Andrew Browne

They worked to radically stop any protests that aimed to upset the status quo, and have also spent the last decade or more talking down to protestors as well. It’s a shame

YES you are outsourcing your brain, you are outsourcing your motherfucking SOUL.

As soon as you delegate a skill to AI, you condemn future you from EVER being able to learn that skill, all because you’re lazy or afraid at being bad at something. Sad and pathetic.

I support this!

He Grew Obsessed With an AI Chatbot. Then He Vanished in the Ozarks Jon Ganz committed a terrible crime in his youth, but he survived prison, fell in love, and started over. His new life unraveled in a way nobody could have predicted.

This is a wild and disturbing story

www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

They have always been the party of censorship. They never hated "cancel culture" they hated being held to account. They still know they aren't right. But they need to feel like they are. So they are going to ruin lives and kill the future until they feel better about themselves... Or we stop them.

Congratulations!👏

There was another variant, as well as a Kaba poster as well, but this was the one I imagine I will want to hang eventually

New poster

Creating the hellscape no one wants or needs

Corporations are not your friends. They are about investors making money in any way possible. I wish people would realize this.

For those in the US, it looks like several Robert Redford films are available on Tubi, including the following:
The Natural
Jeremiah Johnson
The Chase

And Kanopy:
All is Lost
Barefoot in the Park
The Great Gatsby
Downhill Racer

For those in the US, it looks like several Robert Redford films are available on Tubi, including the following:
The Natural
Jeremiah Johnson
The Chase

And Kanopy:
All is Lost
Barefoot in the Park
The Great Gatsby
Downhill Racer

Send some over🙏🏼😆

Let’s see them!

It's okay to think some stuff is shit.
You may go a little crazy pretending it isn't.
That irritation will build.

A scene from the night time streets of Shimbashi, Tokyo, in a typhoon back in 2008. Looking due west in this shot, into a road that is always busy - as it is here - feeding people from many offices in Toranomon into the bars and eateries of Shimbashi. A red traffic light over the road reflects brightly on the wet road.

A triptych of photographs made back in 2010 in Tokyo’s Akihabara district, underneath a favourite underpass of mine. I like it because of how the light comes in from top and sides. And the angle of the pavement and road. Here we see, from the top: Three people walking left to right, each carrying an umbrella. The person at the front has a pink umbrella. Behind them is a person carrying a blue one. They’re walking along a section of raised pathway, with a railing running along. In the second image, my angle has changed and we see the road and pavement heading down under the railway more clearly. A yellow taxi drives from left to right, blurred by the 1/6th second exposure. As are the pedestrians, of which there are four. Each blurred slightly by the slow exposure. The last image is another from the side-on angle in the first. A single pedestrian walks left to right carrying umbrella. In the foreground the red light of a passing car is blurred by the long exposure.

Good morning from a rainy, squally Tokyo.

Typhoon15 is passing through. But other parts of the country have had a lot worse rainfall and flooding than we'll likely see here. My thoughts with them.

So, if you're out and about in Japan today, stay safe and stay as dry as possible.

Luv&peace.
❤️🙏☔

I’m admittedly very hesitant about anytime anyone copies the Akira poster, but when Otomo himself draws it🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

Not to mention that what seems popular now is a style more akin to a hotel. That’s not a home.

I follow several remodelers, architects, etc based in Japan, and it’s always so depressing to see the homes they build have cold white walls with zero art hung up.

a man in a suit and tie is standing in front of a blue hose hanging on a fence . ALT: a man in a suit and tie is standing in front of a blue hose hanging on a fence .

Today:

For a Few Dollars More

Do people really eat there? That’s what I really want to know.

😂😂

Their site appears to be down, but yeah. I guess they have gift stores, too, so you’re not entirely wrong. Wild stuff.

I truly thought it was some Dollar Store-type business from the 1970s. So, I guess their rebranding worked in that sense

I don’t give a shit about the logo, but I honestly had no idea Cracker Barrel was even a restaurant or that it still existed as a business

As evening falls (Sapporo)

Cragside today - might have been built by the first international arms dealer (Lord Armstrong), but it's a very cool place with some beautiful sights!

Just sent this out to the mailing list, but here's the short version: I'm raising funds for Citizens Advice with some of my work colleagues, if you'd like to chip in (and/or sponsor me to run the Sheffield 10K in a luchador mask) please have a look: www.avivacommunityfund.co.uk/p/steel-city...