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tuckerteague

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"Brothers, sisters, dear social poets..."

Random posts from an undisciplined polymath.

Also find me on Stage32: stage32.com/TuckerTeague

[Header image: French/Swiss filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard being arrested during the May 1968 Paris protests.]

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GhostOnTheHalfShell, to random
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@notjustbikes

Definitely cool factor..

An evolution of strandbeest

https://youtu.be/V3Lai0lZsWI

tuckerteague,
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@GhostOnTheHalfShell @notjustbikes
so much easier than just walking for sure 😂

kjhealy, to random
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The astonishing organizational power of taking everything on your computer Desktop, putting it in a new folder named “To File” and never looking at anything in that folder ever again.

tuckerteague,
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@kjhealy I just recently found an old external hard drive with many files and folders of all kinds of stuff on it going back to 2006 and several folders/subfolders on it with names like: "files to sort"

This is the first time I've seen those folders in at least a dozen years.

EVDHmn, to fun
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What’s everyone listening today for their Sunday or Monday morning on the other side of the globe?

Boost for reach?

Does anyone have a goto playlist for fun? Any upbeat or soulful playlists the speak to your heart?

I’m in the mood for something different maybe some others would like to share some playlists for any occasion?




@actuallyautistic


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Pls and thanks I appreciate you!

tuckerteague,
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@EVDHmn @actuallyautistic very old Mile Davis and Charles Mingus for starters

tuckerteague,
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@EVDHmn @actuallyautistic
Miles Davis, Kind of Blue, 1959
Charles Mingus, Mingus Ah Um, 1959

Both are seminal albums of the period. Great classic jazz.

tuckerteague, to random
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AnarchistArt, to random
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tuckerteague,
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@AnarchistArt the key is not to panic

tuckerteague, to random
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In preparation for , here's filmmaker Wim Wenders with two kittens.

notjustbikes, to random
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One of the most annoying things about being an English-language content creator are the Americans who insist that everything must be about them.

I can make a video that never mentions the US once, and I will get hundreds of responses about the US.

I will get people claiming that I'm wrong because of some issue unique to the US.

I will get Americans telling me that I have a moral responsibility to help them fix their cities, despite the fact that I'm not American and I don't live there.

tuckerteague,
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@notjustbikes I'm sorry this is difficult for you.

tuckerteague, to baseball
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“In our sun-down perambulations of late, through the outer parts of Brooklyn, we have observed several parties of youngsters playing ‘base,’ a certain game of ball…. Let us go forth awhile, and get better air in our lungs. Let us leave our close rooms…. The game of ball is glorious.”

— Walt Whitman, 1846

arstechnica, to random
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Formula 1 chief appalled to find team using Excel to manage 20,000 car parts

Williams team leader may only be shocked because he hasn't worked IT.

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2024/03/formula-1-chief-appalled-to-find-team-using-excel-to-manage-20000-car-parts/?utm_brand=arstechnica&utm_social-type=owned&utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social

tuckerteague,
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@arstechnica only 20,000 parts? excel can handle over a million rows

jake4480, to baltimore
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52 years ago today on March 17 1972, my favorite movie 'Pink Flamingos' had its premiere at the campus of the University of Baltimore. It's quite a film.

I don't recommend you watch this movie unless you're prepared for some weird and gross stuff. But I grew up in Maryland and it sure does sum up Baltimore in a beautiful and bizarre way.

I love John Waters flicks, and this one's my favorite forever.

tuckerteague,
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@jake4480 https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/john-waters-says-his-next-movie-will-be-filmed-in-baltimore-if-it-moves-ahead/

tuckerteague, to movies
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I enjoyed this recent interview with Sofia Coppola quite a lot.

https://youtu.be/pozRCtFkz4c?feature=shared

tuckerteague, to random
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“Listen, I’ve got something very obvious to tell you. You’re not allowed to give up. If they decide to kill me, it means that we are incredibly strong. We need to utilize this power, to not give up, to remember that we are a huge power, that is being repressed by these bad dudes. We don’t realize how strong we actually are. The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing. So don’t be inactive.”

https://www.indiewire.com/news/analysis/alexei-navalny-dead-final-message-1234954515/

tuckerteague, to scifi
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Some welcome info in this news blurb.

https://www.worldofreel.com/blog/2024/2/14/82rhrym69coboe0oji55bn49rkbwif

dnc, to Japan
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Some of the food I had in a hospital in Japan https://www.diningandcooking.com/1212860/some-of-the-food-i-had-in-a-hospital-in-japan/

tuckerteague,
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@dnc clearly not American hospital food, the quality is too high 😂

tuckerteague, to random
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I did not know this, but "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is the second most translated book in the world. Over 505 languages. Second only to the Bible.

gutenberg_org, to books
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The Short-Lived Le Navire d’Argent

Despite its short run, Adrienne Monnier’s literary review made its mark on modernist literature, publishing the work of James Joyce, T. S. Eliot, and Walt Whitman.

By: Emily Zarevich via @JSTOR_Daily

https://daily.jstor.org/the-short-lived-le-navire-dargent/

tuckerteague,
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@gutenberg_org I've always loved that photo. Sylvia Beach is second from the right.

flexghost, to random
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$83.3 in 30 minutes.

$2.8 million per minute

Winning.

tuckerteague,
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@flexghost @cynblogger few have that kind of talent

zachleat, to random
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The first release of Internet Explorer (1995) is closer in time to the Apollo 11 moon landing (1969) than now.

tuckerteague,
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@zachleat
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nixCraft, to random
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On January 24, 1984, Macintosh computers were introduced by Apple. Happy Birthday 🎂 Today, Mac is one of the few certified machines you can buy easily. Do you use a Mac?

tuckerteague,
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@nixCraft @DocCarms I bought a Macintosh in 1988 with my student discount. I couldn’t afford a printer, so I would take my floppy disk to the campus computer center to print my papers. Since then I’ve had a couple MacBooks and several PCs. Now I’m running Linux on a Thinkpad.

liztai, to tv
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A that most Chinese folks around the world would know would be Journey to the West (1986).

My dad would tape every episode into VHS and us kids would replay the drama over and over again. It was a sad day when the VHS tapes ended up having mold growing in them, rendering them unwatchable.

Journey to the West is a “shen mo” - a Chinese fantasy genre that revolves around Chinese mythological characters.

tuckerteague,
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@liztai I've heard of the novel of Journey to the West, and I've wanted to read it. I never heard of the 1986 tv series. I just found it and watched a few minutes. I can totally see how a kid in 80's/early 90's would love it.

Gargron, to random
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The trailer for the new Avatar: The Last Airbender show looks decent, but even if the show turns out to be a faithful recreation of the original I'm not sure what for? The original is already perfect. It's still there. Why does it have to be recreated again?

tuckerteague,
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@Gargron Remember, it's a product. The decision to make a product is based on market analysis and the conclusion that making the product and getting it to market will generate a profit.

tuckerteague, to random
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Paloma says, “Be true to yourself.”

Happy

AnnaAnthro, to random
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    tuckerteague,
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    @AnnaAnthro Dauwalter is truly amazing

    RickiTarr, to random
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    Okay, so I'm going to type out a sentence, and I want you all to finish it, but instead of doing deep thinking about it, just type the very first thing that pops into your head. I know this will be hard for many of you, but try it! LOL

    If I could do whatever I wanted to right now, I would _________.

    tuckerteague,
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    @RickiTarr win the lottery

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