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disclaimer: I'm not a gamer,
but this is damn interesting

"an immortal Donkey Koch (of the Koch brothers) commissions a group of dogs to produce a digital opera for an arts festival scheduled for 2100."

by Katie Rose Pipkin, February 28, 2017

https://hyperallergic.com/361800/a-video-game-immerses-you-in-an-opera-composed-by-dogs/

my grandmother used to make goat cheese ("caprini") at home: in her house there was a storeroom where she hanged the dried stomachs the cheese was fermented into, and each time I visited I would sneak into the storeroom and stare at those yellowish pungent-smelly things, scared and fascinated at the same time

I'm stressed in a way which can only be verbalized with the word 'fregola'

I just saw a bird moving on the ground and realized it was hopping gently with both legs, not moving one leg at a time, and I stared at it mesmerized like a child

Norwegian sounds like German words with the cadence and sonority of Japanese

"Fifteen journalism projects that will change the way you think about gender equality"

https://medium.com/we-are-the-european-journalism-centre/fifteen-journalism-projects-that-will-change-the-way-you-think-about-gender-equality-b5fa3c10c0a2

download page for all Wu Ming's books

https://www.wumingfoundation.com/italiano/downloads.shtml

personal fav, "Q":

«16th Century. Two main characters. One wants to overthrow the social order. The other is a spy in the service of the forces who want to maintain it. Q is the spy, in the pay of Father Carafa, an ultra conservative figure, rapidly rising up the hierarchy of the Catholic church. An epic from the bowels of history, set in central Europe and Northern Italy. Someone described the book as "a theological western".»

band name of the day: fine-grained expectations

pretty rad-looking graphic novel:

"Primahood: Magenta"
https://stackeddeckpress.com/product/primahood-magenta/

a review here https://hyperallergic.com/433869/primahood-magenta-tyler-cohen/

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you know those words in a foreign language that are familiar because you see them around a lot, and you have a context-based intuition of what they pertain to, but never really checked the precise meaning?

like, 'that's definitely a food, probably something like a cake or pastry or some sweet sandwich stuff'...

at my ripe old age I finally searched online for a definition of 'scones'

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@Anna soory didn't mean to boost, timeline jump! sorry!

croque-demi

what would non-binary versions of croque-monsieur/croque-madame be?

insert some randomness in your algorithmic habits