Interesting Links for 26-04-2019

[andrewducker]

New Doctor Who, sorted by date the story is set in.

(tags:drwho )

Sekiro: DK Bongos Set-up!

(tags:games amazing )

If you own any Apple hardware then you need to be aware of this

(tags:apple hardware fail electricity )

What human milk ducts look like

(tags:breasts milk breastfeeding )

Why Won't Twitter Treat White Supremacy Like ISIS? Because It Would Mean Banning Some Republican Politicians Too.

(tags:twitter usa racism )

Ecuador legalized gangs and murder rates plummeted

(tags:society Ecuador gangs violence )

Stop what you're doing and Google 'Thanos' for an Avengers Easter egg

(tags:google marvel )

Revealed: the Trump-linked 'Super PAC' working behind the scenes to drive Europe's voters to the far right

(tags:politics money europe usa russia )

Face it: The Lion King is a crazed piece of capitalist propaganda (I'd say monarchist propaganda myself)

(tags:Disney propaganda )

Extinction Rebellion claim success, as their protests spark huge surge in 'climate change' web traffic

(tags:globalwarming protests )

This picture is designed to simulate the experience of having a stroke. Everything looks hauntingly familiar but you just can't quite recognize anything

(tags:stroke brain vision )

Some more, fascinating, information on the milk duct visualisation going around

(tags:milk bodies breastfeeding breasts )

Comments

[calimac]

I switched off The Lion King the moment that all the other animals kneel before the lion. Blech.

[dewline]

1. Interesting. There's a book about the Whovian version of the history of the universe I bought severely discounted years and years ago, and I expect that at least a quarter of the adventures and whatnot recounted in it are likely voided by everything aired from Nine onwards.

3. Not a problem for me, as I live in Canada. But if I were about to do some serious travelling outside my country, this could be useful. Thanks.

5. Twitter should ban such people anyway. Including "DT-45" himself. I'd sign up if/when they do.

8. This, on top of Steve Bannon's "Movement" crowd, and they're probably networking with each other. Disgusting and dangerous.

10. Good. Now if we can get legislative action propelling commercial progress even faster...?

[azurelunatic]

Interestingly, I start getting the headache that other people describe when I look closely at the picture, but when I switch my brain over to attempting to artistically interpret it, I feel much better.

[andrewducker]

Yes, as abstract dream imagery it's completely acceptable. It just doesn't work if you try and identify them.

[ninetydegrees]

"Why Won't Twitter Treat White Supremacy Like ISIS? Because It Would Mean Banning Some Republican Politicians Too."

In other words, because they're afraid to take an ethical and moral stance that their own country is unwilling to take as well. Sounds familiar... Also it's much easier to point fingers at an "external" threat.

[andrewducker]

Yeah, it's deeply disappointing.