Synth noodling conceptual artist

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Cake day: June 27th, 2023

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  • Oh no, I get you. I think we are a similar age.

    I was at the Reading Festival in '96 and I think offspring were playing.

    There was a slightly older guy stood in the middle of the crowd shouting, you call this punk… This ain’t punk. This ain’t shit.

    The kids were laughing at him.

    This week in Glasgow Green Day played a gig and all I saw was middle aged men and their daughters wearing matching merch t-shirts.

    I’m assuming at some point I travel back in time to '96 to try to stop this.







  • adam_y@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldFFS
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    20 days ago

    Mate, it’s just one accent. A mono-accent across an entire country. People from Glasgow and Edinburgh sound exactly the same… Can’t tell them apart. And if you go to Wick, right at the top, same. It’s wild.

    I don’t want to have to add a /s but I just know some fud is going to comment “well ackshurly”.









  • I mean this in the most positive way… I don’t believe you until you can show us how you did it

    The image is lovely, but easily faked. I’ve been taking photographs with weird things for years and I still can’t get my head around this.

    Show and tell and you have my adoration.

    I’ll wait

    Edit:

    "> For sure.

    It’s a canon Lide 30 scanner at its core. You have to remove the light source (a tiny RGB LED) and a pinhole array from the front of the sensor. Then I used a dremel to widen the slit the sensor looks through, to deal with some pretty severe vignetting. The optical assembly is made from foam board, gaffers tape and an acrylic lens liberated from a regular magnifying glass. I use a software called VueScan to perform the actual scan."

    Yeah. That’s pretty cool. Have the adoration you crafty fox.


  • adam_y@lemmy.worldtomemes@lemmy.worldBygone Era
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    1 month ago

    I get it. We can’t buy houses, we can’t afford groceries.

    Admittedly my parents couldn’t afford a house and we often had to skip on groceries too.

    But as a kid of the 80s, the thing that gets me is how these memes seem to ignore inflation entirely.

    Yes those numbers are lower but so were wages.

    And of course we can can talk about real terms wage stagnation, but poverty is timeless and the 80s were an awful and unaffordable time for a lot of people.

    But yeah. Sure.