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it took me a minute or two when i first saw it!

worth pointing out the date on that! it's 22 years old.

Ah, don't be jealous of him. He was hoping for a million or two more, poor fucker.

the lad in question recently sold his gaff for over €8m.

Mentioned it here before; having been to a school with some rich people. The lads whose parents were rich had ways of letting you know they were rich. It was second or third year before I found out just how rich the parents were of the chap who was *really* rich.

the chapter from naomi klein's last book, which relates most closely to anti-semitism and israel/palestine, has been made available to read for free. https://naomiklein.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Israel-Palestine-and-the-Doppelganger-Effect.pdf

this was yanked within hours of being posted. https://web.archive.org/web/20240301170542/https://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/a46975496/behind-f1-velvet-curtain/ "I think if you wanted to turn someone into a socialist you could do it in about an hour by taking them for a spin around the...

as good a place as any to put this - vice magazine is no more.

That pdf won't download for me; any chance you could try re-uploading it?

https://defector.com/how-will-the-golden-age-of-making-it-worse-end

we were talking about a related topic in work recently - how job insecurity makes people dishonest. if you did something wrong and you've no job security,

I remember the doc about cascadia. Basic gist was 'move out of Seattle, go to Vancouver'. The former is built on mud and silt, the latter on rock (built by Jefferson starship I guess). The nature of a quake would be side to side shaking, possibly causing partial liquefaction of the mud...

not me - that'd be taubstumm you'd need there.

your history teacher made you learn a bunch of stuff about a fictional character?

when i was a kid i thought he was singing about donkey hotay.

don't tell me you wouldn't walk past the chap in the street and think 'fuck me, that's don quixote'

https://news.artnet.com/opinion/quantitative-aesthetics-2276351

https://www.newyorker.com/tech/annals-of-technology/chatgpt-is-a-blurry-jpeg-of-the-web

Last time I was in one like that, it was a small one in Venice. We were also in one in Lisbon with a load of wax models of things that can go wrong with your genitals.

we usually end up in these sort of museums when we're in foreign climes.