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Defunct - Nikon F3 | 50mm f/1.8 | Kentmere Pan 100
(lemmy.world)
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
otherwise you don't realise his movies are often in large part a collage of other movies.
Isn't that the definition of filmmaking? All movies are just collages of influences, style, and form. All art is a remix on previous forms.
It's okay to not like Tarantino, I don't care much about that, but your argument doesn't really hold up for me.
Doing the bull dance, feeling the flow, workin' it
workin' it
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In a Dream - Nikon F3 | 50mm f/1.8 | Ilford FP4 Plus
(lemmy.world)
I went out to try and catch some evening light around my house. When I took my camera out of the bag it immediately fogged up due to the quick change in heat and humidity. I snapped this one while I waited for it to acclimate.
Lando leads a lap! What a start.
McLaren wtf Zack is so fucking pumped, proud of that guy. What a performance from Norris and Piastri.
I think the basic idea is that data collection is a form of uncompensated labor. The matter of what it's worth isn't the issue, but the fact of it being worth anything to anyone at all, and it being taken from you with little to no choice in the matter. Not to mention bought, sold, traded, etc.
Yes, a lot of it is tied to agreeing to a EULA, but we all know that just about anything we click on or do on our phones and computers is tracked, stored, sold, and used to make money in dozens/hundreds of ways, EULA or not.
I don’t think I’ve ever bought something because of an advertisement.
Side note, this is incredibly difficult to believe, tbh.
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Lunch Break - Nikon F3 | 80-200mm f/4 | Kodak Ektar 100
(lemmy.world)
I routinely take my camera to work with me. I sometimes go out and walk around the campus during my lunch hour and see what I can find. It doesn't change much from day-to-day, but the surprises are worthwhile.
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Clean - Nikon F3 | 50mm f/1.8 | Kodak Ektar 100
(lemmy.world)
I've been wanting to get this shot for months, finally had a day off to catch it at the right time of day with minimal traffic about. Standing on a fairly slim concrete median was a little hairy, but worth it.
Truly shocked that it worked out for them at all.
I fully imagined ill advised stops that put them both back into the DRS train. Not bad, Scuderia!
Ferrari not pitting under the safety car.
Count that as the first strategy blunder of the day!
Jenson in the safety car, cheesing like a kid haha
Crofty referencing Russell's rain inside his helmet lol yes
This is what I'm worried about most, losing those long form communities, and the niche subs. Not just for being on reddit, though, but searching site:reddit.com when I'm looking for info about something.
Yes, there are a multitude of message boards out there to search, but the voting system makes better responses easier to find from reddit.
Even if a lot of us don't go back to reddit in any real way it's going to take a long, long time to replace it entirely for the broad range of uses it has, outside of it being a community.
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JonCecil
joined 1 year ago
This reminds me of the story I read once about Baseball Reference's old link naming structure.
It was similar to this scheme, but it took the first five letters of the last name, and the first two of the first name. There were variants and workarounds for players with the same letters in their name, and such.
But then there was the result for Jewish player Kevin Youkilis...