Up until the very end (2017!) HMV Canada had Soul, Hiphop, R&B, etc all together in a section labeled "Urban". Yikes! I still shopped there a ton because it was also the only place where I could get UK electronic music releases special-ordered without having to pay international shipping rates.

I would argue that sometimes we do neither. We make for the sake of making because making is inherently gratifying, whether or not there is an audience or market for the product. How many of us have volume upon volume of negatives or prints that we made and love that never see the light of day?

They're a super useful tool, but so is a power drill, and I've seen people break fingers from not understanding that they're doing with them.

(See also: Cars, Chainsaws, Flywheel Pressbrakes, etc.)

Yeah, the first couple nice days every spring I see retirees who haven't ridden in decades on brand-new ebikes. Great, except for the ones who don't realize they have the reflexes of a 75 year old on a bike that can casually go 30km/h on a MUP and stack it on the first shady wet corner.

It's expensive and in Canada, but I hope you find your way up to BC for the ferries. I've been wanting for years to do Port Hardy -> Prince Rupert -> Haida Gwaii.

Whoa this is sick, your gameboy camera trichromes were cool but I *always* have a thermal printer cam in my bag, I need to do some of this!

I sure hope so, it's slow change but the best way to make the trades more accepting is to get more of us in there.

Saints Row 3 had this as the demo, just the character creator as a standalone executable.

Of course you can pick up people from the airport, the problem is you can't take them there because they never invented dropoff trucks

Oh wow, that's stunning!

Absolutely iconic shot

Oh yeah, scrolled down and saw them, that whips

I've never tried trichrome on any of my especially shitty cameras, it does some really fantastic glitchy effects with grainy film so I bet it would do something cool with the gameboy cam sensor.