Damian Nenow from YouTube"Paths of Hate" is a short tale about the demons that slumber deep in the human soul and have the power to push people into the abyss of blind hate, fury and rage.
It’s this time again: Paths of Hate
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G0Vj-vm7FA
This should be shared more often for it has a story to tell.
Sorry for the noise. Syndicated and backdated some stuff from FB back that I’m phasing out.
Ryan Barrett (snarfed.org)
Beko Pharm (beko.famkos.net)Hard to believe that this was just one year ago. Slacked off over the year and I’m back to zero 😭 Time to get into shape 💪
Daniel (danielehniss.de)Selbst ohne Tesla rechnet sich das längst – alleine dass es nicht mehr auf Augenhöhe von Kindern stinkt ist ein Gewinn 😉
Außerdem macht das Fahren mit einem #ev wieder Spaß. Wenn es denn schon sein muss.
Man gewöhnt sich da viel zu schnell an den Luxus 😅
A post by Zach Leatherman (zachleat)
This is exactly what the #Indieweb is missing. Fun introductions to pure awesome. The irony is that I learned about this excellent example on Diaspora while introducing someone else to Indieweb principles who came up in return with this video after a short search on the net.
Mayhap a little bit short of Webmentions but it is a huge topic after all 😉
Ty @zachleat 👍
Courtesy to @drcassone@pluspora.com
“We tend to idolize creators with lots of followers, and often assume they're more financially successful than us. In reality, many of them have cultivated fans that can't actually pay for their work Large followings can get you attention, which doesn't always translate to money”
Fuck Sunday.
Kromonos (blog.bka.li)Das Internet ist zu billig, die Abzocke zu einfach und gefühlt die halbe Menschheit moralisch bankrott
Ein Blick über den Messenger Tellerrand. Inklusive RetroShare. Tolles Writeup:
https://blog.bka.li/~/JustForFun/meine-sicht-auf-die-kan%C3%A4le-die-ich-nutze/
Recreating the past with technology of the future. Works with 3D programs and Game Engines to create VR experiences of History and Art
So much awesome on this blog about artistic historical reconstructions:
