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Ich bin sehr stolz auf mich, dass ich letztens einem Arbeitskollegen vom Mann ein Exemplar von #DerAtemDesDrachen mit den Worten in die Hand gedrückt habe: "Hier. Dir haben die Bilder gefallen, jetzt musst du auch die Texte lesen."
Ohne Rumdrucksen. Ohne rot zu werden. Wie so'n Profi.
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I use this for self published book covers & social media posts. I find it has a good selection and is much more safe and reliable (in terms of proper licensing) than the completely free places. @bookstodon#books#marketing#socialmedia#author
is a booster-bot not really of linux, I would say ANTI-LINUX, and promotes constantly marketing by 3-4 corporations that seek to dominate linux and displace all alternatives.
Sometimes, traditional #publisher#book#marketing has us shaking our heads. This is a stand-out example.
To quote the article, "... why would any book publisher choose a non-reader, with no BookTok following, to go on a cruise to promote a handful of books that the influencer has never read?"
Instead of answering, I went through all the responses thus far and made a spreadsheet of the answers. (This is absolutely non-scientific and possibly inaccurate, plus there's no data as to how well these strategies worked, but hey, I was curious and thought maybe others might be interested too.)
I also have a list of "Other" answers that didn't fit neatly in these boxes or struck me in some way-- I'll link those next.
PACER, Electronic Associates' digital computer, added to their line of analog and hybrid computers. The computer had broad applications in the R&D and process control field, ca. 1970s.
The image is emblematic of the computer industry marketing male gendered/privileged environments, women models, & inuendo & seduction to try to sell computing & software systems.
Why do all these companies developing privatised software use the word "Open"? Real question.
OpenAI...