the internet starting to re-fragment into having Actual Websites again as centralized social media self-destructs is unironically one of the absolute best, most positive things happening rn

Monolith social media is not what the human condition desires.

Come to think of it, I also had that album taped to CASSETTE so that I could listen to Cowgirl while riding my bike around in extremely unsafe ways. Discman couldn't handle the jostle. Hard to beat this helldiving through like Times Square or suchlike:

youtu.be/feWNvGpWHLM?...

Nevermind! It's in the WaPo itself!

What's your source on the Arc XP layoffs?

We didn't have a company thing for this. Part of our agency partnership program is to let them all have a free site to give away, and similar for employees, so it's devolved to individuals deciding how they want to use that.

Continuity is a specific discipline in filmmaking. At it's base is making sure the physical environment of the set is consistent across many days of shooting. The minutia is a whole job.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continu...

As real live shit continues to happen, it just won't be an effective information environment. Like LinkedIn. Except instead of being a blandly professional environment it'll be X the Everything App, for fans of that kind of thing.

Legacy Twitter got that. It was their whole brand but more importantly why so many highly influential communities congregated there. That's all blown now.

"Microblogging" is a killer app for when Stuff Happens Live. Forum style posting on your phone is fun and nice but what makes or breaks a platform is those moments.

I think the candidate or campaign still has to run on what was delivered to reap the benefit.

Sorry for the bother! Thanks for the quick reply.