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붉은사막을 샀습니다... 그리고 우선.. 후기? 초반부 후기. 그림계에선 언급하긴 했는데... 1. 우선 흥미진진은 한데 초반은.. 좀 스토리 진행이 아주 초반인데도 쫌 산만하고 진부한 느낌입니다. 클리프 자체가 좀 ..잔잔해서 그런가? 생긴건 잘생김 . 2. 퍼리달라고 했더니 곰가죽 쓴 바라퍼리상 라이벌? 을 줌. 3. 대화수위나 욕설 빈도가 높아서 놀람. 적응이 안됨.. (맨날 f-만 듣다가 구수한 K욕설..) 4. 말의 움직임이 생각보다 실망스럽진 않지만 아직 갤럽이 안되는듯 (됐으면 초반부터 생까고 말만 달렸다.)

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そういえば、昨日のNHKホール、バービーボーイズも出演、「四肢完全麻痺」で車椅子のコンタさん、いまみちともたかさんと喫煙所で少し話が出来た。ステージも、コンタさんの「歌いたい」という思いが詰まった、素晴らしいものだった。正直、バービーボーイズというバンドの音楽は余り知らなかったのだが、30年ほど前、ヴォーカルに男女2人がいる、というただそれだけの理由で、ソウル・フラワー・ユニオンはよく“悪意のあるバービーボーイズ”とか“悪魔版バービーボーイズ”とか言われたのであった笑笑。今後のバービーボーイズ、応援してます。
newsdig.tbs.co.jp/articles/-/2

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사실 무서워... 그렇게 가서 결과가 어떻든 맞부딪혀야하는 일이니까ㅠ 그렇다고 해서 평생 회피할 수도 그럴 생각도 없으니까! 기회를 준다면 감사한 일이고 아니라면 그것도 어쩔 수 없는 일이야 기억해 김헤모! 회피에 따른 결과는 본인이 지는거야!! 계속 도망쳐다니지 않을거지? 힘내자!

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붉은사막을 샀습니다... 그리고 우선.. 후기? 초반부 후기. 그림계에선 언급하긴 했는데... 1. 우선 흥미진진은 한데 초반은.. 좀 스토리 진행이 아주 초반인데도 쫌 산만하고 진부한 느낌입니다. 클리프 자체가 좀 ..잔잔해서 그런가? 생긴건 잘생김 . 2. 퍼리달라고 했더니 곰가죽 쓴 바라퍼리상 라이벌? 을 줌. 3. 대화수위나 욕설 빈도가 높아서 놀람. 적응이 안됨.. (맨날 f-만 듣다가 구수한 K욕설..) 4. 말의 움직임이 생각보다 실망스럽진 않지만 아직 갤럽이 안되는듯 (됐으면 초반부터 생까고 말만 달렸다.)

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인터블로그

정진명의 굳이 써서 남기는 생각 @jm@guji.jjme.me

이 블로그의 굳이 써서 남기는 생각 조각 파트는 개인 위키와 같은 운용을 염두에 두고 만들어졌다. 글 파트가 좀 더 하루하루의 기록에 가깝다면, 조각 파트는 그것을 통시적으로 잇거나, 글 파트에 분류해 올리기에는 조금 종류가 다른 평소의 생각하는 바를 정리하는 데 쓰는 것이다.

인터위키는 위키의 문법 중 하나로, 다른 위키의 문서로 하이퍼링크를 이을 때 위키 내부에서 연결하는 것과 비슷한 문법을 쓸 수 있게 만드는 것이다. 예를 들자면 https://ko.wikipedia.org/wiki/%EC%9D%B8%ED%84%B0%EC%9C%84%ED%82%A4 라고 입력해서 다른 위키의 항목을 링크하는 것이 아니라, [[위백>인터위키]] 처럼 입력하는 셈이다.

월드 와이드 웹의 근간은 결국 하이퍼링크다. 개별 문서를 연결하는 하이퍼링크가 그 개별 문서들의 묶음을 가치있는 것으로 만든다. 위키에서 시간을 오래 보내 본 적이 있는 사람이라면 표제어를 클릭해서 지식 세계의 이쪽 끝에서 반대편 끝까지 가보는 것의 가치를 알 것이다.

그래프 뷰를 만들고, 문서 하단에 제한적으로나마 백링크를 확인할 수 있는 시스템을 구축한 것은 내가 이 블로그에서 그것을 추구하고 싶기 때문이다. 그리고 그것이 내 블로그 안에서 끝나는 것이 아니라, 내가 읽었던 다른 글을 소개하는 방식으로 퍼졌으면 좋겠다. 링크와 링크를 타고 다니며 읽지 못했던 글을 읽는 것의 즐거움을, 기성의 방식과는 다른 방식으로 만들어 나가고 싶다.

그렇게 하다 보면, 어쩌면 내 블로그와 글을 내가 한 방식으로 소개하는 블로그 포스팅이 생길 지도 모른다. 그렇게 되면 나는 정말 기쁠 것이다.

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共産党の主張、普段あんなに理路整然としてスマートなのに、セックスワークの話になるといろいろごちゃ混ぜで雑なんだろ。ジェンダー・セクシュアリティの視点も欠如してたし、子どもと大人の別もないし、売られているのはサービスであるという視点も失われていたし、非犯罪化という概念の存在が意識にあるかどうかも疑問なこれ文章だし。
「父権主義」と書かれていた時代からのパターナリズム全開の感。

https://www.jcp.or.jp/akahata/aik25/2026-03-17/2026031702_01_0.php

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붉은사막을 샀습니다... 그리고 우선.. 후기? 초반부 후기. 그림계에선 언급하긴 했는데... 1. 우선 흥미진진은 한데 초반은.. 좀 스토리 진행이 아주 초반인데도 쫌 산만하고 진부한 느낌입니다. 클리프 자체가 좀 ..잔잔해서 그런가? 생긴건 잘생김 . 2. 퍼리달라고 했더니 곰가죽 쓴 바라퍼리상 라이벌? 을 줌. 3. 대화수위나 욕설 빈도가 높아서 놀람. 적응이 안됨.. (맨날 f-만 듣다가 구수한 K욕설..) 4. 말의 움직임이 생각보다 실망스럽진 않지만 아직 갤럽이 안되는듯 (됐으면 초반부터 생까고 말만 달렸다.)

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New, breaking: Feds Disrupt IoT Botnets Behind Huge DDoS Attacks

The U.S. Justice Department joined authorities in Canada and Germany in dismantling the online infrastructure behind four highly disruptive botnets that compromised more than three million Internet of Things (IoT) devices, such as routers and web cameras. The feds say the four botnets — named Aisuru, Kimwolf, JackSkid and Mossad — are responsible for a series of recent record-smashing distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks capable of knocking nearly any target offline.

No word yet on which botmasters got a visit from feds, but the DOJ statement references law enforcement actions against against botmasters in Canada and Germany. Last month, I reported on a likely identity behind Dort, the main individual behind the Kimwolf botnet. The other suspect was a 15 y/o from Germany.

krebsonsecurity.com/2026/03/fe

A graphical sketch depicting a robot network. At the top center is a grey robot head with diagonal antennae and blue eyes, and there are arrows pointing down like arms to two computer screens directly below.
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, 2015
Nature is at the centre of Claire Rosen’s creative process: ‘I was drawn to animals from a young age, their presence sparking a deep curiosity and fondness that have carried into my art.’ The series began with her own parakeet and some colourful domestic parrots. ‘I persuaded a bird shop to let me photograph its birds in a makeshift portrait studio in their lobby. One by one, I paired birds with backgrounds, aiming to complement their colours. The process was enthralling’

Two Budgerigars set against an ornate wallpaper.
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, 2015
Nature is at the centre of Claire Rosen’s creative process: ‘I was drawn to animals from a young age, their presence sparking a deep curiosity and fondness that have carried into my art.’ The series began with her own parakeet and some colourful domestic parrots. ‘I persuaded a bird shop to let me photograph its birds in a makeshift portrait studio in their lobby. One by one, I paired birds with backgrounds, aiming to complement their colours. The process was enthralling’

Two Budgerigars set against an ornate wallpaper.
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Java Sparrow, 2017
After learning about the challenges these birds face, Claire began to see the wallpaper as a symbol of the man-made interiors these birds inhabit when we acquire them as pets. Though the birds might appear to be in harmony with their carefully curated background, it is a far cry from the environments they call home. The series reflects a long historical tradition in which nature has been transformed into objects for our own enjoyment and pleasure, for decoration and status.

Java Sparrow set against a bird wallpaper.
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Java Sparrow, 2017
After learning about the challenges these birds face, Claire began to see the wallpaper as a symbol of the man-made interiors these birds inhabit when we acquire them as pets. Though the birds might appear to be in harmony with their carefully curated background, it is a far cry from the environments they call home. The series reflects a long historical tradition in which nature has been transformed into objects for our own enjoyment and pleasure, for decoration and status.

Java Sparrow set against a bird wallpaper.

American Goshawk, 2021

The use of Victorian wallpaper motifs references an era when Europe unleashed colonisation across the globe and, with it, the brutal domination of faraway places, creatures and cultures. As ‘discoveries’ were displaced to Europe and the Americas, they fuelled aviary collection and display as part of an impulse to collect and catalogue the natural world.



The intersection of art and scientific study created a new genre of avian art, made mainstream by John James Audubon whose highly collectible folios brought the natural world into the home as decor.
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American Goshawk, 2021

The use of Victorian wallpaper motifs references an era when Europe unleashed colonisation across the globe and, with it, the brutal domination of faraway places, creatures and cultures. As ‘discoveries’ were displaced to Europe and the Americas, they fuelled aviary collection and display as part of an impulse to collect and catalogue the natural world.



The intersection of art and scientific study created a new genre of avian art, made mainstream by John James Audubon whose highly collectible folios brought the natural world into the home as decor.
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Greater Flamingo, 2017

The series expanded as Rosen encountered different birds all over the world. ‘In Dubai, I was introduced to the fascinating world of falconry. In South Africa, I was captivated by owls at a rescue centre. In Jordan, I marvelled at fancy pigeons, pheasants and a dazzling white peacock. Florida brought me beautifully hued but indifferent flamingos, and a Pennsylvania falconer provided an elusive goshawk and a pair of the fluffiest wide-eyed owlets.


Greater Flamingo.
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Greater Flamingo, 2017

The series expanded as Rosen encountered different birds all over the world. ‘In Dubai, I was introduced to the fascinating world of falconry. In South Africa, I was captivated by owls at a rescue centre. In Jordan, I marvelled at fancy pigeons, pheasants and a dazzling white peacock. Florida brought me beautifully hued but indifferent flamingos, and a Pennsylvania falconer provided an elusive goshawk and a pair of the fluffiest wide-eyed owlets.


Greater Flamingo.
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African Penguin, 2021

‘I’ve come to think of the process as a collaboration, with both parties contributing their own special magic unlocked by mutual trust. These images are an invitation to explore the interior lives of these exquisite creatures, and how they fit into our own pursuit of home, happiness and diversion’



African Penguin against pink & white stripes.
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Blue Americanus Chicken, 2019

Understanding the impact of our modern world on these creatures is the motivation that drives this work. All of these species are impacted by human society, whether inadequate care in captivity, habitat loss, light pollution, illegal trapping, chemical and plastic pollution, animal testing, or the brutality of factory farming.



A hen.
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Blue Americanus Chicken, 2019

Understanding the impact of our modern world on these creatures is the motivation that drives this work. All of these species are impacted by human society, whether inadequate care in captivity, habitat loss, light pollution, illegal trapping, chemical and plastic pollution, animal testing, or the brutality of factory farming.



A hen.

Duck, 2020
‘I have seen the deep connection and care that we can have for non-human creatures and how our empathy can extend to the most unusual of animals. But modern society has made it incredibly difficult to avoid doing harm to creatures that we would never wish to hurt. I hope my photographs can be part of the conversation about how we can preserve, protect and restore our natural environment and its inhabitants.



I believe that we can always do better, from our smallest daily decisions to our greatest aspirations of how to live mindfully in this entangled world’
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i really don’t know what this part means, it’s a sudden shift from the rest of the song which has very down to earth lyrics. i kind of read it as “geee too bad i’m stuck in samsara” but i’m not completely sure

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SPARTANS IN SPEEDOS & THE STAGED BEACH - my latest podcast on YouTube, a deep dive into art history, comparing the work of Charles Meere, Max Dupain and Frederick McCubbin with that of Anne Zahalka.

You can listen to it (and watch) here:

youtu.be/cI74D2jOP3Q

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