Turing, 3.5-inch USB IPS secondary display. Design your template from scratch

Turing, 3.5-inch USB IPS secondary display. Design your template from scratch

You’ve probably seen them around, from various brands and at different price points. These small secondary screens are available in sizes of 3.5 and 5 inches, as well as in other, more landscape-oriented sizes such as 8.8 and 9.16 inches. They’re mainly used to monitor various parameters of your computer, and people usually ... Read more

Democratic memory

Democratic memory

Democratic memory. Cartoon of 04/05/2024 in CTXT Translation of the cartoon: "We called ours the "Law of Concord", but we liked "fuck you, we won the war" better. The UN concluded in an eight-page report that the "concord laws" of PP and Vox violate international treaties. "...the so-called "concord" laws passed or presented ... Read more

Democratic Memory Law

Democratic Memory Law

Democratic Memory Law. Cartoon of 22/10/2022 in CTXT After being validated in the Senate, the Law on Democratic Memory has been published in the Official State Gazette (BOE). This new text replaces Law 52/2007, of 26 December, popularly known as the Law of Historical Memory. Declaration of the illegality of the Franco regime ... Read more

Persinger's scrapbook, a decade of Great Depression-era drawings and memories

Persinger's scrapbook, a decade of Great Depression-era drawings and memories

Persinger's scrapbook. Not exactly a pocket book. Photos: Columbia University Libraries. Although "scrapbook" can be translated in spanish as "álbum de fotos", the concept of "scrapbooking» which is nothing new, is broader, as it involves capturing memories, emotions or important events with the help of photographs, drawings, annotations and all sorts of embellishments. ... Read more

Bad memory

Bad memory

TR: "Unblocking historical memory" Bad memory. Cartoon of 01/07/2018 in CTXT I can think of many reasons to carry out a comprehensive reform of this place and its mammoth structures which, however much they may want to sell them as monuments of reconciliation, are nothing more than a tribute to the victors. We ... Read more