roncinephile

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by roncinephile 4d ago
This was very much a thing. The emotions wrapped up in iPods back in the day are incalculable. It was the tool that set us lumpenproles free back in the day
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by roncinephile 14d ago
This is an exquisitely beautiful project. I'm reminded of the excellent documentary Los Angeles Plays Itself (2003) by Thom Andersen. [it's on Hoopla and Kanopy]
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by roncinephile 20d ago
I'd watch that movie
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by roncinephile 3mo ago
Stretch out the time horizon. There's been a consistent tick tock pattern that stretches back to 1776. The United States vacillates from one extreme to another. It's our defining characteristic. The people who find themselves drun
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by roncinephile 3mo ago
> appeal to the "non-existent" center This is an insane notion. The center decides all elections in a two party system.
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by roncinephile 3mo ago
Looking to China as a purveyor of laissez faire freedom to do whatever you want is so nonsensical as to be a joke. Both US government and the Chinese government want this newfound power to be on a tight leash.
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by roncinephile 3mo ago
Closer to the Heart by Rush
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by roncinephile 5mo ago
this is reminding me of the dearly departed website and news outlet Photography Is Not a Crime. Carlos Miller a name worth remembering.
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by roncinephile 5mo ago
This is why you always launder, amateurs. Fences and obfuscation.
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by roncinephile 5mo ago
Reanimating a corpse that was killed under suspicious circumstances, all while milking value out of a name someone else developed and cultivated for years. Frankenstein's monster wearing a skin-suit. I don't see the money in this
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by roncinephile 5mo ago
if you're a political action group then voluntarily choosing to limit the eyeballs on the ideas you're trying to espouse seems so counterproductive and antithetical for your raison d'être that it's hard not to look at th
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by roncinephile 6mo ago
Halo Infinite is the closest I've gotten to the UT feeling nowadays. Simple arena, equal playing field, drop in drop out, tools-not-loadouts design. It's a shame how a variable and strong design gets put off into the corner to wit