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It later turns out terrible lightning God is a type of troll.

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I’m more of an optimist, myself.

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Alisa Lariushkina is an artist based in Vilnius, Lithuania that has gained a large following on Instagram for her amazing swirling landscapes made from air dry clay.

Air dry clay differs from the traditional polymer oven-bake clay, in that it hardens at room temperature as opposed to polymer oven-bake clay, which is hardened at a high temperature and typically baked in a kiln. You can read some pros and cons about both clays here if you’re interested.

The individual pieces of clay that make up each artwork are by formed by hand and glued together. The swirling landscapes conjure up comparisons to impressionist style paintings and Van Gogh’s trademark swirls in works like Starry Night. For more, check out Alisa’s work on Instagram.

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And more about aging.

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In general, old fables need more psyops.

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I hope this doesn't cost half my audience. In fact, I'd like to double-you.

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Later when his parents get divorced, he will refer to it as an antitrust action.

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All you have to do to make adults cry is state a date and location where they were more than 30 years ago.

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Check out this awesome miniature diorama by Kiyotaka Mizukoshi aka Mozu. Can you imagine moving into a place and discovering this little gem hiding behind, what you thought was a wall outlet?

Below you can find some additional pictures and videos. I’ve also embedded a YouTube video at the bottom that shows the artwork in progress and further details on each element.

To see more dioramas, check out Mozu’s website!

 

 

 

 

 

There was never any question what Epic Games wanted when it took Apple to court: the 48-second “Nineteen Eighty-Fortnite” made it clear App Store hypocrisy was the agenda. But the justification for a parallel case against Google wasn’t as clear-cut until today — it’s only now we’re learning about the most damning accusations against the Android giant.

On Thursday, Judge James Donato unsealed a fully unredacted version of Epic’s original complaint against Google (via Leah Nylen), and it alleges the company was so worried about Epic setting a precedent by abandoning the Play Store that it unleashed a broad effort to keep developers from following the company’s lead. That included straight-up paying top game developers, including Activision...

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GPT-3 kept telling me not to post this, so I made it mop my floor.

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Kickstarter launch in 6 minutes dorkwads! Please give it a look!

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Jeannette Reyes, a news anchor for Fox 5 in Washington D.C., hates scam calls just as much as anyone. So sometimes, she decides to have a little fun with the scam caller and flip the script on them

 

 

 

I love this ongoing photo series by photographer Lucas Zimmermann (featured previously). A set of traffic lights on a seemingly remote stretch of road, photographed on a foggy night using multiple long exposure shots.

The moody photo series almost has a bit of a ‘Stranger Things’ vibe and I dig it. For more from Zimmermann, check out more of his work at the links below!

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Ememem is a French mosaic artist that has been beautifying the streets of France (and abroad) by repairing damaged sidewalks and crumbling facades with mosaic tiles. According to Colossal, Ememem’s first mosaic dates back 10 years, when he repaired a pothole in a Lyon alley.

The artist’s work can be found all over Paris, Lyon, and even Barcelona. Be sure to follow Ememem on Instagram where he frequently shares his latest works. You can also find him online at the links below!

[h/t Colossal]