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@leftsidestory@mstdn.social
2025-12-07 00:14:26

Moody Urbanity - Urbana Composita 🌆
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đŸ“· Zeiss Ikon Super Ikonta 533/16
đŸŽžïž Ilford HP5 Plus 400, expired 1993
#filmphotography #Photography #blackandwhite

Ilford HP5 (6x6)

English Alt Text: A black-and-white photograph showing a construction crane rising above a sharply angled roofline. The roof cuts diagonally across the image from bottom left to top right, creating a dynamic composition. The crane’s arm extends into the grainy sky, which dominates the upper half of the frame. The contrast between the dark roof and bright sky emphasizes architectural geometry and industrial presence. The image feels stark and modern, with a minimalist aesthetic

Ilford HP5 Plus (6x6)

English Alt Text: A grainy black-and-white photo of a city street. In the foreground, a person stands on the sidewalk looking down at a device, possibly a phone. A car speeds past, slightly blurred from motion. Behind the person, mid-rise buildings with Chinese signage suggest commercial activity. Power lines crisscross above, and tree branches frame the top of the image. The scene captures a candid moment of daily life, blending human presence, movement, and urban textur

Ilford HP5 Plus (6x6)

English Alt Text: A monochrome image of a pedestrian overpass in a city. Two people ascend a stairway bordered by metal railings. Above them, a bridge spans the width of the image, connecting walkways. Tree branches with leaves stretch into the frame from the top left, casting shadows. In the background, buildings and urban infrastructure suggest a busy environment. The composition uses strong lines and contrast to guide the viewer’s eye upward, evoking movement and urban

Ilford HP5 Plus (6x6)

English Alt Text: A black-and-white photo of a quiet urban street corner. Three traffic cones sit in the foreground, one tipped over, suggesting recent movement or disruption. A large vertical barrier with diagonal stripes marks a construction or restricted zone on the left. Behind the cones, white metal barricades line the sidewalk. A tree casts soft shadows across the pavement, adding texture. In the background, a multi-story residential building with balconies and wind

@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca
2025-10-07 16:21:10

"I have made [PM Mark Carney] very popular”
"We're going to be talking about Gaza”
"We could have peace in the Middle East”
he jokes “The Merger of Canada and USA”
Carney: ‘that's not where I was going”
Carney looks bemused as The American Fascist talks about the ‘hell hole' that DC was.
he's talking about "zero" people coming through the south border.
... Carney doing his best to keep a straight face... the things that must be going through his mind as the Fascist rambles about Canada benefiting from Venezuelan boats being blown up.
#canPoli #CdnPoli #US

@kubikpixel@chaos.social
2025-10-08 06:40:08

»Digitale SouverĂ€nitĂ€t — Diese Alternativen zu #Google Docs und Microsoft 365 mĂŒsst ihr kennen:
Egal ob Google #Docs oder #Microsoft 365 - Das klassische

@heiseonline@social.heise.de
2025-10-08 06:05:00

"Minesweeper" wird 35: Vom Windows-Klassiker zum Abo-Schreck
Am 8. Oktober 1990 veröffentlichte Microsoft das Minispiel "Minesweeper". Wer es heute spielen will, muss sich von Microsoft abwenden.

@AimeeMaroux@mastodon.social
2025-09-08 08:46:29
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The secret to a powerful glutes workout 😏
#BumDayMonday and #PhallusThursday in one post!
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Intaglio. Pierced for stringing (horizontal). Motif oriented horizontally. A woman, seated on a cushioned bed, has intercourse with a male partner. Her face and legs are seen in profile, while her torso is twisted toward the viewer in a viewpoint somewhere between three-quarters and frontal. The woman wears a beaded necklace, a bracelet on her right arm, earrings, and thin slippers. Her hair is bound up in a scarf, with a few locks of hair escaping at her forehead and crown. She has a long nose

@hex@kolektiva.social
2025-10-07 21:26:38

I've had a few of these thoughts stuck in my craw all day because I watched this liberal historian talk about the Galleanisti.
youtube.com/shorts/93yHEn8BYE4
Basically, she says that "of course the government had the right to target them." Then she goes on to talk about how it became an excuse to carry out a bunch of attacks on other marginalized people. Now, the Galleanisti had been bombing the houses of politicians and such. I get where she's coming from saying that one of their targets "was in the right" to try to catch them. But there's some context she's not talking about at all.
These were Italian anarchists, so they were not white and they were part of an already marginalized political group. Basically all of Europe and the US was trying to wipe out anarchists at the time. Meanwhile, the sitting president at the time showed the first movie in the White House. That movie was KKK propaganda, in which he was favorably quoted. The US was pretty solidly white supremacist in the 1920's.
Like... A major hidden whole premise of the game "Bioshock: Infinite" is that if you went back to the US in the 1920's, and you had magic powers, you would absolutely use them to kill as many cops as possible and try to destroy society. There's a lot of other stuff in there, I don't want to get distracted, but "fuck those racists," specifically referring to the US in the 1920's, was a major part of a major game.
Those Italian anarchists were also stone cutters. They carved grave stones. But the dust from that can kill you, much like black lung for coal miners. So they were dying from unsafe working conditions, regularly raising money to support dying coworkers and then carving gravestones for those same coworkers.
Now, I personally think insurrectionary anarchism is a dead end. I disagree with it as a strategy. We've seen it fail, and it failed there. But of course it makes sense that they wanted to blow up the government.
...And that's the correct way to structure that. When you say, "of course they were in the right" you're making a very clear political statement. You could easily say, "the cops in Vichy France had every right to hunt down the French Resistance." You would technically be correct, I guess. But it would really say something about your politics if you justified the actions of Nazi collaborators over those fighting against the Nazis.
And you may say, "oh, but the Nazis didn't have justification for anything. They invaded a sovereign nation, so their government wasn't legitimate anyway."
To which I would reply, "have you considered a history book about the US?"

@anneroth@systemli.social
2025-11-08 07:52:46

„Nachdem die PreistrĂ€ger*innen des Bundeskunstpreises bekannt gegeben worden waren, hatten rechte Blogs herausbekommen, dass es sich bei Hanna S., die in MĂŒnchen vor Gericht stand, und der PreistrĂ€gerin Hanna Schiller um dieselbe Person handelt. Es folgte eine mediale Kampagne gegen die Auszeichnung, die bei neonazistischen Influencern begann und in Berichten der »Bild«-Zeitung endete.“
Hanna Schiller – Bundeskunstpreis­verleihung: »Wo ist Hannas Arbeit?« | nd-aktuell.de

@tinoeberl@mastodon.online
2025-10-08 10:12:41

Der 14. Umweltkontrollbericht zeigt, dass #Österreich Fortschritte beim #Klimaschutz und der #LuftqualitĂ€t erzielt.
Die

@heiseonline@social.heise.de
2025-09-08 12:56:00

Paypal-Störungen: Betroffene erhalten Gutschrift
Paypal schenkt Betroffenen der Transaktionsstörungen, die vor zwei Wochen begannen, eine Gutschrift in Höhe von 10 Euro.
heise.de/n


@heiseonline@social.heise.de
2025-10-06 16:15:08

Etwas mehr der heute besonders hÀufig geteilten #News:
Jetzt auch Google: Konzern geht gegen ICE-Tracking-Apps vor