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...Enhance 224 to 176,” Ford mumbles to the machine, gazing unblinkingly at the screen that displays the photo. Like all the rusted machinery of Ridley Scott’s dystopian Los Angeles, the Esper clicks and whistles, zooming in on a shadow of someone??s arm. But our protagonist is not satisfied. “Enhance,” he says again...
...advanced level, something the average digital camera owner doesn’t have access to. For Killip, the move to update VES photography goes beyond a question of art—it’s about future careers. “I’m actually also enhancing someone??s employment opportunities by doing this,” he says. “If they’re one of three employees who can use Photoshop, then it’s worth it.” John L. Merrill, the manager of photographic services in the VES Department...
...said we’d study slaps, pushes, and grabs,” Quinn added. “We’ll ultimately learn how to step on someone??s back and slam their head into the floor. Safely...
...speech impediment” and jokes: “Looks like it’s Lucy—not Facebook—who’ll have the last lisp—uhhh, laugh. I swear, I meant laugh.” One commenter asked if making fun of someone??s lisp was necessary; another replied “no, but it’s fuuuunny...
...hateful personal attacks,” and thus imply that the three comments I cited are something besides hateful or personal. CLS, whoever he is, does not want to be called a sexist, but apparently doesn’t care that he made a hurtful comment about someone??s lisp. Whoever is writing HarvardOTR is so warped that they see nothing wrong with mocking someone??s speech impediment in both headline and body. (Though the poster apparently does have a problem with writing funny jokes...