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I’ve written before about how getting tattoos has helped recapture and redeem the parts of my body that have been adversely affected by breast cancer. You can access my initial post, Tattoos, Part I, and read about the first four (4) tattoos that I had done starting in 2019. In the latter part of 2020, […]
Tattoos, Part II — No Half Measures
I myself want to get a tattoo someday (preferably more). I also know where I want to get it, but I do keep in mind what my pain level is. And anyone who wants a tattoo, should know. So, I’m here to tell you more about it! Low pain level The outside of your arm […]
Pain levels and tattoos: what’s the best spot? — Creabealounge
If tattoos ever become so last year, Ephemeral Tattoos has just the thing – tattoos that last just a year.
Getting that EAST 17 FOREVER Tatt won’t be such a big deal now with Ephereral’s in-house produced fade-able ink.
The tattoo is still applied in the conventional fashion which means the wearer still has to endure the pain of application.
While this may severely dent the street cred that a permanent tattoo offers, at least in the future the wearer can look back at their hipster days with no permanent record on the skin.
YouTube is trying out a new tool that lets users check for copyright issues when uploading their video. Will it help avoid Content ID surprises down the road?
YouTube Testing Copyright Checks During Upload — Plagiarism Today
Most bloggers are very well-intentioned and would try to steer clear from any potential copyright violations. However, it’s not hard to inadvertently cross the line from okay to dodgy. So, let’s chat about some issues that might come up. Copyright notice There doesn’t have to be a notice asserting the content owner’s copyright for that […]
Tips for Bloggers to Avoid Copyright Violations — Mental Health @ Home
