🚅 #360: "Suicide Club" (2001)
@Alexis if you haven’t seen it yet, next up should be Noriko’s Dinner Table, which is set in the same universe as Suicide Club.
It’s amazing.
Doctor X (1932).
I’ll watch anything shot in two-strip technicolor. The palette—peach and green—makes a fever dream of everything.
We begin with a police tour of a gallery of scientist suspects, any of which might be a lunatic serial killer. But which one? (They’re all quite mad).
The sprawling sets are absolutely glorious—perfect for stalking stranglers and shadow play.
And comedy; because, at heart, this is a goofy movie, full of pranks and fools.
❤️❤️❤️💔
@marcin I know! Let me find us time next week!
In Orlando, my best friend and I snuck into a Shul celebration. It’s the first time I’ve been to a Jewish anything since I got kicked out of temple as a kid. Returning as a 6’ trans woman was kind of fun. Especially the part where the rabbi sorted the crowd by gender, and all of a sudden my friend and I were on opposite sides of the room. Something about the experience made me recognize that had I not been fighting gender issues my whole life, I might have actually folded in with this stuff.
“Vote NO on Woman Suffrage” 🙄
Not ancient #history, but just a century ago.
Source: State Archives of North Carolina
Mitchell Baker from Mozilla tells the German news agency that we shouldn't "leave AI development to the tech-giants", that somehow "the training data should be controlled by users".
And that does on a surface level sound nice. User control and criticizing tech giants. Great. But it accepts the tech-giants' narrative: That "AI" is inevitable and that all data *has to* be dumped into these systems, that unfairness is a tech issue to solve with more data. That is not true.
We can also decide not to build these huge and wasteful statistical systems.
Frankenhooker (1990) is on the Criterion Slate of 90’s horror films this year.
I don’t think I can watch it. And not just because it’s awful Henlotter trash (meant lovingly).
At the end of the film, the protoganist wakes to find himself transformed into a woman (in the most 😝 way possible).
Twelve year-old me was deeply disturbed. Not at the transformation, but at the protagonist’s horrified reaction to the change—how could anyone be upset by something so wonderful?
If I cannot compartmentalize my identities with your social app, I cannot truly protect my privacy.
Allowing multiple accounts for social apps is an important feature.
#Privacy 🔒
Apple Again Fails to Save Classical Music | The New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/apple-again-fails-to-save-classical-music
Barbiecore levels of hot, checked pink
@h5e awwwwww, that it one of the kindest things anyone has ever said to me. 🥹
re: Barbiecore levels of hot, checked pink
@tanysfoster TU!!
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