Whether walls or trains — graffiti need to be sprayed on solid, “real” backgrounds. Doesn't it?
This extended reality thus becomes a three-dimensional graffiti canvas, on which something completely new is created: street art of the next generation!
Brokep, one of the Pirate Bay founders told TorrentFreak earlier that they decided to file complaints because they want to make these big media companies aware of their own wrong doings: “I want them to take their crappy methods and stop their wrong-doing. They are going around accusing the pirate community for doing immoral stuff, when they do illegal stuff,” he said.
It will be interesting to see how this case develops. One thing is for sure, it will be hard for these media companies to deny their involvement with these emails as evidence.
Torrent Freak
A great analysis & history of the first ever photograph.
Made in 1826 by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce at his estate in Chalon-sur-Saône, France.
First ever photograph.
Hes a very beautiful video short detailing world statiastics if our global villiage contained only 100 people.
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Just hope & pray these guys dont come & live near you after getting their engineering degrees.
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What looks like a good documentary about Madchester & the indominatable Anthony "H" Wilson.
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Note to self - must find the other part of this.
"Rescuing you from television's deathlike grip"
Some American guys run a magazine & make video shorts about a whole range of topics.
Allthough the production values are high, Im not sure anyone has actually been to journalism school. This give a refreshingly candid insight into some major world issues.
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What can I say.
Russian, 1986, Sci-fi, Comedy (allthough I wasn't sure at first).
Its been described as an "advanced cyberpunk film" also "the most famous film that nobody has ever heard of".
If you like European cinema, Russian humour, off the wall comedy mixed in with a little social commentary then this is for you.
Enjoy...
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"You haven't beaten us, so why not join us? Think of a new business model that doesn't involve overpriced pieces of plastic and skanky cinemas hawking cheap carbohydrates while relying on $6/hr projectionists who can't keep a film in focus -- not to mention insulting your audiences by (to pick a few examples) surveilling us with nightvision glasses, searching bags, 30 minutes of commercials and bombarding us with ridiculous anti-piracy propaganda. Take a look at yourselves. Is it really any wonder we're winning?"
My sentiments exactly.
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A very sweet, if not a little naive amateur documentary of a 6 foot US teen walking the length of the Japanese Islands.
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| Filmed in 1932, Directed by Tod Browning Also Known as, "Forbidden Love", "The Monster Show", "Nature's Mistakes", WARNING - some viewers may well find this disturbing. This is a film about a circus and its Troup. There are many actual 'Sideshow' performers in the film, and this led to it having a very controversial history. However, I think it is an important film for many reasons, as well as an excellent piece of 'Film Noir'. Good Luck !!! | |
| Rough cut to the feature film about AI, robots, the singularity, and the 21st century. Very insightful documentary on some possible tech futures. And its got an interview with Captain Cyborg! | |
This is Internet-
The Classic Douglas Adams early internet documentary.
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Review for The Giant Gila Monster
Ive just watched this -
i have tears of laughter in my eyes.
I knew there were B Movies, but this is outrageous
Hot rods, gospel, and bad lizard shots.
And its now available on Google Video!
Dance little children, dance!
