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  1. be the future, , more info

    trust in community
    looking down a typical residential street in the suburbs of london. i love taking pictures like this because the people are out of frame but close by. they form a community, whether by geography, race, class, or some other means of solidarity. plus there are sometimes cute cats in the window. I’ve been thinking about how trust functions in society. Working with community as a nonprofit is often an exercise …
    By josh, 1,000 words
  2. WowHaus, , more info

    1960s modernist railway signal box in Berlin, Germany
    WowHaus 1960s modernist railway signal box in Berlin, Germany 1960s modernist railway signal box in Berlin, Germany (image credit: Berlin First) Something very different on the market via one of our readers. This 1960s modernist railway signal box in Berlin, Germany. (image credit: Berlin First) I love this kind of industrial renovation project and have featured a UK signal box in the past. But it doesn’t quite look like this …
    By WowHauser, 492 words
  3. Verso, , more info

    Verso Books 2024 Highlights
    Featuring new books from Andreas Malm, Perry Anderson, Legacy Russell, Fredric Jameson, Hannah Proctor, and Vigdis Hjorth. All our books are up to 30% off (details below), and all print books come with a free edition of the ebook (where available). Verso Books End of Year SaleNovember 18 - January 110% off when you buy two books or more20% off when you buy four books or more30% off when you …
    By Jennifer Tighe, 207 words
  4. Aleks Sierz - Blog, , more info

    About I Was in the House and I Was Waiting for the Rain to Come
    Yesterday I went to the Barons Court Theatre and saw Jean-Luc Lagarce’s I Was in the House and I Was Waiting for the Rain to Come, which is staged as part of this venue’s ambitious Voila! Theatre Festival, an annual event featuring multidisciplinary, multilingual and multicultural performance celebrating both British and European creatives. Although Lagarce is unknown in this country, he is a big name in France with many productions …
    By Aleks Sierz, 639 words
  5. StreetsblogMASS, , more info

    Friday Video: Runners Versus the Green Line
    Local filmmaker Matt Ognibene has a new video on the Charlie Card Challenge – an unsanctioned 6-mile road race against the Green Line along the length of the B branch, from Boston College to downtown’s Park Street station. The Charlie Card Challenge was a bigger challenge this year thanks to the T’s year-long track improvement program, which eliminated 10 slow zones along the B branch since last fall. We won’t …
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  6. Architecture News & Buildings | The Architects' Journal, , more info

    Bell Phillips, SimpsonHaugh and Hawkins\Brown get go-ahead for Manchester homes
    The Architects’ Journal Bell Phillips, SimpsonHaugh and Hawkins\Brown get go-ahead for Manchester homes Three schemes in Manchester by Hawkins\Brown, SimpsonHaugh and Bell Phillips with 5 Plus, which together will deliver 1,500 new homes, have been approved by the city council The post Bell Phillips, SimpsonHaugh and Hawkins\Brown get go-ahead for Manchester homes appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Gino Spocchia
    By Gino Spocchia, 70 words
  7. Adrian Roselli, , more info

    Avoid Read-only Controls
    It’s weird to me that after I urged everyone not to disable form controls, a bunch of them decided that making them read-only was somehow better. But here we are. What’s in the box? Photo by Michael Heiss, no edits, CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. HTML The readonly attribute is only allowed on text fields (<input> and <textarea>). The WHATWG HTML specification for devs argues that making other controls (buttons, checkboxen) read-only …
    By Adrian Roselli, 1,143 words
  8. Artmaker Blog, , more info

    What Olafur Eliasson is up to lately
    *He’s a busy guy. https://design-milk.com/artist-olafur-eliassons-new-psychoacoustic-exhibition/ The post What Olafur Eliasson is up to lately appeared first on Artmaker Blog.
    By Bruce Sterling, 26 words
  9. Neural, , more info

    Fighting Windmills, struggling with yourself
    In martial arts and other combat sports, the importance of rules has a deep-rooted ethical and philosophical foundation directly proportional to the violence of the sport itself. The stronger the athlete can hit, the more solid and respectable his figure appears in relation to the control he has, using force only if, and when, it is appropriate. When you fight you don’t just have an enemy in front of you, …
    By Neural, 255 words
  10. The Laravel Blog, , more info

    Vapor: PHP 8.4 Is Now Supported
    Starting today, you may use PHP 8.4 in your Vapor environments. To get started, simply specify "php-8.4:al2" as your preferred runtime in your "vapor.yml" configuration file.
    By Mohamed Said, 32 words
  11. Drawing Matter, , more info

    Protected: The improvising bouwmeester,* or: how Raymaekers’ buildings got built
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    By Rosie Ellison-Balaam, 24 words
  12. Matthias Ott · Articles, , more info

    Free Audio Plugins: Accusonus ERA 6 Bundle
    I’ve been down in an audio plugin rabbit hole lately. More on that in a later blog post. But I just stumbled upon a set of free plugins that might be of interest to you, if you are doing voice recordings of any kind – be it a podcast, voice over, or, let’s say, video tutorials. There are, of course, many more free plugins for that use case. Again, I …
    By Matthias Ott, 277 words
  13. Jeff Rapsis / Silent Film Music, , more info

    Pre-Thanksgiving cinematic feast: Creating music for 'The Thief of Bagdad' 100th anniversary screening on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at Coolidge Corner in Brookline, Mass.
    A poster promoting 'The Thief of Bagdad' (1924).Is Thanksgiving is all about giving thanks for abundance?If so, I can't think of a better silent film to prepare one for the upcoming holiday than 'The Thief of Bagdad' (1924), an epic adventure/fantasy starring Douglas Fairbanks Sr.I'll accompany a 100th anniversary screening of 'Thief' on Tuesday, Nov. 26 (two days prior to Turkey Day) at the Coolidge Corner Theater in Brookline, Mass.More …
    By Jeff Rapsis, 1,078 words
  14. Oilpressure, , more info

    Oilpressure Goes in for a Rebuild
    One of the (many) problems with old age is that things that were once considered an annoyance, eventually become big enough problems that they need to be fixed. Such a malady has finally caught up with me. For years I boasted that I have never had surgery. I reached the age of 66 back in […]
    By Oilpressure, 62 words
  15. Mike Sterling's Progressive Ruin, , more info

    “Wedding? I didn’t see no swamp priest there.”
    So comics artist Ron Randall spoke a bit about working with Alan Moore on Saga of Swamp Thing #33 from the mid-1980s. So if you click on the pic above, or on this link right here, you’ll be whisked away to a thread of posts on Bluesky where Mr. Randall has nothing but good things to say about the experience. Issue #33 is, of course, this one: …in which they …
    By Mikester, 362 words