USPS tracking: 1. We’re not sure it exists yet 2. It’s arrived

Never forget “what the fuck is up Denny’s” ? https://t.co/HwThzF69ta

yes, i'm posting furniture now. beautiful piece but the lack of price shown leads me to believe it's hella expensive

One of my absolute favorites. https://t.co/2YLOCBfGx9

Sometimes you just need to take a trip down an Instagram feed filled with a variety of tattoo styles ranging from pure metal to absolutely delightful to legitimately funny. Thanks Mr. Jan.

I posted about this NYT Review of the new Museum of Modern Art exhibition Toward a Concrete Utopia: Architecture in Yugoslavia, 1948–1980 but hadn't taken much of a dive into the exhibition itself.

Aside from that absolutely gorgeous structure - Monument to the Battle of the Sutjeska - there's a lot to unpack in the postwar decisions to create a welcoming, socialist environment in Yugoslavia but it's always good to start with the basics. Watch this video for a good overview of the thinking behind the enormous project and many great images from initial inception and construction.

via @waxpancake

!!! found this obscure nintendo VHS from 1989 that i watched so many times as a kid. it's an hour of cheats and strategies explained by the "u.s. national video game team". the sfx and bone-dry voiceover haunt me to this day. i owned none of the games. https://t.co/4aNdsodecy

a track from the RUN EP remixed by a Nashville outfit

Most of the time when I read about VR, it's in the context of videogaming in one way or another. That's all well and good but seems like a fairly limited scope if it's going to be the Next Great Technology (which is another reason AR has always seemed more interesting to me).

However, this Marshall Project piece on A View of Tomorrow that covers how Virtual Reality is being used inside of correctional facilities is a new and compelling implementation of the tech. Imagine being imprisoned for any significant amount of time - 10, 20, 40 years - and how much the world would have changed during that time. The ability to acclimate to the outside world would be jarring, at best, once you've finally earned your freedom.

Correctional facilities in Philadelphia and Colorado are trying out new experimental programs in which they help prisoners ready themselves for that release by immersing them in a virtual world before they experience it. Something as simple as walking around the halfway house they'll be staying in or going to the grocery store with self-checkout kiosks can be a huge help on learning how to simply exist.

There's plenty of discourse to be had around prisons in general that shouldn't be washed over just because some are using some new fangled technology. On the whole, they're inhumane, dangerous and often do nothing to rehabilitate their inhabitants. It's an awful scenario and this experiment shouldn't be thought of as a softening of that experience but at least some are making an effort to help the incarcerated stay away once they are released.

If I could give any advice to my younger self it’d be to take advantage of bread bowls before you grow up and get too in your head about it.

100% emoji running in a macOS terminal, generated by 8kb of code. https://t.co/JJRu238T6M

Even the comments are gold

absolutely gorgeous

Haha nice https://t.co/qelbWd6GAU

The Venture Bros. Season 7 trailer looks nuts! ? https://t.co/cTSUtafhe3 https://t.co/4k3gJi0zss

holy shit this is great

Glad to have that cleared up https://t.co/Brlmuaa4K8

You, dumb: Can I ask you a question? Me, brilliant linguist: That's literally the only type of thing you can ask

here's the cover i designed for CRACKED PLATE, the second single from the forthcoming YOU DRIVE LP. https://t.co/RcRSWZfExA https://t.co/Qu64pbRBWo