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FamousActor
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Call me nobody — but I’ve walked through more stories than most people dream of. Sometimes, it’s easier to vanish between the lines.
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BREAKING: Trump signs spending bill, ending longest shutdown in U.S. history
November 13, 2025 at 3:24 AM
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There are only five fundamental forces at work in the universe:
1) The strong nuclear force
2) The weak nuclear force
3) Electromagnetism
4) Gravity
5) The debilitating need of people in political media to cozy up to, and cover up for, rich powerful monsters
November 13, 2025 at 5:07 AM
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THE OPTICAL FILE CABINET (Source.)
The cover from the June 1988 issue of Computer Magazine (the IEEE trade magazine) is a watercolor painting with possible digital touchups, showcasing the CD as an office building to indicate its use in business computing. Up top, the logo 'Computer' fills the cloudy sky. The bulk of the image is a idyllic city on a bay (get it? drive bay?). Cover left is the CD Tower (the parking lot and traffic cirlce around the base forms the "CD Drive"), which reflects the huge filing cabinet on top that forms the "Skyscraper" the parking lot surrounds. Individual cabinets in the skyscraper-cabinet are labelled things like Version Histories, File Archiving, Data Logging, and various cabinets are open to reveal the "workers" working in the "skyscraper" keeping books, working on easels, typing on fan-fold typewriters, and otherwise engaging in the world of business circa 1988. Cover right, the bay of the faux town has the headline story: "The Optical File Cabinet." Cover by Jay Simpson.
November 13, 2025 at 6:05 AM