#bcm332 for a lot of people radical documentary can be one sided. I think it’s intentions may not be to hide the other side’s perspective but instead to focus on one particular side only.
@gabe_creative the interior is quite extraordinary. it has a very dark and creep vibe, which is complete opposite of the arcade environment in hong kong.
@gabe_creative there isn't one particular screen that looks like a mashup. The city view looks a lot like Tokyo and Hong Kong combined. Also the fashion looks like a mix of Japan, Hong Kong and Korea. All these little elements together create an impact of mashup.
@gabe_creative It looked they were living an ideal lifestyle. But I don’t think so. Playing video games for fun and work are two different things. Also their work requires them to find a family in other people like their friends.
@gabe_creative I think Godzilla refers to the fear the Japanese people had before the 50s during WWII. Where people faced unexpected explosive and famished around the country.
In an article by WIRED, it stated that hacktivism is still very much alive and a bunch of anonymous groups are still trying to create waves but it is way less effective now due to the fact that the old skills simply don’t work in this time of age.
Hacktivism is such an interesting word. It is basically ‘hacking’ and ‘activism’. Hacktivists are people who hack or break into computers for political or social change. #digc202#uow
I remember reading about Aaron Swartz (one of the most infamous hacktivists) and I was mind blown at how smart and gutsy some people are to perform these acts.
HEY PEEPS 🐥 We uploaded a video for our DA on YouTube. We visited a local place that had tons of bad reviews online. #uow#digc202#foodiebites
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