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It’s Like Watching The Video Store Get Bought Out In Real Time

So Netflix is swallowing another giant, and everybody online is talking about stock prices and streaming bundles and whatever. I keep thinking abou...

For The Dead Travel Fast

December 05, 2025 · 4 min read

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underconstruction about 7 hours ago

      #grunge #grungeaesthetic #vhsaesthetic #missedopportunities
    

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Tim about 8 hours ago

      In ten years we're going to be leaving our iApartments to ride in self-driving Tesla cars on our way to the Netflix theater to see the latest Disney movie. And there will be nothing else.
    

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Jeff Richardson about 8 hours ago

      I have so many books I probably haven’t read at least half of them. But I sort of love the giant to do list of books to read.
    

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The Internet Is Not What You Think It Is

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Strange & Necessary

Chronically Indigigoth • 2 months ago

Strange & Necessary is a deep dive into the gothic literature, film and folklore. It’s for the too-beautiful, the too-strange, the too-questioning creatures that unsettle the world simply by existing. Here I unravel history, film, and folklore while weaving in the threads of my own book. This is a candlelit diary of orphans, sin-eaters, poisons, crows, and heroines who reveal society’s hypocrisy and remind us that difference is not only strange, but necessary.