antonim

antonim, 5 months ago

If anyone’s curious: the illustration is from Codex Seraphinianus by Luigi Serafini. It’s a pseudo-encyclopedia filled with this sort of bizarre images, schemes, diagrams…

antonim, 7 months ago

TBH it’s just simple text files, you can open any .srt with Notepad and edit it to your liking. I always remove those dumb ads at the beginning and the end.

antonim, 8 months ago

They should be archiving a lot more of the internet, too, including all media.

They do, they have an extensive collection of scanned books, music and film.

antonim, 8 months ago

The last one is not the Firefox logo, but the general Mozilla Foundation logo.

Source: literally just looking at the icon on your desktop.

I know I shouldn’t be the one to nitpick because I posted a similar “design simplification bad” meme myself just yesterday, but still… :D

antonim, 8 months ago

Kind of, but on the other hand people (male, I believe) are openly agreeing with it ITT and apparently find it funny.

antonim, 9 months ago

Or maybe classical music? I’m not a lawyer, but just think of what music you can share where the artist or record label isn’t going to sue you.

Classical isn’t necessarily non-suable. You can share the sheet music Beethoven wrote, since he’s been dead for a long time and his work is in public domain, but each new performance and recording of a given composition is also copyrighted by the musicians(s), since they have invested creative effort into its realisation.

Not that you’d be remotely likely to get fined either way, unless the publishing label is very prestigeous, Warner Classics or maybe Deutsche Grammophon (though even then if you’re outside of US/UK or Germany I don’t think they’d care).