July 31, 2023
New species of dinosaur discovered in Thailand
New species of dinosaur discovered in Thailand. Researchers say the young creature, which was about the size of a dog, is one of the best-preserved dinosaurs ever found in South-East Asia.
Microplastics, nanoplastics, and leachates, oh my
Tabletop creators struggle to plot future amidst Twitter’s ashes
Blessed Are The Noisemakers
DJ Food has opened for Art Of Noise twice, once in 2018 and again in 2023. In each occasion, he created a sound collage of work from across the AON spectrum. The individual members are prolific on their own, so while the mixes stray far from AON sources, the journey of each of these mixes is surprising and engaging and remains true to the original group. Blessed Are The Noisemakers - Before, Behind & Beyond The Art of Noise [1h36m, 2018] and Blessed Are The Noisemakers (Diversion 2) [1h34m, 2023] are both posted to Mixcloud. [more inside]
Need some David Bowie? More than that, maybe?
Bowiesongs has every Bowie Song, ever, in order. An absolutely monumental work of research that led to two books , Bowiesongs is a collection of links, song analysis, and content about David Bowie, starting with his earliest recorded material. Start here for the chronological beginning, or start with the magnificent Bring Me the Disco King, both a gorgeous song and a clever way to present the moment in Bowie's career, with a set of (spoiler: fictional) interviews in between the analysis. [more inside]
"I don't have to see it. I lived it."
Revolt against your oppressors! (free thread)
Here's your Monday Morning cup of free thread. Fly! Be Free! (Mork & Mindy clip).
Fender Amps FAQ
Amp technician and guitarist Lyle Caldwell presents a relaxing, 30-minute tour of a typical vintage Fender guitar amplifier. (SLYT)
No Papers, Please
The Reuters investigation interviewed a migrant who said that he encountered a group of men taking photos of the scenery while he was on his journey through the Darien Gap. He was shocked when he found out that these were adventure tourists who were there to shoot films and make content. What could better illustrate the sheer entitlement of the wealthy and the increasing lack of moral shame or outrage at the reduction of one group of humans to a subordinate category while others can afford to reduce anything to an “experience” for “making content”? from Passports and Power [more inside]
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