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My Life Changed When I Discovered Peer-to-Peer File Sharing at Age 10 by heart__rot

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Acrylic on Canvas

[plastiboo]

[oldschoolraveflyers]

[hydr0logicoutlook]

my monthly dj mix :-)

[plastiboo]

[fabulous5k]

St Anselm’s Meguro Church | Tokyo | Antonin Raymond | 1954 Image @brutal_zen Paul Tulett ©

[wolfslaughter]

Art by me, 1st grade

[wedontneedfeatherstofly]

Club-horned Wasp - Sapygidae

[dumbpuppyfag]

ppl act like being genuinely anti-copyright is some big radical thing but like every major copyright case of the last forever is game studios going "we estimate our lost revenue to surpass infinity billion dollars" and the judge trying to kill the defendant right there with his gay little judge hammer

[dumbpuppyfag]

and ppl on here will yell at you for pointing this out!! ppl will insist that copyright is there to protect small artists against big corporations, like these companies couldn't annihilate this website's art scene overnight by sending matt a cease and desist letter for pokesonas or leon kennedy yaoi or whatever. any coherent defence of copyright as a legal framework requires you to acknowledge the corrosive stranglehold it has over artistic expression and then justify that with a fantasy of getting rich in a lawsuit that you absolutely would not win. selfish shitty petit bourgeois baby mindset

[dumbpuppyfag]

exactly ^_^ small artists get paid jack shit regardless of whether their album shows up on spotify or a torrent site. the only actual losses are felt by the spotify investors who see artists and art as a commodity that can be purchased and milked for profit. copyright is valuable to them insofar as it can monopolise art by leveraging state authority, locking out unsanctioned competitors who don't have the millions of dollars in startup capital necessary to be considered legitimate.

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

Say Cheese! The cars of Switzerland Sbarro Cadillac TAG Function Car, 1978. Built on a heavily modified Cadillac Eldorado chassis, the Function Car was commissioned by Saudi businessman Joseph E. Adjadj (then owner of the TAG Group). It was conceived as a "mobile executive suite”. 

[trans-girl-hank-hill]

if the Black Panthers were reading theory with people who the white supremacist state attempted to keep illiterate, I think theory is a lot more accessible than some folks would have you believe

[trans-girl-hank-hill]

libs will get online and say “leftists are classist for expecting people to read theory. obviously poor people are too stupid to read it” and sincerely think theyre woke

[cryptotheism]

Opinion piece writers salivating at the bit to tell you that kidnapping a head of state and starting a nakedly self-interested war is lowkey morally nuanced and kinda complicated as fuck.

[reprisearchive]

David Lynch's "Angriest Dog in the World".

[cosmonautroger]

Louise Bourgeois, Maman, 1999

[dosbox]

The King in Yellow - Multimedia Interactive (1996, Win95 CD-ROM)

[wiwaxum]

Dar Shak 01. La Coupole De Thaggara By Marco Patrito (1986)

http://www.patrito.com/

[carsthatnevermadeitetc]

55 years ago, the future looked like this: Vauxhall SRV, 1970. The Styling Research Vehicle was designed by Wayne Cherry with a transverse mid-mounted twin-cam 2.3-litre four-cylinder engine. There was space for four inside the cabin with rear-hinged “suicide” doors providing access to the rear seats. Instruments pivoted to improve access, as the driver’s door opened.