA: Yes, I had a heart attack when I was twenty-five. I had a viral infection of the pericardium.” https://www.furious.com/perfect/shellac.html

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    Comment #40305910

    > Interesting that he died of a heart attack at a relatively young, healthy man(61). He had an earlier heart attack at age 25, long before COVID-19.

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    Comment #34350923

    I expected the article to be about The Trons https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Trons

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    Comment #33841001

    Can you make the same case using a country sharing a similar lack of public sector corruption with New Zealand? New Zealand consistently ranks as one of the least corrupt countries…

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    Comment #33569914

    A cheeky response to Lucier's work: https://coryarcangel.com/things-i-made/2004-004-iron-maidens...

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    Comment #31917021

    This reminds me of a recent documentary about a billionaire transporting trees, often purchased from families in financial distress, to his private fantasy garden: Taming The Garde…

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    Comment #31733576

    > Chicken have been seen as food for the majority of our existence on this planet This may not be correct: https://www.theguardian.com/science/2022/jun/06/chickens-wer...

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    Comment #31419617

    > really improbable that anyone else would try to replicate the endeavor. Not so, this week I bought one of the cameras mentioned in the article for the same purpose.

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    Comment #31000350

    Legowelt and Ceephax Acid Crew have come to dominate my listening over the past decade. Favourite Legowelt release ever (in the guise of The Psychic Stewardess) is Spiritual Founda…

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    Comment #30902533

    > from blobs-of-HTML-in-a-database Gutenberg has doubled down on blobs of HTML in the database: everything within ` ` is stored as one big blob if using "full site editing", includ…

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    Comment #30175737

    > Page performance from sites made with WP's block editor is pretty good compared to other editor plugins Perhaps, but it's never been a great idea to use editor plugins at all. > …

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    Comment #27601620

    This is certainly evidence that cats are killing birds but characterising the numbers in the studies you've cited as absolute decimation seems unfair. I'm genuinely surprised at ho…

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    Comment #27600434

    There isn't overwhelming evidence, though. Native bird life in New Zealand has dramatically increased in recent years, despite cats continuing to enjoy relative freedom and huge nu…

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    Comment #27520443

    This particular page design can be read as an intentional response to Web2.0, something the authors of this article considered to be part of a broader campaign to remove "amateur" …

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    Comment #26606119

    https://www.figmacrashcourse.com/ helped me get started, though there's currently only content under the Auto Layout section.

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    Comment #26552663

    I recall seeing a behind-the-scenes clip somewhere (perhaps on the Directors Label series that came out in the early 2000s) where Gondry talks about his brother piecing this togeth…

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    Comment #26526549

    A great little front-end project for generating these numerals: https://adrianroselli.com/2021/02/cistercian-svg.html

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    Comment #26043795

    A 2021 appeal to bring them back: https://www.joshwcomeau.com/react/modern-spacer-gif/

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    Comment #25910327

    It does feel there's something of a line between the older folklore and the urban, technology-infused tales, but overall it is a great connection to make. Takashi Miike's The Great…

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    Comment #25906978

    Your questions make me realise I've long held the presumption this is a cultural response to events like Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

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    Comment #25074743

    And, more recently: https://v6.robweychert.com/blog/2018/09/revisiting-incomplet...