Monterey Bay Aquarium
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One Nice Bug Per Day
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
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we're not kids anymore.
taylor price
titsay
DEAR READER
todays bird
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Cosmic Funnies
cherry valley forever
Origami Around
Product Placement
#extradirty
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Cyberprince and the revolution
Ahh, yes, the Akira Purple Rain crossover we all forgot about.
Oddly enough, this isn't he first time I've seen a Prince x Akira crossover. Check this shirt design from Jonny Negron from like, a decade ago.
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Looking forward to a new generation of people being confused by Linn Kurosawa
Cyberpunk special in Commodore User, December 1989
Fender Custom Shop Masterbuilt Retro Paisley Floral Decor Telecaster
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DARK CITY 1998・dir. Alex Proyas
Vampire Hunter D, 1985
Atsushi Sakurai, BUCK-TICK single "Speed" 1991 (1st photo)
Mel Gibson behind the scenes on The Road Warrior (1981)
This came out at a good time.
My girl Mina going through it.
https://archive.org/details/pola-meets-lyrica
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"We're gonna achieve immortality by turning ourselves into machines" buddy I want you to find yourself a 15 year old laptop and try to run a 10 year old piece of software on it please. Connect to the internet, if you can, and attempt to log into any of your online accounts
Good luck cyborg buddy, I wish you the best.
Also, previous tag:
fun fact this is a big issue that museums/archives/preservation professionals run into
This is something I bring up a lot. Digital preservation is not a thing to rely on. Anything digital is inherently ephemeral, fleeting.
All current and former digital storage will eventually fail. Paper tapes and punch cards cards wear and rot. Magnetic tape and disks grow mold and shed their magnetic coating. Hard drives seize and crash, their controllers fail. Optical media scratches, rots, or simply fades. Solid state media loses its charge over time. Cloud services shut down with no warning.
Long-term digital storage is a never-ending process of copying to new media.
And then there's the problem of format.
It took less than 30 years for digital works by Andy Worhol — one of the most popular artists of the 20th century — to be lost to obsolete technology.
A dozen previously unknown works created by Andy Warhol have been recovered from 30-year-old Amiga disks.
We had the disks, we had the computers, we had modern emulators for the computers. But reading the images (PDF Archive) required very specific combinations of operating system and software versions, and in some cases required reverse-engineering image formats for which the correct combination of software could not be found.
This wasn't some obscure machine. Millions of Amiga computers were sold, and Amiga users are among the most dedicated to keeping the platform going long after its discontinuation.
And still the image format had to be reverse-engineered to recover Worhol's images.
How much of our culture from the past 30 years has been entirely digital?
To be fair, this isn't exactly a new problem, or even one unique to the digital era. But I do wonder what will remain for future generations looking back. How much of human history has been pieced together from shards of pottery and clay tablets? With our communications, our documents, our art all moving to digital media, what will be left of us to dig up? What will it tell of our story, of who we are, what we believed, what challenges we overcame?
that's right. bump combat is returning.
i should make a list
off the top of my head:
sylvie rpg
angeline era
ringlorn saga and ringlorn saga gaiden
hyper bun buster: rocket hammer action
the fairune games
a couple more
X-YZE
Mym's Sword (a lil' bit twin stick styles)
Very non-traditional, but there's IquaRPG from a few years ago by Hubol (who'd previously collabed with Sylvia of Sylvie RPG).
Magnum P.I. // S02E12 The Jororo Kill
I think this is the first image/gifset I've seen of this moment that wasn't edited to make it look like Mangum shot that woman unprompted after the "Nuns don't work on Sunday" revelation.
Some reverse "Han shot first" type shit.
Alex Cox - Repo Man (1984)
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Sweatshirt design that was part of a giveaway to readers of Young Magazine in 1984.
