My claim to fame is being the character 'Mark Bernay' in the famous Esquire Article about phone phreaks.
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I saw, but did you see The Return of JOBS ??
STOP SCROLLING and WATCH THIS!
Imagine if Steve Jobs woke up in 2026, what might it be like to walk around and see everyone out in public absorbed in their devices, disconnected from real life and each other, what would Steve think about it all from his perspective ?
Steve Jobs, one of the most influential people of the modern era, his ideas changed our world, but was it for the better ?
This is why AI filmmaking is such a powerful medium, to explore an idea that would be impossible to create before.
Genmagnetic Presents :
THE INFLUENCER
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Jonathan Banks has returned as Mike in a new video celebrating 250 years of America.
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This Man decided the cops aren’t doing enough so now he's launching desserts at speeding cars 😭
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Hot off the (digital) press!
'Close connections: the architecture of telephone exchange buildings' available open access here:
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#TelephoneExchange #Architecture #Newcomen
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This is the most neutral summary I’ve seen of the Minnesota murder by ICE. It has ALL angles, it syncs them together, and shows the lead up and aftermath… if you watch this all and still think those shots were justified - you just might be a psychopath.
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A guy who worked for TI back in the day told me that after they created the first electronic hand calculator, they got a call from Bell Telephone.
The folks from Bell sounded uncertain and worried. You see, when they were creating the first push-button phone, they did extensive tests to determine the exact best pattern for the numerical buttons - the pattern that would be easiest for people to tap in the dark or by muscle memory.
But now they were concerned they’d completely blundered, because they saw that TI’s machine had the exact opposite layout.
“So,” they asked. “What did your tests show?”
The guys at TI just stared stupidly and said “Tests?”
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These two cubes are NOT moving.
When the luminance of the background is changed over time, a strong illusory motion is perceived and the cubes appear to move.
[🎞️ jagarikin]
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