Kara Kittel

My Gothic Dissertation What do grad school and the gothic have in common? Find out in My Gothic Dissertation, the first ever podcast dissertation produced by Anna Williams.

Bluesky academics: I’m looking for examples of nontraditional & multimodal dissertations in the humanities and social sciences — for example, a podcast like this one: https://www.mygothicdissertation.com/

i love the r/flashlight community so much

i hope they told Need_Job_Coder that too

Summer of Protocols Guest Talk Series with Geoff Manaugh Codes of Entry: Burglary, Architecture, and the Protocols of “Nakatomi Space” Geoff Manaugh, author of A Burglar’s Guide to the City, will explore how criminal vulnerabilities can be inadvertently designed into the built environment—from the Los Angeles stormwater network being repurposed as an illicit method of entry in a 1986 bank heist, to a cat burglar who used Toronto’s fire code as an apartment-targeting mechanism, to a man who robbed dozens of chain restaurants based on their identical floor plans and predictable employee routines. This hour-long conversation, moderated by Venkatesh Rao, will also look at the idea of “Nakatomi space,” or the possibility that all architecture includes within it potential methods of misuse. https://summerofprotocols.com https://paragraph.xyz/@protocolized/ Guest Talk with Geoff Manaugh | Summer of Protocols

First guest talk in Summer of Protocols series: Geoff Manaugh, author of Burglar’s Guide to the City, spoke on Codes of Entry: Burglary, Architecture, and the Protocols of Nakatomi Space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pK7U2IrPETQ

you don’t get this kind of content on the train

taking the bus is so underrated. i’ve been listening to a kid scamming his mom into buying him vbucks for 20 minutes. he’s pulling the wool over her eyes

ok but did you see the desk mod where every time you shoot in a game your whole setup has recoil