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[darsynia]

I guess I'm nuts enough to tell you that I've spent quite a while looking to confirm that the freckle on Tony Stark's wrist in Captain America: Civil War is computer-created as an 'anchor' for his watch gauntlet thing. I have finally found a clear picture of RDJ's right wrist that proves it*, after spending some time here and there over the course of 10 months looking for one.

Is it deranged of me? Yeah... but this freckle moves, as you see here. I think it's a clever choice, because it's not like anyone watching the movie will know any different!

*I'll put the pics under the cut!

He wore his watch on the other wrist for his concrete hand imprint:

Zoomed in, there's a bit of a darker spot, but nowhere near as visible as in the movie. Maybe they enhanced it for CGI (instead of wholesale adding one, I mean)?

I found a couple of freeze frames from the gif, the freckle moves! Don't judge meee

The distance from the watch is the same in each pic, but the watch is higher up on the left.

Thank you for coming to my Bob Talk!

[beardedmrbean]

Prompted by the release of information about thousands of Los Angeles police officers that activists posted to a public online database, City Atty. Hydee Feldstein Soto is trying to convince California lawmakers to weaken the state’s public records law.

While Feldstein Soto describes her proposal as a minor tweak to the California Public Records Act, civil rights advocates say it would severely diminish the power of the bedrock state law that allows access to information held by local governments and state agencies.

“That proposal would completely gut the Public Records Act,” Melanie Ochoa, an attorney who is the director of police practices for the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California, said after reviewing a copy obtained by The Times.

“There would be really no transparency element of the PRA anymore if that were to become law.”

The city attorney’s effort amounts to the latest volley in an ongoing tussle between city officials and community activists who have used the public records law to obtain information they see as helpful in holding police accountable for misconduct.

Feldstein Soto’s proposal — contained in a two-page document she has asked several state lawmakers to introduce as a bill — would allow government agencies to decline public records requests that seek “images or data that may personally identify an individual” whose information the agency collects, such as its employees.

California's public records law already exempts from disclosure the home addresses and phone numbers of public employees as well as other information that could "constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy." So the change the city attorney is seeking could block the public from identifying government workers in their professional capacities.

While she framed her proposal as a necessity to protect a range of public-sector workers who could be subject to harassment — including sanitation employees who dismantle homeless encampments and public health workers who promote vaccinations — Feldstein Soto acknowledged that it was inspired by the public records request that led to the release this year of pictures and data of more than 9,300 L.A. police officers.

“I'm trying to address the wholesale doxxing of people that we need to depend on to do the business of government, without any reason other than the position that they happen to hold,” Feldstein Soto said.

“Having a tool in the toolbox of activists that is not aimed necessarily at the policy of the government, but aimed at intimidating the individuals who are carrying out the policy seems to me to be something where we could all come together to try to protect working people.”

Feldstein Soto traveled to Sacramento last month and said she met with two dozen lawmakers about her proposal. So far none have agreed to put it into a bill, but Feldstein Soto remains hopeful. Even though several lawmakers were skeptical of the idea, she said many more were “affirmatively enthusiastic and supportive.”

Lawmakers in Sacramento are halfway through the 2023 legislative session, which makes passing a newly introduced bill a big political lift. Legislation introduced at this point would go through an abbreviated review process, giving lawmakers less time to scrutinize the proposal and allowing limited public input.

Assembly Speaker Anthony Rendon (D-Lakewood) met with Feldstein Soto about her desire to change the public records law and “is sympathetic to the issue,” said Rendon spokesman John Casey. Rendon asked his staff to look for a way to get her proposal into a bill, Casey said, but so far that has not happened in the Assembly. In the state Senate, a spokesperson for Senate leader Toni Atkins (D-San Diego) said her staff met with Feldstein Soto about the proposal but that Atkins is not considering putting it in legislation.

In addition to allowing local governments to withhold photos and identifying information about their employees from the public, the bill Feldstein Soto drafted also would allow local governments to block the release of information that identifies people experiencing homelessness or receiving government benefits, as well as information on services provided to them. She said she’s aiming to shield people who are moved into housing or shelter from being sought out by pimps and drug dealers.

It would be "a discretionary exemption for purposes of basically preserving the safety of the folks,” she said. “We [could] redact the information that would allow somebody to target them.”

But it’s requests for information about L.A. police officers that have sparked the biggest dust-up over the power of the Public Records Act.

In March, a group called the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition launched a searchable online database with the names, photos, ethnicity, rank, date of hire, division/bureau and badge numbers of more than 9,300 officers, including a few hundred who work undercover or in other sensitive positions. The group encourages community members “to observe and document police abuses, especially arrests and other violence,” according to its website, and publishes a guide for activists on how to use public records laws to advance the goal of abolishing police.

Leaders of the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition previously told The Times that the information they published was obtained from the Los Angeles Police Department through a public records request. City officials say the undercover officers were inadvertently included in the response and are investigating how it happened.

In an attempt to claw back the photos of the undercover officers, the city sued the Knock LA journalist who filed the public records request and the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition. Last month, a Los Angeles judge rejected the city’s controversial request that he order the journalist to return a flash drive of police officers’ photographs.

Tom Saggau, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Protective League, said since the database went up several officers have faced threats and have reported them to the department, but he declined to provide details.

When Feldstein Soto approached the officers union about her idea to narrow the Public Records Act, Saggau said, “we conveyed to the city attorney that if a bill was introduced that prevented these types of doxxing disclosures that there was a high likelihood we would support it.”

The president of the union that represents Los Angeles social workers said that although it does not yet have a formal position on Feldstein Soto’s proposal, it sounds appealing as a potential tool to protect employees. Social workers who intervene when families are in crisis have faced threats of death and harm to their families, and had confidential information about themselves posted on social media, said David Green, president of SEIU Local 721.

“It's an accident waiting to happen,” he said. “I'm a firm believer in transparency and accountability, but at the same time, I've had to represent workers ... [whose] health and safety and their life, sometimes, is really threatened by the people we serve, unfortunately.”

But civil rights attorneys refuted the notion that the public records law puts government employees in harm’s way. It does not allow disclosure of personal information, such as home addresses or family information, said Ochoa, the ACLU attorney — only work-related information.

“The courts have recognized that knowledge of who is working in the public and for the public is something the public has a right to know,” she said.

Ochoa pointed to the public records law as a critical tool in efforts to improve police practices and hold law enforcement agencies accountable because it can be used to identify specific officers. Without that power, she said, it would have been impossible to advocate for other transparency laws California passed in recent years to require more disclosure of internal records on police shootings and to create a system for decertifying officers for serious misconduct.

“That would not have been possible if we weren't made aware that the same officer that killed someone had gone to another agency and killed someone else,” Ochoa said.

“We would oppose any attempt to gut the PRA in this way.”

[rametarin]

It's surreal to imagine this, honestly.

Think back to your favorite animated movies, growing up. The big picture ones. The ones that required entire studios worth of animators and artists in order to bring a vision to fruition and meet a deadline.

The big Disney pictures. The big Don Bluth pictures. The Studio Ghibli pictures. Any full feature length animated film. 60 minute runtime stories.

And to a lesser extent, the Ralph Bakshi pieces.

Part of what made them so amazing and enchanting was the higher quality ones were just such byproducts of necessitating people to function together in order to do it. The writers and editors seemed like visionaries. The animators, demiurges. The quality, impossible for a single person to ever achieve on their own. The length, absolutely incredible for the number of frames required.

From the 20s to the 2010s, these animated pictures were only possible because of an organization and hierarchy and lots of people to labor to a plan. It would be impossible during a human lifetime for any one person to complete an animated picture to that degree of quality.

.. And then the digital revolution arrived. And one person that knows what they're doing could theoretically produce a labor of love the equal of any art slave studio across Japan or Korea that took hundreds of people for in-betweens. Drastically reducing the workload and bringing finished product closer to the hands of the individual person.

And similarly, meaning that smaller studios on smaller budgets could produce things the equal of animated films from the 40s, 50s and 60s, on Newgrounds' budgets and with amateur talent.

Pay the bigwigs that own Hollywood for distribution across cinemas? Why? You could just distribute on the internet and use a medium for people to pay to stream it.

This makes it possible for people to not just draw comics, but tell their own stories. And if they're willing to compromise on quality, even use voice synthesizers and AI to generate wholly fictional voices for the characters. So a single person could wholesale just, animate whatever story that they wanted, without having to pay a single million dollars to a studio.

Whereas before, such a labor required impossible resources and equipment.

It has never been a better time to aspire to animate for fun. For business and profit? Well...

[beanofjudgement]

Are you able to create concepts?

I am, yes. And I believe I know the direction this may be going, because I can also make it a reality should I will it to be so.

It's a way of framing a desire into a concrete form. Arguably, a more muted form of that is something I gifted Jirachi with. They are capable of summoning anything they can picture to themself... provided it is something that has already been conceived by another. I am the one capable of creating a concept "wholesale", if I'm using the term right.

[atotaltaitaitale]

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For some reason I kept coming across markets this time around.

First set of pictures are from Borough Market. Borough Market is a wholesale and retail market hall in Southwark, London, England. It is one of the largest and oldest food markets in London, with a market on the site dating back to at least the 12th century. The present buildings were built in the 1850s, and today the market mainly sells specialty foods to the general public.

The following picture is from Neal’s Yard. A cute courtyard I stumbled upon on my way to Seven Dials Market from Covent Gardens.

The last set of photos are from Seven Dials Market. The market take its name from the Seven streets that converge at the roughly circular central roundabout, at the centre of which is a column bearing six sundials – with the column itself acting as the seventh sundial. The seven dials that serve as the foundation for this center represent the last remaining relics of the once-vibrant medieval textile industry. The Site of the market once housed bananas. Whole palette loads were picked green, shipped over from Central America and then stacked floor to ceiling to be ripened under this steel-framed glass roof. The first commercial refrigerated shipment of bananas arrived in Britain in 1902 and were an astonishing proposition for the Brits, who up until this point knew only of apples, pears and other homegrown fruit.

[delighted-mirage]

modern homes. lavish suburban mansions (the designers made sure only every third house in the neighborhood has the same design, so it doesn’t look as monotonous) decked out with bright green plants (almost too shiny, and does take a toll on your water bill, but it’s worth it to get that picture perfect lawn) and freshly trimmed grass (it’s a little dry brown). admire the paint job on the outside (a soft light inviting modern calming grabluyellowhibeige. it almost hurts your eyes).

look how cute that little decoration is! (found them at a buy one get one fifty percent off plus a free extra set that’s kind of worthless but kitschy sale! it was mass produced in a mass market made by the masses and adored by the masses. vaguely familiar to the ones you saw down the street right? or just deja vu).

stroll on inside past the doorbell (it knows your face. it knows your body. it knows you’re here.) and quiet fluffy! you’re going to scare the guests. sorry, he’s not great around strangers. bye fluffy! (what did that dog look like again?)

notice the hardwood floors. (what beats beneath them?). you can always change the color (it feels cold.) or even the type of wood (is there anything here?). we opted for hardwood just because it’s so versatile you know? (imagine it cracking beneath your hands. a void. inky blackness of lifeless dirt. is there a point to cracking it open in the first place?)

what are you looking at the ground so much for? (what.) come on. I’ll show you the living room. (just keep walking. and try not to notice the picture frames staring at you. the pictures are fine. but the frames. the same frames. they hang there. always the same. the pictures don’t even matter if it’s the same frame. think of the distant funeral when that one relative you’re supposed to have known died and it’s those exact same frames. staring back at you.)

sorry it’s so messy! we weren’t expecting company (everything is spotless. every piece in place. the laid jacket on the couch. the small toy hiding just shy of the table. the children staring at the glow. the blue light glow. it’s enthralling. they aren’t moving. why aren’t they moving-) kids! come say hi! (they still aren’t moving. why aren’t they-) look up and say hi already! (why why why aren’t they moving why can’t they move they’re frozen they can’t move who put them there) haha kids these days. I did tell them they could have their one hour of screen time now, so I guess it’s fine. they can say hi to you later. I want to show you the new counters we got in the kitchen! (moving on so quickly. problems wiped away and ignored like the aroma of death coming from the kitchen)

the best part is I don’t have to change the cleaner I use! it makes the place smell so fresh doesn’t it? (death is in that cleaner. but it smells good. doesn’t it?) do you want something? something to eat or drink? (starvation claws in you)

I just got these new snacks from the new wholesale-market-sale-middle-class-nice-store, you know the one on main? here try one! (plastic) and these drinks too! (plastic) what? are you suddenly not hungry? (you’ve been hungry since you got here. eat the plastic.) mmph so good! no sugar either! (taste the plastic in your mouth. it has a sweetness. barely sweetness. plastic sweetness. plastic taste. plastic.)

I haven’t even shown you the upstairs yet. let’s go. (are you willing to find out who this person is?) careful, watch your step. it can get a little slippery! (must be waxed. waxy slippery preservative floors. it must keep it fresh. forever.)

so down the hall we have the kids’ room (it looks like what kids are supposed to like.),

the loft (sunlight streams in through the window. bleak burning sunlight fills the wide expanse of a room. it almost makes you overlook the fact that there’s nothing in it.),

the bathroom (clean white brightness. impeccable. spotless. no sign of impurity. like a tooth. like their teeth. perfect.),

and here’s our bedroom! (you are in the maw of the beast. the inviting tongue of its bed wants you to lay down in it. envelope you into its own. make you as wonderful as it is. compact you and consume your life. it needs your life. to fill it and make the thing made to be filled not loved whole. crush you between its teeth and swallow you whole. your existence of a life needs to be consumed, it says, it wants you to join it. willingly. it can offer paradise. it says it is beautiful. it is beyond imagining. stop imagining. you are in a utopia already. it is perfect. become perfect inside of it. you will be perfect.)

(you do not believe it and walk away.)

going so soon? alright! see you later! I’m sure you’ll be back again!

"unalive" should just mean the opposite of undead. if undead means a dead thing thats alive, unalive shuld mean an alive things thats dead. no i dont have any examples. ☝️yet

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[scarfanon]

I've recently been reading an isekai manga about a speedrunner who ends up in his favorite video game world and proceeds to do the same thing he always does, to the flabbergast of everybody witnessing him exploiting cracks in reality.

This series is literally eldritch horror told from the point of view of the horror itself, played for comedy.

and it got me thinking, if a speedrunner can give everyone this much of a headache, what about a modder?

Picture this: a midboss sees the modder's party enter their domain. the modder doesn't look like anything special and freely admits they don't know much about combat, so the midboss assumes they'll be easy prey and gloats as much. In the middle of their speech, the modder does something. It's not apparent at first, but the midboss quickly realizes that something is wrong. The modder realizes that the midboss and other characters don't have a frame of reference for modding, so explains that in their world, there's a whole community built around knowing where all the cracks are in this reality, and have figured out how to exploit them. In the process, they learned how to change or even wholesale add things to this reality, both the world itself and the people therein. In short, the modder has made one such change, and now the midboss is indistractably overwhelmed with grief and has no idea why. As the midboss is unable to fight, the modder walks right past them, not realizing that their companions are horrified by what they have just witnessed.

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