Dorkulate With Steve

That guy from that web show and now that web video company

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gunsandrobots: Hey Space Monkeys! According to timehop, the first episode of Laughing Historically was uploaded one year ago today. Initially, we didn’t even use separate accounts from my personal youtube/Blip ones because it was just supposed to be a one off. I’m currently putting finishing touches on our 15th episode (“The Truth Behind Indiana Jones”), which will easily push us past 100,000 views.  Thank you to everyone who has watched, shared, and supported the show in the last year.  We wouldn’t be doing this without all of you. Here’s to another year! ps - check out our new subscription pack on Blip

gunsandrobots:

Hey Space Monkeys! According to timehop, the first episode of Laughing Historically was uploaded one year ago today. Initially, we didn’t even use separate accounts from my personal youtube/Blip ones because it was just supposed to be a one off. I’m currently putting finishing touches on our 15th episode (“The Truth Behind Indiana Jones”), which will easily push us past 100,000 views. 

Thank you to everyone who has watched, shared, and supported the show in the last year.  We wouldn’t be doing this without all of you. Here’s to another year!

ps - check out our new subscription pack on Blip

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nypl: I iz MOVING!  Our new Stereogranimator site (which was created by NYPL Labs and allows you to turn historic stereographs from the Library’s collections into animated GIFs or 3-D images) has gotten tons and tons of attention this week (as well as tens of thousands of hits), so we thought we’d use it for this week’s Caturday! Check out this amazing dancing cat, originally photographed in September 1918. The original image is in our Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views. How cool is it to breathe new life into these old photos? Gotta love it.

nypl:

I iz MOVING! 

Our new Stereogranimator site (which was created by NYPL Labs and allows you to turn historic stereographs from the Library’s collections into animated GIFs or 3-D images) has gotten tons and tons of attention this week (as well as tens of thousands of hits), so we thought we’d use it for this week’s Caturday! Check out this amazing dancing cat, originally photographed in September 1918. The original image is in our Robert N. Dennis collection of stereoscopic views. How cool is it to breathe new life into these old photos? Gotta love it.