posted March 26, 2022 #
My brain can not understand how this exists. What a repository.
posted March 25, 2022 #
apparently Bob Kane is not the sole creator of Batman. Bill Finger created... most of the entire Batman universe.
posted March 23, 2022 #
Curious to listen to this as it came my way on a trusted recommendation. I am fascinated by caffeine and adenosine.
“Dr. Andrew Huberman shares the small behaviors that make a huge impact on your health, including how light affects your sleep and your energy levels, tips to control bad impulses, exercises to slow the aging process, and so much more.”
posted March 21, 2022 #
a podcast I enjoy talking about the blockchain, NFTs and the movie Nightmare Alley in a surprisingly contextualized manner. Bonus, my ex-VHX co-workers who started the GAWDS NFT project all make an appearance. Very interesting stuff regardless of how you feel about NFTs.
posted March 16, 2022 #
TIL that Tumblr has a shop and many of items have almost no branding; just pizza and aliens. Approved.
posted March 16, 2022 #
massive interview with Matt Mullenweg of Automattic and I'm now over the moon about them as a company. Smitten!
posted March 13, 2022 #
"contemporary-country-meets-Italian-disco-meets-synth-pop pastiche" and it's GOOD
posted March 12, 2022 #
rarely do I encounter a *writer's* website primarily aimed at advertising campaigns and actually leave entertained. Vandersall apparently works on the StreetEasy campaigns; which are always a delight
posted March 12, 2022 #
ran across this on Youtube. Took a few tracks for it to hit me but when it did, it hit good. Recommended.
posted March 10, 2022 #
Competitor to DistroKid and TuneCore. I don’t personally need this at this time but it’s great to see more options in this space. The deal terms are stellar too. Is there a hidden catch??
posted March 9, 2022 #
good lord this is both daunting and enjoyable
posted March 9, 2022 #
give it 34 seconds, that should be sufficient to entice you for the full 7 minutes
posted March 8, 2022 #
an extremely long take on the foibles of Tumblr and what might be next. I would contend that if you're in need of inspiration; there's still no better destination than Tumblr.
posted March 6, 2022 #
Been enjoying a browse through the works of
Lauren Gregory; a nice blend of paintings, animations, mixed media and some fascinating hybrids of all of the above. You may have encountered her work via the Toro y Moi video for "
Rose Quartz" but there's plenty more to see.
Nashville's
Red Arrow Gallery is showing an exhibit of her work during March of 2022, so if you get the opportunity to swing by... you should.
posted March 5, 2022 #
still a highly underrated band. wish they still made music.
posted March 4, 2022 #
watch this and delight in the jargon. further treats await with some googling but I won't spoil it. Just enjoy.
posted March 4, 2022 #
such a fan of this art style. may have to play this!
posted March 3, 2022 #
I commented on this ever so briefly
on Twitter but Bandcamp recently announced that they are being
acquired by Epic Games. In the words of
Andy Baio, I didn't see this one coming.
I've been championing the Bandcamp
since 2008 and they've pretty much never disappointed with the services they offer and their "artist first" mentality. In a world of streaming services that treat music as a meaningless commodity, it always seemed like Bandcamp did the opposite
and managed to be socially active with Bandcamp Fridays, Juneteenth fundraising, Transgender Law Center fundraising, and more. To be perfectly succinct about it, they've always acted like they kind of company you
want companies to act like.
The Epic Games acquisition doesn't
necessarily signal the death knell for the service. It's entirely possible that they will be infused with a lot of capital which will allow them to grow into more artist-first services and expand upon what they already have. Historically that's not really how it goes but it is
possible.
As I've been a fan of the service for over a decade, I am cautiously optimistic that this decision was not made lightly and that they have a sensible plan for how to proceed. I'm mostly just baffled because everything I've read about Bandcamp is that they are a
profitable company. Isn't that the end goal of any business? Be profitable and continue to be profitable. The idea that
growth is the primary goal for all things just feels overly capitalistic; a mindset that I never saw exhibited by the service previously.
Here's to cautious optimism and hoping that history does not repeat itself. All we can do now is wait and see. :fingerscrossed:
posted March 2, 2022 #
honestly speechless. Gonna take a bit to let this sink in and form an opinion.