Still life was always considered the lowest tier of fine art in the hierarchy of genres. It was seen as mere rote or mechanical copying of what already existed with little creative additions.
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Really? I think it was when they installed Bush in 2000.
I’d be telling them to provide a work phone.
It’s not the fall that kills you. It’s the sudden stop at the bottom.
I agree with you and also YouTube’s real power is the network effect of literally everyone being there. I want so badly for something like Odysee to work but there’s just nothing there.
… didn’t we all do this?
Blawcked!
This has always felt very doublespeak-y to me. Sort of like a control mechanism.
I don’t know anyone “unhoused” who has ever been offended at the word “homeless”. It just seems silly to me.
I’ve got about 600 followers. I think about 525 of them are just bots.
Pretty poorly executed bots too if you ask me. Every one has a profile pic of a cute girl, always exactly two posts, and they’re following somewhere between 1.5k and 15k accounts.
I think it was pretty clear we only have to attempt to facilitate, not not to effectuate, their return.
Everyone knows m/s/s is the real king
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Yea I signal even when I think no one is around. Because what if I just didn’t see someone? I don’t want to hit someone or get hit.