Grayscale also started the first publicly traded bitcoin investment vehicle, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, which trades under the symbol GBTC on over the counter markets.
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Drag the Grayscale icon up into the panel of icons, and you'll have one-tap access to your phone's grayscale mode whenever you need it.
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DCG's Grayscale subsidiary put out a press release on Nov.
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Once you select Grayscale, your screen will immediately switch over.
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Unlike in earlier designs, the room is dark, almost grayscale.
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Each email will contain a grayscale image of your mail.
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Here's how to curb your phone addiction with grayscale mode.
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"Although digital currency market regulation continues to rapidly evolve, at this time Grayscale does not believe there have been enough regulatory developments to prompt the SEC to approve the ... application," Grayscale said in a statement.
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Grayscale is no longer teaching "Bitcoin 101" during meetings, he said.
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Dig around in your phone's "Accessibility" settings to turn on grayscale.
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The Naked mobile app displays body scans as grayscale, 3D images.
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I look at it on the computer screen, rendered in grayscale.
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Conway explains that in the photo the strawberries are actually grayscale.
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He began by colorizing the photographs (HiRISE captures images in grayscale).
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So people's phones go grayscale at the end of the night.
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I do grayscale most of the time which is another thing.
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Luxury and death coexist regularly in scenes of gold and grayscale.
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That's the story of the third quarter, according to Grayscale Investments.
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Grayscale Investments offers crypto for big investors via periodic private placements.
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In the grayscale of a laboratory video, the little tubes squirm.
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There's no Grayscale option in Quick Settings on Samsung Android phones.
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If you want to suck the delight out of a device you likely have an unhealthy relationship with, here's how to grayscale: On iOS 11, grayscale is found under Settings > General > Accessibility > Display Accommodations > Color Filters.
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She tends to paint human skin with a mutedness that approaches grayscale.
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Stockpile also names the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) is a trending option.
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" On a Samsung device, find "Vision" and then scroll down to "Grayscale.
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But anything that is red or blue continues to be in grayscale.
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GBTC premiums have dropped since the beginning of the year, Grayscale data showed.
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The original's grayscale presentation is replaced by a full-color experience, for instance.
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Almost all of the items were exclusively on the grayscale, from the rugs ...
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The original digital pet wandered around the grayscale LCD screen, ate, and pooped.
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Bitcoin Investment Trust is run by Grayscale Investments, which is led by Silbert.
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Sonnenshein said Grayscale plans to roll out more new products later this year.
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Settings > General > Accessibility > Display Accommodations > Color Filters > Grayscale If the grayscale turns out to be too bleak for you, you can always switch to Dark Mode, in which light and dark colors trade places (Display Accommodations > Invert Colors > Smart Invert).
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He's set his iPhone display to grayscale, and I've categorized my apps by color.
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In iOS, go to settings, accessibility, display accommodations, color filters, and then select grayscale.
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Texas Instruments has updated the TI-84 from the days of a grayscale display.
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The wind-down feature turns on the phone's grayscale and sets Do Not Disturb.
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Switching your phone screen to grayscale mode makes using it terrible and not fun.
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With the filing, Grayscale hopes to attract more investors to its dedicated bitcoin fund.
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There's also a 1920s-style photo studio, where all the objects are in grayscale.
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The Center for Humane Technology promotes grayscale for a more mindful use of social media.
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I also love that there's a quick settings toggle to turn on grayscale from anywhere.
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Addiction, popping ... I always go around and grayscale peoples' phones, and then they- Oh, really?
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Initially, a sequence of animated characters is rendered as a grayscale video in real-time.
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It's not clear whether Bitcoin Investment Trust's sponsor Grayscale Investments will support the bitcoin offshoots.
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Grayscale, on the other hand, turns your phone into a black-and-white TV show.
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You can still use your phone in Grayscale mode, but it's not nearly as fun.
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Turn the Color Filters toggle switch on, and Grayscale appears as the top option. Presto!
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So how can a tablet with limited applications and a grayscale display be worth that price?
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One easy way to start is by turning off notifications or turning your phone to grayscale.
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By contrast, the political system by its very nature requires more than a little grayscale morality.
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The night vision is grayscale and can discern whether it's sunlight peeking through or a floodlight.
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After that failure, I tried following the New York Times' advice and made my screen grayscale.
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Grayscale manages three such funds, each investing in a different cryptocurrency: ethereum classic, bitcoin and Zcash.
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Kat Von D Smoke & Mirrors Grayscale Mini Lip Everlasting Liquid Lip Duo, $20, available at Sephora.
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A spokesman for the trust's manager, Grayscale, said the firm is prohibited by law from commenting.
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It's unrelenting cyberpunk techno trash, all prickly grayscale ambience and blunt electronics, stabbed into cyborgian flesh.
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If anyone's experimented with the grayscale option, it is kind of crazy the difference it makes.
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He also suggests a simple method of making your phone less compelling: Set it to grayscale.
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You can turn on grayscale by digging around in the "Accessibility" category of your phone's settings.
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Grayscale earlier this year rolled out the Digital Large Cap Fund, also aimed at institutional investors.
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The grayscale tool was made available to 76 moderators, who had opted in to the study.
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Lou Reed and Alex Katz glowering in grayscale might do little to brighten commuters' moods, though.
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At $600 it's expensive for a tablet with a grayscale screen, no apps, and very limited functionality.
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In most cases you simply pick your color (or grayscale) brush and then paint using your finger.
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It's a high-drama animation in grayscale, featuring vaguely humanoid creatures toiling away in post-apocalyptic landscapes.
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The Smoke & Mirrors Grayscale Duo includes a dark and light shade of her famous Everlasting Liquid Lipsticks.
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The Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC) is a publicly traded trust offered by Grayscale that holds only bitcoin.
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And I got to say, I don't ever want to use the phone when it's in grayscale.
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You can make your iPhone black and white by turning on Grayscale in the device's Accessibility settings.
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But BHQF's method involves processing an image digitally in Photoshop and turning it into a stepped grayscale.
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Its surgeons guess the extent of patients' clogged arteries using grayscale images that tell a vague story.
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They spent the next two weeks looking at a grayscale queue and then took the questionnaire again.
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To test that, the team took color photos, turned them into grayscale, then ran them through their software.
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The pup piece was done by Los Angeles tattoo artist Doctor Woo, who specializes in detailed grayscale looks.
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Additionally, experts claim that blue light keeps you from falling asleep—an issue you can bypass with grayscale.
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But even on limited hardware, its nearly featureless grayscale landscape is an interesting contrast to most VR experiences.
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It's not quite grayscale, but it might as well be given how palpable the couple's collective misery is.
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That ePaper has 16 levels of grayscale and can display 4,096 colors, but they came off pretty dull.
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Grayscale launched a marketing campaign in May to urge investors to swap gold for crypto in their portfolios.
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And then the quarter-hour pilot was pretty grayscale but had some pops of color here and there.
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"JunoCam is a wide-angle camera, but it's based off a black and white grayscale camera," he explains.
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Compared with standard EDM excess, the Beetroots offered something a little more grayscale, a little more raw and gothic.
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After Fifty Shades of Grey came out, many other romance novels suddenly featured suggestive objects on their grayscale covers.
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That's why Bailey says changing your phone setting to grayscale mode can have a huge impact on your productivity.
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With shadows, highlights, tones, and a never-ending grayscale, black-and-white photography may be harder than it seems.
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Well, right now I'm grayscale because my phone is so beautiful that I have to make it look ugly.
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The groom and his groomsmen stepped out in tuxedos by Grayscale with Tank in a custom bowtie by DLeak.
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This is again a carefully chosen selection of works that use grayscale as a their entire purpose and meaning.
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It's not to do a quick fix by turning my phone to grayscale for two days — it's more holistic.
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Even social media platforms do all sorts of good, and Harris, in fact, uses them all, albeit in grayscale.
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Grayscale sought in January to make the trust a full-fledged ETF and was restricted from creating new shares.
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Source: Grayscale Investments Bitcoin Investment Trust launched in September 2013 and has a high annual fee of 2 percent.
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The works play up the void of outer space, sometimes with shocks of color, other times in marbled grayscale.
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In the early episodes, Eve is shot in a near grayscale, marked by dowdy clothing and a boxy environment.
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Converting it to grayscale takes out the color, but it doesn't look like a real black-and-white picture.
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But there's one simple, effective method that you might not have ventured yet: Turning your phone's display to grayscale.
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I took my colleague Nellie Bowles's advice and turned my phone screen to grayscale, which has been really relaxing.
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It is a flaming cliff, exploding every couple of seconds in a grayscale fireworks of liquid rock meeting water.
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Russell, masquerading as a grayscale James Harden, has rediscovered some of the creativity that had stunted under Luke Walton.
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There's also a Wind Down mode, which gradually turns the phone to grayscale mode and limits the number of notifications.
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Some people think it's not nearly far enough, but they begin to discuss the idea of it, grayscale, everything else.
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It's not like, Let me turn my phone grayscale or let me like you know petition my congressmember by myself.
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The company owns and operates bitcoin brokerage firm Genesis Trading, and the largest digital currency asset management firm, Grayscale Investments.
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Looking at Abstract Expressionist art in a shrunken and grayscale reproduction is surely not my favorite way to experience it.
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The icon, displayed as "NP," will be shown in grayscale when the current webpage is not compatible with Netflix Party.
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Especially when seen in person, as in the Met exhibition, the smooth grayscale of "Ganymede" contrasts starkly with Michelangelo's style.
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In one, the company set all videos to display in grayscale — disturbing content in black and white, instead of color.
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The study found that presenting videos in grayscale led reviewers to report significantly improved moods — for that week, at least.
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Speaks also wore a custom creation — a bespoke mandarin tuxedo that the actor designed himself, and was then built by Grayscale.
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The Pocket's screen was the same size, but it had a faster refresh rate and a much more attractive grayscale look.
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For example, you can reconfigure your phone to grayscale, meaning everything on the screen will be displayed in black and white.
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The actual layout of things has barely changed, but the grayscale icons from Oreo are gone and replaced by colorful circles.
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The first inclination is to tack these findings on to the grayscale mood board of challenges that still face successful women.
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On mobile devices, people have turned to changing their phone screens to grayscale in an effort to make them less alluring.
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They swell threateningly, coating melodies in decaying reverb and wrapping ominous melodies in gauze—rendering a whole world in terrifying grayscale.
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In one, from 2000, David Spiegel and collaborators from Stanford Medicine showed participants grids that were either in color or grayscale.
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The camera's sensor has filters for red, blue and green, and another for methane detection, capturing separate grayscale images for each.
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Aside from Coinbase, Kraken and Circle, founding members of the council also include Anchorage, Bittrex, DRW Cumberland, Genesis and Grayscale Investments.
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The grayscale toggle switch is part of a new Digital Wellbeing suite of tools built into the latest versions of Android.
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I tried various tricks to curb my usage, like deleting Twitter every weekend, turning my screen grayscale and installing app-blockers.
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Grayscale, the fund's issuer, noted that earlier this year, the SEC rejected two similar applications for exchange listings of digital currency products.
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Digital Wellbeing (which you can also enable on the previous Pixels) will turn your phone's screen grayscale and turn off your notifications.
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Grayscale, the world's biggest crypto asset manager with around $1.3 billion under management, allows investors like hedge funds to invest in ZCash.
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When bedtime arrives, your phone will automatically go into Do Not Disturb mode and become entirely grayscale, with no color at all.
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That's why Bailey suggests changing the settings on your phone to grayscale mode where everything on your screen becomes black and white.
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In addition to abandoning that dated-feeling blue theme in favor of the elegant grayscale, the icons and buttons have been simplified.
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And when this conversation shifts into my smartphone not hacking me, you get things like, Oh I'll set my phone to grayscale.
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Grayscale Investments' Bitcoin Investment Trust, backed by early bitcoin advocate Barry Silbert and his Digital Currency Group, filed an application last year.
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In a suite of grayscale pages featuring cables, monitors and pixelated images on screens, Blip revels in the pleasures her computer brings.
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Michael Sonnenshein, investments director at cryptocurrency firm Grayscale, said people might be less anxious if they're not banking on just one cryptocurrency.
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For example, Grayscale is soon launching a "basket of digital currencies," in which investors' money will be spread across five digital currencies.
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" Although it didn't quantify it in the report, Grayscale said it did see a "slight deceleration" of investments coinciding with the "summer slowdown.
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Working exclusively in grayscale and black-and-white, Nevelson's midcareer drawings and prints surpass figuration even as they retain vestiges of the human.
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"Looking forward to dropping some Ethereum Classic and Zcash knowledge this time around...," he wrote, referencing two cryptocurrencies tracked by Grayscale investment funds.
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Interestingly, Nellie Bowles just wrote this piece in the New York Times about moving your phone to grayscale, which it turns everything gray.
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You can toggle Grayscale on and off by tapping three fingers on the screen at the same time, three times in a row.
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Grayscale Investments LLC's Bitcoin Investment Trust, backed by early bitcoin advocate Barry Silbert and his Digital Currency Group, filed an application last year.
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In grayscale, everything on your screen appears in black and white, rendering apps and social media less appealing to look at, according to Bailey.
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Andrea Mitchell: There's also studies that the screens themselves are- I'm going to teach you all about grayscale later but ... Next question, right here.
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So you get to play classic NES titles in glorious 8-bit color, instead of the grayscale palette the Game Boy was known for.
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Similarly, fragments of medieval stained glass from Saint Denis, Paris, highlight an obscure grayscale method which results in a subtle yellow tint when fired.
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Harris has all but equated tech addiction to the downfall of humanity, and yet his solutions are startlingly simple: Turn your screen to grayscale.
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NYSE Arca has pulled its request to list Grayscale Investments' Bitcoin Investment Trust, although it hopes to refile when regulatory conditions are more conducive.
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The movie posters are even mostly rendered in grayscale, making her skin truly white against the blackness, red lips turned to a dark gray.
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This course will teach you how to build an app that can adjust contrast, brightness, and grayscale, and then create and apply custom filters.
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Residents in the towns of Prokopyevsk, Kiselyovsk, and Leninsk-Kuznetsky have been posting surreal footage of grayscale snowdrifts, trees, and icicles to social media.
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Later work in the lab of Spiegel—the Stanford psychiatrist who showed people the color and grayscale grids—has looked closer at brain function.
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Specifically, Tecco told CNBC they made an angel investment in the Grayscale Bitcoin Investment Trust, a vehicle for accredited investors to invest in cryptocurrency.
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Think of the people who turn their phones grayscale and insist on storing them in a different room from the one they sleep in.
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"Grayscale has a bitcoin fund out there that is very successful," he said, referring to the digital currency investment firm's Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC).
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Lying on my back in the snow, staring fruitlessly for hours at grayscale clouds, the hunt for the northern lights felt like a farce.
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In plain sight, at first, the Louvre's oatmeal-hued stone and the shadows that rove across it render the grayscale photograph covering the pyramid lifeless.
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Sherald's body of work is formally compelling, with her signature grayscale black bodies in flattened yet luminescent washes of color, with pops of saturated hues.
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We like shiny objects, which is why if you turn your phone on grayscale [make it black and white], it makes your phone less appealing.
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GBTC bills itself as the first publicly traded security "solely invested in and deriving value from the price of bitcoin," according to trust creator Grayscale.
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I have it set up to automatically switch to "wind down" mode, putting the display in grayscale and the phone in do not disturb mode.
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Beneath the sill stands one of Mengham's latest works: a craggy and asymmetrical obelisk with a translucent, pale pink peak and opaque grayscale layers below.
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Chino Amobi shuffles through slush puddles in an industrial neighborhood in South Williamsburg, pausing to note the "New World Order vibes" of a grayscale January day.
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The software's fully automated, so all the user has to do is provide the grayscale image, which it will then take an educated guess at coloring.
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But unlike Spectra, which has three pigments of electronic ink, or Triton, which displays 16 levels of grayscale and 4,096 colors, ACeP is much more vibrant.
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It is presented here with its doors near closed to illustrate how grayscale versus color was used to establish a hierarchy between the religious figures depicted.
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Settings > iTunes & App Store > In-App Ratings & Reviews Setting your iPhone's display to grayscale isn't just for minimalists—it can have a positive psychological effect too.
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Songs like "Black Rainbow," which is streaming here, offer glimmering piano parts and celestial strings alongside the more grayscale instrumental passages, a placidity amidst the turmoil.
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N) NYSE Arca exchange on Wednesday withdrew an application with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to list Grayscale Investments LLC's Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC.PK).
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This summer, Left outlined his argument against the Bitcoin Investment Trust, a fund run by Grayscale Investments that is supposed to track the cryptocurrency's meteoric rise.
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This will be the second digital currency fund for Grayscale, which launched the Bitcoin Investment Trust in 2013, the only publicly traded bitcoin-focused U.S. security.
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The sober new paintings, entirely in grayscale, were shown at the Guggenheim, New York, in 25905 in an unforgettable and deeply moving exhibition titled Grey Area.
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But if you'd prefer grayscale or black and white (which really cranks up the contrast), just tap the icon of three circles up there and change it.
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Browns riffs are abstract and pointillist, like something you might expect from the great grayscale post-punk records of the late 218s, or no wave's idiosyncratic squalls.
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Finally, Wind Down helps you put down your damn phone and go to sleep by turning on Do Not Disturb and setting the whole screen to grayscale.
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The tablet's grayscale E Ink display limits your pen choices, but you can switch between a pencil, ink pen, marker, and highlighter, and adjust the stroke size.
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This short EP is full of tensely coiled synthetics that draw as much on the grayscale tradition of post-punk as they do on more formless music.
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Ata tried Harris's grayscale method six months ago, and went from using his phone for an average of six hours a day to two hours, at most.
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Streaming below ahead of its September 22 release, the record is an ambitious collection dead-eyed chorales, twisted black metal bursts, grayscale ambience, and crackling field recordings.
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It's a grayscale record of foggy ambience conjured from shattered guitar lines, barely functioning electronics, and long sustained tones from distant bells and her arsenal of horns.
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Grayscale products likewise slumped in the quarter, with each one losing at least 30% of its value, but Sonnenshein believes hedge funds have noticed the bigger picture.
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Here you can do things like cropping photos, changing photos from color to grayscale and back, deforming photos, inverting photos, solarizing photos, and quite a few more.
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Levitt's comments came a day after Grayscale Investments LLC said Intercontinental Exchange Inc's NYSE Arca exchange withdrew a request with the SEC to list its Bitcoin Investment Trust.
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The game itself has you standing in a grayscale world near a very abstract-looking pond with a waterfall of black particles, as sounds of a waterfall play.
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The Italian fashion photographer has lensed some of the industry's most iconic images, mostly all in grayscale, and was a key role launching Kate Moss to supermodeldom status.
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Let us actually lock ourselves out of the apps, turn them grayscale, fade their app icons or persistently show our minute count onscreen once we pass our limit.
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Grayscale cannot be treated in the same manner as the gallery's 21862 blockbuster Making Colour, which explored the physical properties and histories of selected pigments pivotal to painting.
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An LCD display would be fine, but it would have to emulate the Game Boy's 2-bit grayscale color palette, as well as the original's signature green tint.
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Barry Silbert, CEO and founder of Digital Currency Group and Grayscale Investments, said besides bitcoin the majority of the once blazing hot crypto market will eventually be worthless.
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Besides the asset-management business Grayscale, DCG's subsidiaries include a cryptocurrency broker-dealer and CoinDesk, a leading cryptocurrency news website that reports on the industry and holds conferences.
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Just start the video, pop your phone into a Google Cardboard device, and boom, there's a grayscale version of Virtual Boy Wario Land in all its forgotten glory.
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The medroid snapped an ultrasound and the blurry grayscale image in their mind's eye confirmed it: a massive tumor nestled in the chief's bladder, expanding like a supernova.
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In this bewildering day-night, the machinery for color day and grayscale night vision both activate, resulting in our ability to detect a blue rather than black sky.
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I once went a month with my phone set in grayscale just to reduce time on the device, yet here I am using the phone for the simplest activity.
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Van Eyck appears again with his 1433–5 "Annunciation" diptych, its grayscale figures reflected within painted black marble in illusory niches in a trompe l'oeil technical tour de force.
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Google also offers a "Wind Down" feature to set at bedtime, which automatically puts the phone into Do Not Disturb mode and puts the entire screen in grayscale mode.
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After combing through the grayscale images, Nicholas Reeves, an English scholar, detected several ridges that had escaped notice for a century—the ornate paintings had provided too much distraction.
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One that does, called Grayscale, trades as "pink sheet" stock in the US, and the value of its shares is separate from the value of the bitcoin it holds.
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One exciting feature for bookworms out there is Reading Mode, which presents an easy way for users to read on their device through grayscale mapping and filtering out blue light.
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Conjured by the composer Richard Einhorn, the soundtrack is a brutal, burbling collection of grayscale synth pieces—a version of industrial music as conjured from the depths of a shipwreck.
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Her latest works, on display at San Francisco's Anthony Meier Gallery through October 21, are grayscale prints filled with geometries that resemble portals, sun spots, television static, and astronomical transits.
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Instagram doesn't appear to be going so far as to lock you out of the app after your limit, or fading it to grayscale, which might annoy advertisers and businesses.
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Let me say that to everybody if you have that it's called grayscale and on the Apple, you just click it three times on the right on the new one.
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Such a disparate collection, each representing a different use for grayscale, across a considerable timespan which encompasses medieval up to the contemporary will naturally be uneven despite this umbrella theme.
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By that time, the kind of hypnotic grayscale glitch they were purveying sounded nearly indistinguishable from peers like Flying Lotus and Burial, whom Yorke would go on to collaborate with.
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Hilja has the sort of sparse, handmade, grayscale feel of recent records by Carla Dal Forno and Roe Enney, but Rossi has a unique knack for letting her compositions float.
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Grayscale is the creator of the popular Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC), a way to invest in and trade the price moves of bitcoin without directly investing in the digital currency.
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"Bitcoin prices doing nothing but go down the entire year has not deterred our existing clients from putting more capital to work," Michael Sonnenshein, managing director of Grayscale Investment, told CNBC.
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You can set app timers or turn the screen grayscale to make your go-to apps seem less appealing at times when you've decided you want to avoid impulsively opening them.
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In moments like the mostly instrumental "MTTM," her voice is reduced through post-processing to a small desperate cry of humanity ringing out against bleak techno kicks and grayscale digitalist abstractions.
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The display is now a touchscreen with support for grayscale colors (in addition to just plain black and white) along with 40 percent more active screen area than the Charge 2.
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"I'm not a believer in the vast majority of digital tokens and believe most will go to zero," Silbert told CNBC in a phone interview following a call with Grayscale investors.
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Before now, the only way to short bitcoin was through Grayscale Investment's Bitcoin Investment Trust, which Dusaniwsky called "extraordinarily expensive" and hard to trade because of the limited number of shares.
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To encode simple grayscale images like a smiley face, Albert Einstein and Erwin Schrödinger they added an electron by shining a green laser and took one away with a red laser.
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Mostly she stayed near center stage and moved little, giving the performance an overall grayscale effect, like floating in an ocean and never being sure when, or if, you'll hit land.
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When: September 12019–October 19 Where: Hauser & Wirth New York (12020 West 127nd Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) Sherald's faces are often rendered in grayscale, contrasting brilliantly with brightly patterned clothing and backgrounds.
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Between the two of them they've made colorful deconstructions of mainstage dance music, blistered pop punk, delirious club flips, grayscale sound art, and a nigh-uncountable amount of straight up uncharacterizeable tracks.
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Using grayscale and sepia-toned oil paint on the polyurethane, sand, and glass figure, Honert managed to make the three-dimensional figure resemble a two-dimensional vintage photograph when viewed from afar.
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A new gesture, called "Shush," switches your phone into Do Not Disturb when you set your phone facedown; a "Wind Down" mode flips your screen to grayscale as soon as it's bedtime.
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Although the digital coins are not considered securities, Silbert is chief executive of Grayscale, a DCG subsidiary that offers an ethereum-classic investment fund whose shares are securities, according to Grayscale's website.
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The photos were sourced from dating websites from major U.S. cities, and the researchers removed all identifying signs from the faces -- cropping them, standardizing them in height, and putting them into grayscale.
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The brightly colored Lil Yachty doesn't initially seem like he'd fit into Tee Grizzley's grayscale, rap-verité stylings, but the two are both energetic MCs whose giddy flows complement each other well.
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On Amity, he pushes both into outright bleakness—with the Alice Glass-featuring "Eat Me Alive," on which the ex-Crystal Castles singer screams over grayscale ambience—and into more colorful realms.
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The LA beat scene graduate Shlohmo posits a more peaceful apocalypse on his new album The End, which mostly wraps woozy, grayscale synth work and tense guitar lines on slowly loping beatwork.
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Each featured a man free of facial adornments, like glasses or beards, looking directly into the camera; their faces were standardized in size, cropped from their original background, and converted to grayscale.
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The occasional shots of acidic color popping out of the grayscale range of the black-and-white photos — red, pink, pale blue, green, and yellow — add another destabilizing factor to the mix.
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After going to grayscale, I'm not a different person all of a sudden, but I feel more in control of my phone, which now looks like a tool rather than a toy.
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Time Well Spent, a nonprofit focused on changing our relationships to technology, recommends switching your phone to grayscale to remove the "shiny rewards" that colorful icons give you every time you unlock.
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In the third quarter of 2100, the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust, which tracks the price of the cryptocurrency, was the fifth-largest holding among millennial investors in Charles Schwab's self-directed brokerage accounts.
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With that in mind, I wanted the design to render those feelings of discovery and celebration and to largely avoid the plaintive grayscale imagery that often dominates the visual vocabulary of death.
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This will be the second digital currency fund for Grayscale, which launched the Bitcoin Investment Trust in 2013, the only publicly-traded U.S. security in the over-the-counter market invested in bitcoin.
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At this point the two icons at the top of the screen allow you to set your flash setting (on, off, or auto), and your color setting (color, grayscale, black & white, or photo).
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Grayscale Investments, which runs 10 crypto-linked investment trusts, had more than a quarter of a billion dollars' worth of inflows in the third quarter, with an overwhelming majority coming from hedge funds.
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The photographs I wanted for my book were not those famous Ara Guler shots everyone knew but images more attuned to the melancholy Istanbul I was describing, the grayscale atmosphere of my childhood.
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At their most radio-ready, the songs recall the dead-eyed post-punk of Young Marble Giants, but most of the time the grayscale abstraction of F ingers and Tarcar is still present.
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He employs a coterie of synthesizers on the 2015 haunted house flick We Are Still Here, but the grayscale grind is dark and oppressive rather than the playful fabulism of many of his peers.
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In order to buy the Bitcoin Investment Trust (GBTC), provided by Grayscale Investments, investors have to pay a 106% premium to the actual bitcoin rate, according to data from financial analytics firm S3 Partners.
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Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley have developed a new computer vision system that takes a grayscale image and then adds color to it in a way that looks convincing to humans.
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This presentation is an interesting example, because its grayscale theme isn't inherently exciting, but the way the text jumps around from slide to slide is an extremely effective way of grabbing and holding attention.
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Would the streets look like something out of a Mike Leigh film, grayscale, with loads of people sitting around starved of protein, their hair falling out, their translucent skin bruising at the lightest touch?
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They ran through a demo that showed the ability to do things like contour lighting, highlight facial features or mono stage lighting, isolating a face in grayscale and letting everything else fade to black.
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Recently, using grayscale changes, which is turning the apps a different color — to black and white, essentially, making it duller — what do the features ... Is it color that attracts people or what is it?
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The suggestion to set one's phone display to grayscale mode (for concentration-boosting purposes) was one of the last gasps of the earnest life hack, and a throwback to the concept's tech-oriented roots.
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Grayscale, which also includes the work of Diana Cooper, Torkwase Dyson, Alexandra Gorczynski, Hugh Hayden, Bernard Kirschenbaum, Austin Lee, and Anton Perich, continues at Postmasters Gallery (54 Franklin Street, Tribeca, Manhattan) through August 6.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. investment firm Grayscale Investments plans to launch the first-ever private fund focused on ethereum classic, a blockchain platform, according to Barry Silbert, founder of the company's parent Digital Currency Group.
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Tap the "switch to listening" button in the top menu and the Oasis switches to a static page showing the time left in the chapter, a grayscale picture of the cover, and various audio controls.
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And I drained the world of color because I wanted to go with this grayscale that would be very legible when you were walking around the street and everyone had the same built-in technology.
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Low-Tech Magazine also uses the default font and dithered images, an early-internet visual style that simplifies a complex color scheme to grayscale and uses about 10 times less energy than full resolution images.
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Grayscale, which manages $2 billion in assets, said in a report last week that it's seeing more institutions interested in cryptocurrency products, which eToro's Matthew Newton said adds to the long-term upside for bitcoin.
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Different multiverse characters are rendered in different art styles: Spider-Ham moves with a bouncy Looney Tunes aesthetic, Peni Parker evokes anime, Spider-Man Noir lives in grayscale (and is consequently baffled by a Rubik's cube).
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That said, the DVT7500 has a few advantages to bring to the table: it has three microphones instead of two, presumably to allow for higher quality recordings, and offers a full-color screen instead of grayscale.
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The update allows you to set time limits on apps, switch your phone to grayscale at night, and easily hide all notifications when you're on vacation, going to bed, or just don't want to see them.
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But you can extend battery life even more, by up to 60 percent according to AppleInsider's tests, simply by using black wallpaper, inverting colors to create a pseudo "dark mode," and by turning on grayscale mode.
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In an effort to break my smartphone addiction, I've joined a small group of people turning their phone screens to grayscale — cutting out the colors and going with a range of shades from white to black.
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Tekserve was where, late last century, she brought her grayscale Mac PowerBook 5300 after a coffee spill, and where she would hang out to get opinions about new peripherals she had seen at the MacWorld Expo.
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According to former Google design ethicist Tristan Harris, who has founded the Center for Humane Technology, going grayscale removes positive reinforcements and dampens that urge to to keep loading up social media feeds or mobile games.
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He helped to develop new tools for moderators that can automatically blur out faces in disturbing videos, turn them grayscale, or mute the audio — all things that can reduce the psychological harm to the moderator viewing them.
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Over the last few years, the Chicago-based musician has made creeping, longform guitar drones under his own name, grayscale ambience with the percussionist Stephen Hess as Cleared, and minimal electronic compositions in another duo called Maar.
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There are almost two shows in Hunters competing for attention, one that delights in murder and makes a spectacle of violence, and one that considers heavy philosophical themes through grayscale flashbacks to the horrors of the Holocaust.
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Once you've signed up for the service, and your address has been verified, you will receive an email from the USPS with up to ten grayscale images of the front of any letters that are on their way.
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A neon, grayscale dystopian epic, Blade Runner 2049 tells the story of replicant police officer K (Ryan Gosling), who struggles to understand his place in an unfolding mystery about the identity of the first organically conceived replicant child.
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Android P will introduce a "Do Not Disturb" mode that silences all notifications and a "Wind Down" function that turns the phone grayscale at a predetermined time so that people can prepare to go to sleep at night.
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He may not want a grayscale color scheme, skeleton votives for center pieces, or for me to walk down the aisle to the first minute and forty-five seconds of "Welcome to The Black Parade" by My Chemical Romance.
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Appropriately named "Wind Down," Android P can now adjust your phone's display and set it to grayscale at a scheduled time, essentially annoying the crap out of you with a black and white display until you're ready for bed.
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New York-based Grayscale, the world's largest cryptocurrency asset manager that oversees assets worth $1.3 billion, said average weekly investments for the year to the end of March for altcoin products were $1.2 million, versus $3.9 million for bitcoin.
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The curators of Monochrome: Painting in Black and White adopt an inventive approach by selecting examples that take the viewer through an utterly absorbing display in which there are almost as many uses for grayscale as there are exhibits.
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Google's building on that with a new "Wind Down" function that starts by eliminating blue light and then, as your preset bedtime approaches, starts to turn the screen to grayscale, which will make using apps like Instagram less tempting.
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A month earlier, Google showed off a Time Spent dashboard, a feature that reminds users to take a break, and a new grayscale mode for devices that is "less stimulating for the brain," according to Android vice president Sameer Samat.
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Protesters, rendered in fog and grayscale and digitally stripped of their voices, were mostly unrecognizable as they marched onto a freeway demanding justice for Michael Brown and were arrested and shackled on the ground and then trundled into police cruisers.
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In addition to its investment portfolio, DCG owns Grayscale Investments (the largest asset manager in the industry, with $2 billion in AUM), Genesis Trading (the largest regulated OTC crypto trader) and CoinDesk (the preeminent media and events company in the space).
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Featuring an off-center, grayscale heart and a largely black background, the cover didn't even include the album's title, making it impossible, at least at the top, to know what the record would sound like when you actually spun it.
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Over 40 minutes, Hurley conjures a grayscale and violent world punctuated by electrical crackles and whispering ambience—the sort of record that'll make you cast a wary eye at your speaker system, suspicious that at any moment it might combust.
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Through a delicate mixed media process, artist Heide Hatry has created these images from the cremated remains of the subjects, mixing loose ashes with birch coal, white marble, and beeswax to delicately work these particles of the dead into grayscale impressions.
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Screenshot: GoogleThen, when it's time for bed, Android P also features a new "wind down" mode which will slowly transition your device's screen from color to grayscale, which Google says is much less stimulating and should help you fall asleep more easily.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. investment firm Grayscale Investments has launched the first private fund focused on ethereum classic, a blockchain platform, with a seed capital of $10 million, Barry Silbert, founder of the company's parent, Digital Currency Group (DCG), said on Wednesday.
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If you weren't already worried about Russia, you should be now, and it's past time for the United States to define what a "proportionate response" looks like in these new forms of grayscale warfare (not armed conflict, but not peaceful coexistence, either).
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Any U.S.-based mutual funds that do have exposure to bitcoin own it through shares of the Bitcoin Investment Trust, a $797 million closed-end fund sponsored by New York-based Grayscale Investments that trades in the lightly-regulated over the counter market.
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Grayscale and looping techno tracks get a whole new life once the29nov films has their way with them—their finished videos often bursting with color, the stuttering animations and reimaginations of old films seem to mesh precisely with the music they accompany.
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If you need additional help to stop looking at your phone so much, there's a revamped "do not disturb" mode, as well as something called "wind down," which will automatically turn your phone's display to grayscale when you're getting ready to go to sleep.
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There's also a Night Light feature in Wind Down, which reduces blue light on screen at the hours you specify (or from sunset to sunrise)—you can use this as well as or independently of the Do Not Disturb and grayscale features in Wind Down.
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What it does best is work in conjunction with Routines, so you can say "Okay, Google, good night," for example, and it will turn off your (connected home) lights, go into the grayscale mode, turn off notifications, set an alarm, and turn on white noise.
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A long table features ceramicist Arlene Shechet's stunning 2003 work "Building," a meditation on the events of September 11th that led the artist to cast a series of vessels in an ash-coated mold, with the inevitable variation in their tone creating a grayscale.
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Light up the display, though, and changes are far more apparent: the Charge 3's OLED panel is a touchscreen now that offers grayscale colors (not just black and white), with dramatically better resolution that drops the squarish, pixelated look of the old screen.
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After E.L. James' escapade in S&M became a global phenomenon (and the fastest-selling paperback of all time), romance shelves were dominated by books with grayscale backgrounds and a single object, like a mask or a rose, playfully insinuating the book's salacious contents.
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Some of the suggestions include deleting apps you haven't used in a while, turning your screen to grayscale to make opening apps less enticing, and putting your phone out of reach when going to bed (or, even better, not keeping it in the bedroom altogether).
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They say, via email, that they way they find hope in the bleak world their record depicts is through "kindness, empathy, humor, generosity"—which they find a way to put on display even as they bounce between grayscale ambience, blistered noise, and erratic club tracks.
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The seven tracks are fast as fuck and scoured by noise, drawing heavily on the history of grayscale beats that aren't really for dancing so much as they are for nodding your head really fast and grinding your teeth down into a mealy paste.
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The results, compiled in a book recently published by The Eriskay Connection, are astonishingly convincing; in fact, were it not for its title, Alternative Moons, a viewer quickly thumbing through the pages would likely immediately accept these grayscale images as records of real moons.
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You can see it even in thetracklists of the DJ mixes he hosts on his website, sets he's thrown together over the course of the last five years that frequently ping-pong between hermetic indie pop, industrial ambience, shimmering disco hits, and grayscale italian minimalists.
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An opinion at the time among some in the newspaper business, he said, was that grayscale imagery was associated with seriousness, while color was not: Tabloids were in color, but The Times and The Washington Post — the "serious" papers — printed in black and white.
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These pages also set up the ethereal look of the graphic novel: The word balloons are borderless, and the scenes are presented in grayscale and burnt orange (a testament to the bold pocket squares his grandfather wore to give his outfits a burst of color).
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"In this picture, someone has very cleverly manipulated the image so that the objects you're looking at are reflecting what would otherwise be achromatic or grayscale, but the light source that your brain interprets to be on the scene has got this blueish component," Conway told me.
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This is bold curating which, where most traditional narrative or survey shows are criticized for diversions from the main drive, conducts its examination entirely through diversions: at every turn is a method, technique, or usage of grayscale that will be new and refreshing for many viewers.
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The opening moments tend toward misty synthesizers, the drawn out drawls of uber-DIY songwriters, or grayscale ambience—whatever that particular AM calls for—before slowly, as the clock ticks toward noon, turning to gnarlier territories: techno slivers, abstract polyrhythms, aqueous electro, 80s post-punk curios.
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A one-bit pixel can only represent black or white; eight bits allows for the unique representation of 256 grayscale states between black and white; 24 bits gives us RGB color, with eight bits representing each of the red, blue, and green components for 16,777,216 possible colors.
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A. For the last 10 years or so, Adobe Photoshop has included a Black and White Adjustment Layer tool, which gives you much more command over the depth and richness of monochromatic photographs than you get by simply stripping out the colors in a grayscale conversion.
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And despite lacking the machinery to see colors, the worm somehow creates a workaround, essentially converting "this rainbow colored world to a grayscale," said Akash Gulyani a multidisciplinary scientist at the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine in Bangalore, India, who led the study.
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Whether he's painting wavering vortexes of nauseous nocturnal rainbows, grayscale pennies falling through nothingness, or a gritty, soot-colored snowflake, textured with crushed pumice, that fills its little canvas, Mr. Kwartler rigorously strips away every extraneous mark and gesture until he's left with only a naked, nearly colorless thought.
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Despite the rise of smaller alternatives like ether or XRP known as "alt coins," bitcoin is still "king" of cryptocurrencies for investors, Grayscale said, In the third quarter, 73 percent of inflows were into the Bitcoin Investment Trust, which trades on over the over-the-counter markets under the ticker GBTC.
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The giant E Ink displays, developed by Mercedes-Benz, Visonect, and RoadAds Interactive, are actually each made up of four 32-inch E Ink screens that are synced to function as a single three-by-five-feet display with a resolution of 1440 x 2560 pixels and 16-levels of grayscale.
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NEW YORK, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Grayscale Investments, the world's largest digital currency asset manager with assets of roughly $2.7 billion, said on Tuesday it has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission a registration statement on Form 10 for its bitcoin fund, a move aimed at broadening its investor base.
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The Kindle for Kids may have a quirky homepage and grayscale screen, but it also comes with a two-year worry-free replacement guarantee, a cute case, and a year's subscription to Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited, which sorts through Amazon's huge selection to present your kid with age-appropriate characters and themes.
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At a time when some iPhone users are experimenting with turning their phones to grayscale to make them less alluring (a fix that Google deployed into its own digital health initiative in May), Apple introduced Memojis, a highly customizable create-your-own-live-emoji augmented reality feature that's designed to commandeer your attention.
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The spaced-out grayscale works can seem merely grim, but listen closely and you'll find more complicated sentiments—conflicted kiss-offs, paeans to the grandeur of the world, and in the case of the record's title track a summation of both the comfort and anxiety that comes in a long-term relationship.
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If you were (or "was") there, you might as well give up, Clear Blue Water is saying, because nothing in your paltry, grayscale existence will ever compare to the two hours of ready-made transcendence served up by Martin Garrix on an island in the Danube in the halcyon summer of 2015.
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Commissioned to carry out a "takeover" — a term perhaps more suited to home improvement reality TV shows — the artist has imposed a sprawling grayscale photograph of a section of the Louvre Palace (specifically, the Pavillon Sully) over approximately 13 glass panels on the western side of I.M. Pei's once-controversial pyramid (built in 1989).
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When an artist-mentor, Leon Golub, took a look at a painting he'd made and advised, "Get rid of three-quarters of this and keep the quarter that you haven't painted yet," Conal hit upon his signature style: a politician's face, thick with oozy blobs of grayscale oil paint, emblazoned with a damning caption.
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The new ethereum has a larger market cap of $1.8 billion, with the token trading at $19.97 on Monday (This version of the story corrects the headline and first paragraph to show Grayscale plans to launch ethereum classic private fund, not that it has already launched the fund) Reporting by Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss; Editing by Andrew Hay
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But in July, the future seemed a good deal brighter, so much so that when several of Powhida's Trump-centric drawings appeared in a group show at Postmasters called Grayscale, I wrote a piece about them ("The Shelf Life of Political Art") that questioned whether the transient nature of topical art made it art at all.
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From the illustrated covers of its heyday (see: David Bowie, Madonna, Grace Jones, and more), to the grunge-glam issues of the late '90s and early aughts (Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Wahlberg, Drew Barrymore), to the paired back, Baron-fied editions (that were mostly grayscale), it remained a dream job for anyone who wanted to move to New York City and work in publishing.
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Curators Lelia Packer and Jennifer Sliwka openly do not attempt this, instead adopting a more inventive approach by selecting art-historically off-piste examples that take the viewer through an utterly absorbing display in which there are almost as many uses for grayscale as there are exhibits — a great many of which will be new and fascinating to the average viewer.
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Here's what we know will be available: a dashboard for seeing where you spend time on your device; an app timer that lets you set limits on how long you can use Instagram, for example, and then grays out the icon of that app; and a Wind Down feature that switches on the night-light mode, turns on Do Not Disturb and fades the screen to grayscale before it's bedtime.
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Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:How to track an iPhone using a Find My app or iCloud's website, and locate it even when its battery is deadHow to flip a picture on your iPhone using the Photos app in iOS 13, or a third-party appHow to make your iPhone black and white using Grayscale, which could make your phone less addictingHow to turn on and add custom words to the new Voice Control feature on an iPhone with iOS 13
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Features like a dashboard for time spent with detailed data on which apps you use the most and how long you use them for, app times for setting limits (because self-control is overrated) and a "Wind Down and Do Not Disturb" feature that can fade your phone's interface to grayscale (sucking all the color out of your phone's software makes you less likely to want to engage with it) and silence notifications are similar those in iOS 12, but they're not fully baked yet.
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These are merely a few of many strong moments and powerhouse contributors in this show — others include "Totality" (2016) by Katie Paterson, a vertigo-inducing (but nonetheless irresistible) disco ball constructed from the photo negatives of all known footage of eclipses, thrown, in a whirl of reflected lights, onto the walls of a small gallery; "Hair Portrait #20" (2014), an entire wall of Lauryn Hill rendered in grayscale rhinestones by Mickalene Thomas; and the jaw-dropping "Drawing" (2005) by Nancy Rubins, a wall-mounted paper form layered so densely with pencil graphite as to make it almost indistinguishable from a chaotically crushed sheet of lead.
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