uncs of film twitter: what are some movies that are canonical now but were basically unknown when we were coming up? like Come and See or Possession. inversely: what are some movies or filmmakers that seem to have fallen off? (Takashi Miike comes to mind)
huge moment for me was going to a conference at Stanford and expecting like, Hong Kong, then getting there and realizing it’s basically Downers Grove or Schaumburg
Silicon Valley could’ve been one of the most unbelievable and prosperous places on the planet, but elected officials decided to listen to NIMBYs for decades, and this is what the commercial corridor where the world’s most valuable company is headquartered looks like:
@JCrouchPhoto Interesting. I don’t know much about what factors into the Social Vulnerability index, but it seems like there are certainly much more vulnerable tracts on that map. Maybe just an aging population more generally (+plus lack of public transit options)?
Any Chicago folks know why these tracts in particular are red? The middle one I guess is theoretically Des Plaines river flooding. Idk enough about northern Illinois to speculate on that. The one near Oak Lawn makes no sense though.
@StatisticUrban This is a fascinating resource but I think the county level map is skewed too much by population centers. For example Chicago / Cook county appears to be 99th percentile here but when you view it by census tract it looks entirely different.
you could walk into a store in 2004, pay $20 for a piece of microsoft branded software and get a whole set of people dancing on your taskbar. what a world
I’m sure been said many time, but the On Cinema At The Cinema universe is The defining work of art of the Trump era and its aftermath and there’s not even a close second