I want to read his "Meaning of the City" because I just like City theory, but I keep postponing in case it's just Christian morality lessons. The anarchist Christian angle makes this sound more interesting.
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Are his books good for non-Christians too?
Debian. You'll have the same (amazing) package manager without the extra ubuntu stuff. Find a desktop manager that supports the stylus (I assume Gnome and KDE Plasma both will support it).
Just make sure to enable non-free packages.
I call it *anti-*social media! (Give me the Pulitzer)
My tummy hurts.
AOL digital prophet lol that's amazing
It's nice that you give your kid cigarettes
This is how he should always be introduced.
Electronic music legend Brian Eno. You might remember him as the composer of the Windows 95 chime.
This time we're cheering... but he's correct, so the meme still works structurally.
aaaand out the window we go!
Even the best ads are slop, just because it's ads. But it's totally legit to probe them for technique, and to also take the job and make it into a work of art (which is ultimately slop because it's ads)
Bayshore has some nice areas, great paths along the river, and the Metro and FarmBoy are close. It's a mix of poor and wealthy, so look around before deciding. Spend a couple hours walking around for fun, just to see. But you want to be on the river-side of Carling/Richmond (they cross paths)