leftzero

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leftzero,

Does everyone hate real world?

I mean… kinda, yeah. Though, to be fair, the feeling seems to be mutual…

leftzero,

Meh, good luck with that.

All my Reddit comments have just said “Comment redacted in protest against Reddit’s deranged attacks against third party apps, the community, and common sense. See you’ll in Lemmy or Kbin once this embarrassment of a site is done enshittifying itself out of existence. Monetize this, u/spez, you greedy little pigboy. 🖕” since I edited them before moving here. 🤷‍♂️

leftzero,

It’s wrong, though. Kubrick hated travelling and filming on location. He had NASA send astronauts to the moon to shoot the backgrounds, but filmed everything in London. (As part of the payment, he got the lens he used to film Barry Lyndon, which had been designed to film the dark side of the moon and allowed him to shoot scenes lit only by candlelight).

leftzero,

Preposterous. Burritos are calzone.

leftzero,

What I’m saying is cupcakes are valid options for all meals of the day.

Exactly! Q.E.D.!

leftzero,

The thing is that, as you said, it’s happened several times before. Beta Ray Bill, Red Norvell, Eric Masterson… it’s been established for a long time that in the Marvel universe the title of Thor, God of Thunder, may be held by people who aren’t Thor Odinson (and that he might occasionally lose it, though so far only temporarily, at least in the main continuity).

leftzero,

Sir Terry Pratchett’s Discworld’s wizards are sort of like this, at least once Mustrum Ridcully becomes archchancellor, and especially once they built their magic Rube Goldberg style supercomputer Hex.

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leftzero,

I’ve met enough of them! People… what a bunch of bastards!

leftzero,

Not a telescope, but Barry Lyndon was shot using lenses designed specifically for the Apollo program to capture the dark side of the moon.

The large aperture of these lenses allowed Kubrick to shoot scenes lit only by candlelight, and helped make every frame look like a painting.

leftzero, (edited )

Yes, that’s a good example, though there are several other candlelit scenes in the film.

It might not be Kubrick’s most exciting film when it comes to plot, but it’s certainly remarkable and unique when it comes to its cinematography.

Definitely a must see (at least once) if you’re interested in cinema as a visual art.

leftzero,

I don’t know about whales, but dolphins are well known to be absolute degenerates.

leftzero,

Well, it’s a start. Once we’ve used it to colonise Mars and we have affordable private ships some Martian dude can overtune his and become famous and (posthumously) extremely wealthy…

leftzero,

Seriously, though, when those blue-green fuckers came up with oxygenic photosynthesis and started shitting oxygen all over the place they killed practically everything else on the planet, the bastards. Paleontologists call it the Oxygen Catastrophe or Oxygen Holocaust.

leftzero,

BSD, and by extension Darwin and macOS, is most definitely Unix, tracing its roots all the way back to the original Bell Labs Unix source code.

leftzero,

more dinosaurs

We’ve got more than twenty-six billion (and growing) just in chickens alone; I’d say that’s more than enough when it comes to dinosaurs.

leftzero,

Sauron (Marvel comics).

Stegron is, somehow, a whole other (yet remarkably similar) character, with practically the same goals, so it’s easy to confuse them.

(Frankly, sounds like Len Wein and Gil Kane might have forgotten Sauron existed and independently reinvented him, from how similar they are; there must’ve been something about turning people into dinosaurs in the early Marvel zeitgeist, I suppose, since they’re both quite ancient characters, Sauron having been created in 1969 and Stegron in 1974…)

leftzero,

Dinosaur fossils with signs of cancer

And birds can get cancer too, of course.

leftzero,

Those aren’t good types of bread, though.

leftzero,

Not as much as necrotic tissue still attached to the patient, I suppose. (The idea is that these maggots are extremely good at debridement, that is, at eating only the dead tissue and leaving the still healthy ones alone; other methods, like scalpels, can’t be so discriminating, and force the doctors to remove healthy tissue to make sure there’s no necrosis left).

leftzero,

These seem to be illustrations of Burgess Shale organisms, Burgess Shale being renowned for the excellent preservation of soft tissues in its fossils, so the bubbly bits were actually quite well preserved, if maybe a bit squished and deflated.

leftzero,

Thank you, now I can’t stop hearing them in Alan Tudyk’s Clayface voice from the Harley Quinn series…

leftzero,

Fucking weirdos. SR 71’s where it’s at.

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