YouTube’s content ID system brings humbug to the holidays
Adam inadvertently butts heads with the YouTube automatic content ID system when he sings “Silent Night” — a song firmly in the public domain.
Adam inadvertently butts heads with the YouTube automatic content ID system when he sings “Silent Night” — a song firmly in the public domain.
Adam reflects on his depature from Tacoma a year ago while departing his fair city once again, after a month-long trip.
Adam arrives at the last Frost Park Chalk-Off of 2013, the chalk-off’s sixth year, but still gets some chalking in with time to chat.
Adam attends a pumpkin carving contest at King’s Books, put on by the Cartoonist’s League of Absurd Washingtonians.
After missing them all year, Adam returns to his chalk dust home and attends the second-to-last Frost Park Chalk-Off.
Adam visits Tinkertopia, Tacoma’s creative reuse center and supply store for artists and crafty types.
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Taking a late night walk on my last night in Tacoma, and musing on everything…