Who would this woman be on this caparison? Can anyone on #medievaltwitter offer some insight? There are individuals on horse and foot with different kit for various hastiludes. Turnierbuch (Triumphs of Maximillian), fol. 13r by Hans Burgkmair, ca. 1540. from MDZ #joust#medieval
Just gives an international number to call. 2 Canadian sims, 3 different UK sims, no call goes through to them. Can’t solve anything over text and most be over the phone but no one here can get the call to work 😄. Can’t purchase the things I need to work here and just am waiting
RBC is so frustrating. Try to tell them I am moving to the UK and they assure me my card will work. Immediately flagged for fraud. All phone numbers for their support from the UK don’t work. But can only be solved over the phone. So only have the cash we brought for everything.
A WWI propaganda map depicting the United States as a colonial outpost of Germany and the Central Powers. The map appeared on the cover of Life Magazine on February 10, 1916.
@WebDesignMuseum What a great website! Thanks for the reply, looks like a fun website to go through, always love looking at these designs. Hopefully I will be able to go through it more soon
@WebDesignMuseum This website is listed as a 2002 website but I believe this website was done in 2007. de-construct changed their logo each year and upon load shows a "de-construct07" on start. Would love more info if I am incorrect.
Photoshop CS2 is the most memorable logo for me, played around for hours and hours as a child on the family PC on a presumably cracked copy. Older siblings rock 😂. A lifetime of love for the adobe suite that would never have happened in the early-mid 2000s without TPB. #logo
Our Caxton Chaucer is now available online. It contains three works printed by William Caxton, including a hand-coloured second edition of Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, published in 1483. (Pictured: f. 134v and f. 135r)
You can view it here: https://t.co/qNXJlrEGeu
Also translucent inflatable furniture but that is for another day. Nothing cooler, even if not the comfiest or most practical. Or just anything lucite is also okay
Only now learning that the seemingly absent “clear” / “transparent” / translucent plastic shells on so many electronics in the 90s and 00s has a Wikipedia page about this clear craze. Should never have just been a fad. Bring them back >:( https://t.co/GPHrJegX2w