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How an imprisoned playwright helped create Australia’s most iconic internet meme. This...is democracy manifest.
turns out the succulent chinese meal guy has an incredible backstory of horrific police brutality, institutional abuse, and brilliant art
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I'm not hating the mike addition this season btw-don't have super strong feelings about him as a 'person' but as a character he gels SO well with the world as it's been established it's kind of remarkable and I do think he and maggie are cute together (for now 🛰️...)
I've been kind of trepidatious about any kind of joel-jealous-of-one-of-maggie's-boyfriends plotline, so I really loved that the only hint of that we've gotten so far isn't (just) 'rah rah I don't want her also no one else can have her,' but rather a moment of clarity that being good with people has the potential to make her better at his job than he is. And instead of being (just) charmed or won over he started experiencing, like, Perspective Envy.
He doesn't want to be the boyfriend he wants to be her
I'm not hating the mike addition this season btw-don't have super strong feelings about him as a 'person' but as a character he gels SO well with the world as it's been established it's kind of remarkable and I do think he and maggie are cute together (for now 🛰️...)
I've been kind of trepidatious about any kind of joel-jealous-of-one-of-maggie's-boyfriends plotline, so I really loved that the only hint of that we've gotten so far isn't (just) 'rah rah I don't want her also no one else can have her,' but rather a moment of clarity that being good with people has the potential to make her better at his job than he is. And instead of being (just) charmed or won over he started experiencing, like, Perspective Envy.
I'm not hating the mike addition this season btw-don't have super strong feelings about him as a 'person' but as a character he gels SO well with the world as it's been established it's kind of remarkable and I do think he and maggie are cute together (for now 🛰️...)
Also Chris fans you are eating well no matter what. I think it's so funny that the show is an instruction against individualism (often pontificated upon BY CHRIS!) and then is also like. the chris cinematic universe
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Rules of the Les Misérables magic system (as far as I can figure out):
As long as there is still suffering to be had, Jean Valjean cannot die
Jean Valjean has super strength which cannot be depleted by age or his poor ability to look after himself (up to a point)
Once a person has met Cosette, lack of proximity to her will slowly drain their life force
The dead benevolently haunt those they loved while alive (ily ghost!Fantine)
Javert has an incredible ability to recognise potential criminals (read people from lower social classes)
Eponine has the ability to blend into the background but cannot turn this power off
The only one immune to this power is Javert which isn’t very helpful
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Not real old school hsmd but like early early modern hsmd
thanks for clarifying this after tagging me posting about a c minus-list canadian celebrity as naruto men
Theodore Hancock, untitled (New York skyline), 1940s. Gouache on paper.
Photo: 1st Dibs
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fragility by minyoung kim, 2022, acrylic on canvas mounted on panel, 33 × 33 inches
original url http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/Museum/7344/
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this is so good this is SO good this is SO SO SO GOOD. languagehat you remain undefeated linksource. absolutely beautiful descriptions of arabic typography, calligraphy, etc, with technical details both scriptologically and in terms of the problems with the code. sorry for a long-ass pullquote that isn't even especially representative but this section made me SO happy
The first book printed in movable Arabic type was a book of hours, Kitāb Ṣalāt al-Sawāʿī, produced in 1514 in Fano, in the Papal States, by the Venetian printer Gregorio de' Gregori. It was set by craftsmen who could not read a word of what they were setting, and you can tell: letters detach at the joints, dots drift away from their letters, final forms turn up in the middle of words.
Two decades later the Paganini press in Venice printed the first Qurʾān in movable type, a commercial venture aimed at the Ottoman market, and it failed so completely (typographic errors compounded by textual ones, in the one book whose point is textual fidelity) that every copy vanished and scholars spent four centuries politely doubting the edition had ever existed. Then in 1987 a single copy surfaced in the library of a Venetian friary, where it had been sitting the whole time.
The Ottoman side of the story is usually told in one sentence, "the sultans banned printing," and the sentence is doing suspicious amounts of work. The standard account has Bayezid II prohibiting printing in Arabic characters in 1485 and Selim I renewing the ban in 1515 on pain of death. The inconvenient detail, which the historian Kathryn Schwartz laid out in 2017, is that no text of either edict survives, and the story traces back to the reports of European travellers. Which does not mean it is false; it means the favourite explanation for why the Islamic world "missed" printing rests on evidence that would not survive a code review. What is actually documented is that the first Ottoman Muslim press, İbrahim Müteferrika's in Istanbul, opened in 1727, and that the deeper resistance was professional and aesthetic rather than theological: an empire employing tens of thousands of calligraphers in a refined, thousand-year-old craft looked at Fano-quality output and saw, quite reasonably, a downgrade. They were the only people in this story with working quality assurance.
Robert Wood Lynn, “There is Only One Ocean”
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Sarah Pater - Nine Cherries at Dusk, 2025 - Oil and wax on canvas over panel
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