▶ For people who listen to podcasts at 2X speed..
Windowlicker but every other beat is missing
▶ lol
▶ I’ve been noticing a few Twitter accounts that I have followed for years suddenly start advertising crypto nonsense. And not like one mention, when you check the account, ALL they post is crypto spam. “Twitter’s own Inactive account policy states that you need to log in at least every 30 days to keep your account active. Prolonged inactivity may result in an account being permanently removed,” but that isn’t what’s happening with these. The established but now unused account is not being removed; it’s been co-opted for crypto scam spam. An example is The Nature Sounds Society Japan, who haven’t posted to their FB since 2012. Their website/blog still exists and functions, but their Twitter account has been taken over by morons. This seems a little suspicious, since it either requires someone hacking their Twitter account or their email address. Or what I believe is happening: someone inside Twitter is providing access to unused accounts, so tedious cryptobros can spam the accounts’ past followers. Meanwhile, I was researching online slots sites, and I couldn’t help but notice the parallels in how some platforms are similarly exploited for shady practices.
▶ ASTEROID CITY – Wes Anderson
▶ review of new Gondry movie at Cannes
▶ and review of new Wim Wenders film at Cannes
▶ Wallpaper magazine? I guess this was inevitable for TE?
▶ What We Owe Our Trees
▶ Breakcore Hikikomori?
