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With choreographer Gideon Obarzanek at the festival helm you’d expect dance to shine, and Marrugeku’s Jurrungu Ngan-ga ( Straight Talk) was dance theatre at its finest.Ī powerful exploration of oppression and identity in contemporary Australia, it challenged our treatment of refugees, First Nations and trans people, and other minorities through a sinuously designed dance-drama that took its movement cues from, among other things, the flickering ubiquity of surveillance technology. Cons for Brave: Customization is limited for common users, BAT ads don't work really well. Pros For Brave: Integrated Adblocker (Bypasses almost every anti-adblocker), Antitrackers, great design, BAT. Cons for Opera GX: it's opera lol they sell your info. What about the International Arts Festival? Does Rising fare better at replacing that? Well, the dance and music programs look fuller and more impressive than the theatre. Pros for Opera GX: You are able to limit ram usage to ridiculous sizes, Neon looks great. The unique experience of crowds hundreds of thousands strong streaming en masse into the city centre, as Melbourne’s major arts institutions open their doors to all comers from dusk to dawn every year, has been lost. The Tasmanian capital can happily transform into Fitzroy for two weeks, but Melbourne has Fitzroy year-round. Together with the lingering chilling effect of the pandemic it gave Rising’s opening night the air of an under-attended party.įrankly, a boho winter arts party a la Hobart’s Dark Mofo is no substitute for the expired White Night.
Melburnians haven’t experienced either Rising or the arts festivals it replaced – the International Arts Festival and White Night – in almost three years.įoul weather diminished the 2019 White Night, and unsurprisingly Wednesday’s bitter cold and driving rain kept midweek crowds at bay. The pandemic reduced Melbourne from cultural capital to city under siege and Rising was caught out twice: postponed in 2020, it opened for one day before lockdown in 2021. Getting the fest off the ground has been an extended ordeal.
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The Rising festival opened on Wednesday evening with a selection of events that might have drawn large crowds in an ideal world – but as winter descended with full force, early signs of the city actively embracing the festival were hard to find. A digital arts hub tucked away in a Chinatown car park. Ice-skating under colourful projections at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. To be honest, I want to know the answer as well.Rising Festival Opening night, Melbourne, June 1 There's no answer to this, so just choose whatever you feel like you want the most.
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That's why I don't recommend using this on Macbooks or Windows or whatever notebook PCs with weak CPU.īut it's really up to you. It's faster than average as well, with the only problem that it consumes a lot of memory. According to their website, there's one million way to customize your browser, even the address bar position if you didn't know.
I know you didn't mention it, but if you are a custom guy & have a decent enough desktop, then I recommend Vivaldi. However, the real fun starts when you want. Its much more visual, with an uncluttered look, tabs and shortcuts as bubbles and a side control bar that largely gets out of your way.
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From a report on Engadget:Its a separate 'concept' browser that shows where software could go. Well, what kind of customs can you expect from a browser that says "You are not a product"? And to be honest it won't really matter to me because I'm sorta a minimalist guy. Opera today announced its launching a new browser called Opera Neon. Customization is quite disappointing as well. However I feel like it's too much of a hassle to click on an ad every time it pops up. You have to look at the advertisement in return for some BATs, which are Brave Currencies that can be used to tip whoever you support. But in return you get a so-called "Sponsored Ads".
Blocks any ad, and it can even disable fingerprinting (although that breaks the site so not recommended). Now I'm not the most fan of Brave, but at least it's BETTER than other browsers. Not to mention Opera is owned by a Chinese company. Holding down the left mouse button, drag the icon out of the menu bar and onto the desktop. Opera GX might be appealing for "Gamers" but all they have is a RAM, CPU Limiter and everything else is the same, including speed (at least to me). Hover your mouse cursor over the icon you want to remove. Had Opera GX, switched to Vivaldi, switched again to Brave, been with it for some time now.
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