maxcapacity:

Z743

maxcapacity:

Z756 (by Max Capacity +)

i was going to try to make a pyramid shirt but i just bitcrunched and recolored this GIF instead

How I feel every day.

Esp. around this time.

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X2024 (by Max Capacity +)

churchofindustry:

self, with warning.

After 2 days of being home…

Depression sets in.

maxcapacity:

Z755

prostheticknowledge:

Museum of Endangered Sounds

Tongue-in-cheek site features a dashboard of sounds from old technologies:

The Museum Of Endangered Sounds is owned and operated by me, Brendan Chilcutt  … I launched the site in January of 2012 as a way to preserve the sounds made famous by my favorite old technologies and electronics equipment. For instance, the textured rattle and hum of a VHS tape being sucked into the womb of a 1983 JVC HR-7100 VCR. As you probably know, it’s a wonderfully complex sound, subtle yet unfiltered. But, as streaming playback becomes more common in the US, and as people in developing nations like Canada and the UK get brought up to DVD players, it’s likely that the world will have seen and heard the last of older machines like the HR-7100. And as new products comes to market, we stand to lose much more than VCRs.

Imagine a world where we never again hear the symphonic startup of a Windows 95 machine. Imagine generations of children unacquainted with the chattering of angels lodged deep within the recesses of an old cathode ray tube TV. And when the entire world has adopted devices with sleek, silent touch interfaces, where will we turn for the sound of fingers striking QWERTY keypads? Tell me that. And tell me: Who will play my GameBoy when I’m gone?

These questions and more led me to the undertaking that is The Museum Of Endangered Sounds.

More Here

Then this whole “being dry” situation will be a moot point.

Until then, I will try to “enjoy” these things called “reality” and “clarity,”

even though we all know they’re overrated fabrications invented by the media

**insert additional bullshit here**

for-an-anarchist-hyrule:

Women’s Revolutionary Law

From the First Declaration from the Lacandon Jungle, the Zapatistas presented to the people of Mexico, the government, and the world their Revolutionary Laws on January 8, 1994. One of the laws was the Women’s Revolutionary Law, which stated^[15]:

1. Women, regardless of their race, creed, color or political affiliation, have the right to participate in the revolutionary struggle in any way that their desire and capacity determine.
2. Women have the right to work and receive a fair salary
3. Women have the right to decide the number of children they have and care for.
4. Women have the right to participate in the matters of the community and have charge if they are free and democratically elected
5. Women and their children have the right to Primary Attention in their health and nutrition
6. Women have the right to an education
7. Women have the right to choose their partner and are not obliged to enter into marriage
8. Women have the right to be free of violence from both relatives and strangers.

We only come out at night.

Except when we have to go to the bank or something.

They’re only open for specific hours during the daytime.

And sometimes we gotta make a deposit or some shit…

Other than that though - just night.

tangobullets:

fuckyesdanger:

22H39

A new, unreleased track that’s been heard live several times! It’s a bit darker and heavier than usual for Danger.

UPDATE: Audio is now linked from Danger’s Soundcloud page :)

Franck wins at announcing everything right after we do. 

But here you go bubs, good new denjaaaaa

This is SO GOOD!