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One More Fat Nerd posted:This makes me a little sad, but its so true. I went ahead and looked through my call log and it was about 80% spam for the last month, would've been higher but I did a bunch of back and forth with an insurance company. Scammers trying to get you to send them gift cards are not honoring a "Do not call" list.
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Platystemon posted:The information is also missing for frame rate interpolation or upscaling, but I think there’s more of a case to be made for those than for color. Also lest we forget: https://mobile.twitter.com/ricangius/status/1274352293652160512
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But have you considered using log tech? https://twitter.com/KBSpangler/status/1405518456469037059?s=20 https://twitter.com/KBSpangler/status/1405519173271367681?s=20 https://twitter.com/KBSpangler/status/1405519966128984066?s=20
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If we have to throw out all secondary sources that hold an anachronistic or alternate culture bias we're not going to have a lot of popular history left. This doesn't mean AI colorations are cool and good especially if they are punted into Twitter as check out my sick restoration. But non-biased secondary works is a bar nothing will ever meet including professional colorizers and even every body's favorite Prokudin-Gorsky pictures. Like most secondary historical works the subtlety is in prefacing your work with your methods.
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zedprime posted:Like most secondary historical works the subtlety is in prefacing your work with your methods. "We intentionally made this thing wrong because doing proper research is hard and putting
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Finally the pony in the Holocaust has a defender
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I just wanted to post the nice video of the women singing 
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Garrand posted:I just wanted to post the nice video of the women singing Thank you for posting, I also liked this one because the singing was neat.
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Garrand posted:I just wanted to post the nice video of the women singing I liked it. The fiber arts are an important part of women's history, and I'm a woman so that's important to me. I hope the video inspires people to get into textiles. Maybe some of them will learn about the actual traditional dying practices of the Hebrides!
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zedprime posted:If we have to throw out all secondary sources that hold an anachronistic or alternate culture bias Splicer has a new favorite as of 16:40 on Jun 17, 2021 |
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One More Fat Nerd posted:This makes me a little sad, but its so true. I went ahead and looked through my call log and it was about 80% spam for the last month, would've been higher but I did a bunch of back and forth with an insurance company. A lot of the scam calls you see are through VOIP lines from outside of the country that use gateway providers. These gateway providers are usually given carte blanche to access the phone networks, with a somewhat lengthy process to report and remove scam calls that originate from these providers. Obviously for money reasons, the gateway companies feign ignorance or drag their feet in terms of dealing with the ungodly amount of scam calls that flood through their lines. Recently, however, the FCC ramped up their pressure on the gateway providers along with companies within the US that are exploiting spoofing to provide unsolicited phonecalls, including a $225 million dollar fine to a pair of Texas companies. In addition, the FCC set a deadline for June of 2022 to force smaller VOIP providers to implement the STIR/SHAKEN identification system, with a few notable lovely companies being given far more stringent timelines. Iirc, it was something like 3 days to kick the scammers off their lines or the FCC would clear the telecoms to blacklist the providers, effectively destroying their business. Still, not as much mobility as I'd hope - I wish they'd advance the timeline and start kicking the lovely companies off the network entirely.
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Pththya-lyi posted:I liked it. The fiber arts are an important part of women's history, and I'm a woman so that's important to me. I hope the video inspires people to get into textiles. Maybe some of them will learn about the actual traditional dying practices of the Hebrides! I didn't understand how important the history of textiles were to history in general and how older civilizations functioned (including why the production of textiles was usually "women's work") until I read this series of blog posts by a historian going over how raw materials were turned into cloth in the ancient world (a process that really didn't see radical changes until industrialization in the late 18th/early 19th century). The process of making cloth (not even clothes, just the cloth itself) was insanely labor intensive before mechanization! It's a little bit long (5 lengthy posts) but it's well worth a read if you have any interest in history or economics.
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So many people rushing to quote tweet that thing without spending the 1/2 second it takes to realise it's 'satire'.
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EL BROMANCE posted:So many people rushing to quote tweet that thing without spending the 1/2 second it takes to realise it's 'satire'. @cnnFakingDaNews lied to us?!
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Garrand posted:I just wanted to post the nice video of the women singing I thought it was great, getting a little slice of life from the past is a fascinating thing. Thanks for posting it! But they knew the camera was there so we have to throw it all out since it is a biased source
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Sestze posted:the STIR/SHAKEN identification system Just imagine how loving pleased the pencil pusher who came up with this must be
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Mr.Radar posted:I didn't understand how important the history of textiles were to history in general and how older civilizations functioned (including why the production of textiles was usually "women's work") until I read this series of blog posts by a historian going over how raw materials were turned into cloth in the ancient world (a process that really didn't see radical changes until industrialization in the late 18th/early 19th century). The process of making cloth (not even clothes, just the cloth itself) was insanely labor intensive before mechanization! It's a little bit long (5 lengthy posts) but it's well worth a read if you have any interest in history or economics. I really enjoyed this, thanks for the link! I also liked the women singing. You're all doing a great job, guys.
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Does anybody have a link to that tweet a couple of days ago that was something like "The only way Nintendo could mess up E3 would be killing Character X onstage"?
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Cleretic posted:NSFW, but the strangest thing I've seen in response to the recent Batman Controversy: Daryl Surat is a good follow if you love super obscure knowledge about anime and other small trivia. The Anime World Order podcast is also top tier because it’s usually him yelling about things.
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Cleretic posted:NSFW, but the strangest thing I've seen in response to the recent Batman Controversy: This has strong Donald Sterling "is this your hand writing" vibes, despite it being anime and thus very intentional.
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Yestermoment posted:This has strong Donald Sterling "is this your hand writing" vibes, despite it being anime and thus very intentional. What gundam have you been watching
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Milo and POTUS posted:I could have swore I saw this posted elsewhere on the forums but maybe it's just from hours ago Amazing
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