The art in question is from 1923. I'm just guessing, but a possible reason the OP posted this is because of the parallel to modern AI tools. This art piece was created by an artist communicating with a technician in a remote factory. The artist conveyed what he wanted to the technician, who then created the piece. This is similar to how a modern Prompt Engineer or AI Conductor works with a tool like DALLE2 or Midjourney or Github Copilot to create a new work by description alone.
Fascinating. As the video says: Art and technology - a new unity.
From 4chan, to Reddit, to meme culture: I don't think it's possible to conceive how large of an impact Lowtax had on the internet. As an entrepreneur, he was a leader in figuring out how to monetize digital content. RIP Lowtax, you leave behind a legacy both IRL and on the web.
Can you think of a most-popular use case you've seen payment links used for outside the US? Like, are people selling goods, or e-content, or services? And thank you for making e-commerce more seamless.