Ingram Pinn, 1983
What if... The Matrix ran on cassette drives? Neo: "I know Ku—”. Green screen-prompt: "Please insert cassette 2."

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Jules of Nature

shark vs the universe
i don't do bad sauce passes
wallacepolsom
almost home
YOU ARE THE REASON
todays bird

pixel skylines
Monterey Bay Aquarium
noise dept.

if i look back, i am lost

@theartofmadeline
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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Ingram Pinn, 1983
What if... The Matrix ran on cassette drives? Neo: "I know Ku—”. Green screen-prompt: "Please insert cassette 2."
Max Headroom (1987)
I dunno what this is exactly, and I don't care. I just know that I want one as much as my next commuter vehicle.
I would paint her like a TOS Starfleet vessel, with the red stripes running horizontally down the sides.
Beyond Cyberpunk: A Do-It-Yourself Guide to the Future (In-browser, Classic Mac, Gareth Branwyn & Pete Sugarman, 1991)
You can run it in your browser here.
Tips: First, open the Apple Menu in the upper left, open Control Panels, open sound, and set the volume to at least 1, which is plenty loud. Then open the topmost file in the BeyondCyberpunk disk folder. When you hear the words 'jacking in', click JACK IN'. Try opening other files listed as 'HyperCard document'. When ask for the location of Home, just select anything that isn't a folder.
Y’all I want to throw massive kudos out to the Roger Williams Park Zoo for a choice they made today: rather than joining in on a GenAI trend all the zoos are doing right now, they chose to support and spotlight an artist on their staff!
The big thing right now is these GenAI “figurine toys” of zookeepers or zoo management. And instead they shared a version drawn by one of their staff!
Go give them some love, if you’re on FB. Too many zoos are really getting into GenAI and just whitewashing the climate change / copyright issues that come with it, so I want this zoo to get as much positive feedback as we can muster for making a better choice.
Considered the best episode of the animated Star Trek, "Yesteryear" by D.C. Fontana was about Spock going back in time to give his younger self wisdom.
However, Fontana, when writing for Land of the Lost reused this exact same premise in "Elsewhen," where a future, all grown up version of Holly goes back in time to advise her younger self in a key crisis. It's another example of how Land of the Lost (a much, much better show than Generation X's misleading cheesy collective memory of it would have you believe) was a sister show to the original Star Trek. Among other things, the pilot episodes of Land of the Lost were written by Next Generation co-creator and original series writer David Gerrold.
Erica Hagen played the grown-up Holly in this episode. Later, she would play a phantasm of Will and Holly's mother (in the only episode she is ever discussed), implying that Holly grows up to be physically identical to her mother.
Land of the Lost, Saturday morning TV series had many great writers. Crammed into 30 minute time slots, a lot of the stories remain compelling, despite the show's other flaws. I blogged about it once, a lost time ago...
" Land of the Lost " [LotL] is a movie due to be released on June 5, 2009, based on the Saturday morning children's program of the same name
Scarce working 1969 - 1970 Major Matt Mason Walk in Space Set with box and life support cable! Made by Mattel. https://www.etsy.com/listing/190615699/vintage-1969-70-major-matt-mason-walk-in
The 84 Series
355/365 - The Vader on Flickr.
Via Flickr: #Project365 a #photography project by @a_sablan - An Oregon District Shop
Party of the toy collection in @bonnettsbooks #BonnettsBooks
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Cool photo @bonnettsbooks #BonnettsBooks
oregon district - dayton - november 14th, 2014
bookstores & sunset light
Nice photos inside @bonnettsbooks #BonnettsBooks
In case you wanted to know a little more about Bonnett's Books, aka the World's Oldest Comic Shop, check out this video podcast by The Book Graveyard. And, if you love pulp fiction as much as we do, you should definitely subscribe to their channel, track down their socials, and give then a follow!
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Larry Flynt & HUSTLER rubbed folks the wrong way. His tools were shameless sex, brutal honesty, vulgar humor, and calling out political & celebrity hypocrisy.
His journey began with strip-clubs here in Dayton. "The Hustler" was a newsletter for his clubs–a fact usually ignored in local PR.
Of the big 3 men's mags (Playboy, Penthouse, Hustler) his is the only one still in print.
108 Posts, 485 Following, 316 Followers · Dayton, Ohio, USA brick & mortar since 1939. Dealers in back-issue comics, magazines, used books &
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Pete Rose, or "Charlie Hustle," isn't officially recognized for his feats on the ball diamond, which he earned. His un-official activities got him banned-for-life from Major League Baseball & its Hall of Fame. America's pastime has a code of honor.
If it's good enough for the MLB, why shouldn't it apply to something as important as President of the United States of America?
Shen Comix
The End of Weird Anime
What happens to 80s & 90s anime that arent streaming right now when VHS & DVD completely go away?
The obsession with micro everything, everythings a sound bite, everything is 5 to 7 seconds, even songs, the chorus IS the song now, noone else ever hears anything else.
Only sports, reality TV and competition games can be watched week to week in real time.
All TV series now have to be immediately binged and consumed.
Its essentially bulimia.
Binge Loki in a weekend. Binge Ahsoka in a weekend. Its already done.
Whats next.
What else can I feed the machine with.
No waiting week to week. No such thing as a cliffhanger. No anticipation. No guessing whats next. No watching together as an audience.
Everything segmented, everything bifurcated, nothing in real time, nothing communal.
No season finale, no season premiere.
Same with anime.
Its not VHS or DVD anymore.
Youre not waiting for a release.
Its crunchyroll and Netflix and Funimation and Hulu and streaming.
Its the entire season of Psycho Pass all at once whenever I want to binge and gorge myself.
No asking to be taken to the mall.
No driving to Suncoast Video.
No deciding which $30 VHS or DVD to ask to be bought.
Martian Successor Nadesico or Ayashi no Ceres?
Everything is accessible.
Its less for 3 months of streaming anime than 1 anime used to cost on VHS or DVD.
No downside, if it sucks, move on.
Its not even the old school illegal Crunchyroll which was essentially Limewire for anime where you could illegally download different series.
I didnt waste time downloading for hours on my brothers computer for a shitty anime.
I didnt risk getting a virus on my brothers computer.
I dont have to clear up space.
I dont have to waste time.
I dont have to spend money.
I dont have to risk anything.
I dont have to exert any effort.
Its just, on to the next.
What does the algorithm say a Demon Slayer fan should watch next?
What should I watch now that Attack on Titan is over per the almighty algorithm?
No Viz anime catalogue to pore through.
No RightStuf catalog to highlight and fold the corners of the pages of.
No Animerica to read through every month once it arrives in the mail.
No going through AOL message boards and anime ezboards and geocities and angelfire websites to try to determine what to watch next.
No asking to be taken to your local Blockbuster to check the newest anime rentals in the "Independent/Foreign" section.
Just scroll, select, click and move on.
No need to even download and delete.
Its all streamable, instantly consumed, immediately binged then thats it.
On to the next algorithmic recommendation.
The algorithm never ends.
It always has another suggestion for you.
No meticulously going through myanimelist.com, putting up the hundreds of anime youve watched so far then scouring everyone elses lists to get ideas for new anime to watch.
Whats next after Vision of Escaflowne?
What should I watch after Yuu Yuu Hakusho?
If I can get a ride to the flea market on 18, I wonder what else they'll have similar to Dangaioh & Orguss 02?
To Macross Plus?
I wonder if Sci-Fi Channels Anime Week Festival will show something similr to Iria Zeiram or Armitage III this year.
Ninja Scroll was amazing, I wish I could see Wicked City since its by the same director, Yoshiaki Kawajiri. But I know I wont be allowed to. I had to sneak watch Ninja Scroll at my friends house and her older brother had bought it and thats the only way I even got to see Ninja Scroll at 13.
Everyone talks about Sailor Moon but noone talks about Bubblegum Crisis 2032.
Why not? The Knight Sabers are cooler than the Sailor Scouts and Ill take a cool motorcyle riding ass kicking punk rock singer like Priscilla Asagiri over a whiny, annoying, immature Serena any day. I dont care that shes 14 like me. Shes freaking annoying and a crybaby.
I wonder what other anime are like 8 Man After. It was so hard-boiled and dystopian and futuristic.
What happens to 80s & 90s anime that arent streaming right now when VHS & DVD completely go away?
When laptops and videogame systems are discless?
Then what?
What happens when Crunchyroll, Netflix and Hulu dont want to pay to license some amazing anime that are hidden gems?
In 25 years, when very few VCRS and DVD players and video game systems and laptops that can play VHS tapes and discs are still in circulation and functioning, then what happens?
What their plan has been this whole time: we will only have access to watch what the streaming companies CHOOSE to pay the license for to stream.
We will lose everything else.
We'll lose Cybernetics Guardian, Genocyber, Twilight of the Dark Master, Robot Carnival, Vision of Escaflowne, Iria Zeiram, Armitage III, Saber Marionette J, Martian Successor Nadesico, 8 Man After, Lensman, Demon City Shinjuku, Fancy Lala, Tekknoman, Full Metal Panic...
Only the biggest hits, the most iconic series, the most controversial OVAs and movies will survive in the brand new streaming world devoid of any physical VHSs and DVDs.
Only the Akiras, Neon Genesis Evangelions, Urotsuki Dojis, Berserks, Gantzs, Sailor Moons, Dragon Ball Zs, Pokemons, Gundams, Bleaches, Narutos and Spirited Aways will survive to be streamed.
What about the Serial Experiments Lain?
What about the Nausicaa of the Valley Winds?
What about the Angel Sanctuarys?
What about the Please Save My Earths?
What about the Here is Greenwoods?
Will they be lost forever?