Graphite – Redefining state-of-the-art graphics editing.
Graphite is an in-development raster and vector 2D graphics editor that is free and open source. It is powered by a node graph compositing engine that supercharges your layer stack, providing a completely non-destructive editing experience.
Macht es traurig, sich ständig mit dem Tod zu befassen? Zeugt es von einem ausgeprägten Helfersyndrom? Beides nicht, sagt eine Sterbebegleiterin.
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Relevant: Travel Bag Organizers.
Count me in.
We are people from all walks of life with one aim: To make it impossible to own a huge polluting 4x4 in the world's urban areas.
Relevant: Der Siegeszug des Fahrrads in Utrecht: Die Rad-Megacity.
Voller Zuversicht in die Vergangenheit blicken?
We’re not yet ready for what’s already happened.
When we center the planetary crisis in our thinking about the world, one central fact becomes clear: our ideas about the pace of change—how fast we can create change, the costs and benefits of more rapid action, the politics of speed and delay—are the most out-of-date part of the climate/sustainability debate. Our sense of tempo is broken, and few of us are ready for how fast things are beginning to move… or that most of humanity benefits more the faster we move.
The human zoo.
“Bambi” Is Even Bleaker Than You Thought.
In the middle of her words she rolled over on her side and died.
Chansons: Adieu més tres belles amours.
“Thou shalt commit adultery.”
How Many Errorrs Are in This Essay?
Literature’s history is a history of mistakes, errors, misapprehensions, simple typos. It’s the shadow narrative of expression—how we fail because of sloppiness, or ignorance, or simple tiredness. Blessed are the copyeditors, for theirs is a war of eternal attrition. Nothing done by humans is untouched by such fallenness, for to err is the universal lot of all of us. Authors make mistakes, as do editors, publishers, printers (and readers).
What Tech Workers Don't Understand They've Lost by WFH.
As an employee, I was initially excited by the benefits of working from home, but slowly realised that complete remote working was an alienating experience that has diminished the boundaries between work and leisure.
What’s a girl to do?
Is the world (finally) ready for the wit and wisdom of new-wave icon Cristina?
Relevant: Jean-Paul Goude.