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Posts by Tufty Indigo

Sky shark is drawing when he saw disembodied hands floating towards him

One hand starts to give Sky shark some headpats.

Then, the other hands start to go on da Shork. Sky shark has an idea

He finally has extra hands to help him draw more monster men yay

Sky shark is drawing when he saw disembodied hands floating towards him One hand starts to give Sky shark some headpats. Then, the other hands start to go on da Shork. Sky shark has an idea He finally has extra hands to help him draw more monster men yay

I really want those disembodied hands right now

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sure, I'm in so many that are full of anti-AI people, I need more positivity in my life

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"any news pics" is the most apt Freudian slip ever

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This is why humans keep their degree certificates on the wall. The only difference is that the timescale for only "remembering" your past achievements via artifacts is longer.

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This could be a UK/US thing? My boomer mum learned to use computerised library catalogues in her degree; I've never seen a card catalogue IRL; but I was seeing them in US films and TV into the noughties.

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who the heck decided to call it the cerebellum and not "skill tissue"

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... and then the parents blame AI for estranging them from their child. It's a familiar pattern.

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I've been to Essen Spiel... but only the first day, and I only played a few shorter games because there were long waits for the big games.

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These games have a satisfying amount of "stuff" on the table. The kind of game I love but rarely play because it's so hard to take them to places!

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CSP is also on Android tablets and supports pens! I prefer Infinite Painter's UI on tablet though, CSP just isn't built for a touchscreen.

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That's very restrained of you. Most journalists would not let that stop them.

Would Martians call rust mars? Would Jovians call hydrogen jupiter?

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What was Earth excluded for?

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It's not the hole that bothers me, it's the weight! That big a ring through a thin flap of skin is going to migrate

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The ring going through the foreskin instead of the meat gives me physical pain ๐Ÿ˜ญ

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Assuming there is such an email. When we ran out of Sharepoint our IT team gave no warning before proactively "fixing" it by archiving "unused" shares and teams. At least, they were unused afterwards.

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Don't ask how I came across it, but the coat of arms of the London borough of Enfield made me laugh, so I had to redraw it. Big ups to the Enfield Massive

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tagging @jymfox.com to look at this artwork for totally normal reasons

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good thought, just don't try the same trick with the sandwiches :-)

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Don't say I'm not honest about my negotiating position :-)

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I'm not playing an #accordion set at #Confuzzled this year, but I am at least one of the guest singers that naima mentions here, and there might also be at least a little squeezing if you ask nicely. Or if you ask rudely: accordionists can't be too precious about these things.

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ah yes, two UK inventions that just aren't as good anywhere else

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Is it a good metric though? How does this interact with the trend where millennials are the right age to start voting tory but we don't because we're not rich property owners?

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I see you have one badge slot left. Would you have time to do a head one for pickup at cfz? It's not quite six weeks.

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In Amazon's case, isn't it just because it's a way to get tracking without having visible utm_content etc. params that you can remove?

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and overhauling the grid energy pricing was a Labour election pledge that they haven't got around to yet... it's possible Starmer is just posturing to get some political capital for it and to look good against the tories' ban on new offshore wind.

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GitHub - orac/lilypond-studio: VS Code addon for editing LilyPond files VS Code addon for editing LilyPond files. Contribute to orac/lilypond-studio development by creating an account on GitHub.

I published a VS Code extension last week. It helps you to use #LilyPond to engrave beautiful sheet music. It has completely replaced Frescobaldi in my workflow for making #accordion arrangements. If you came to my set at #Scotiacon, you've already heard music I used this tool for!

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Is this the same guy who's moving back from Hong Kong to the UK so he can donate more to Reform than expats are allowed to? That makes the other report smell like Reform PR

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Neurodiversity is "fashionable" in the sense that my colleagues are openly talking about their ADHD meds and structuring meetings and tasks around how they focus. It's something that's changed in the last few years, and for the better.

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...there has literally been not one day in which I did not feel that I was idling, that I was behind with the current job, & that my total output was miserably small. Even at the periods when I was working 10 hours a day on a book, or turning out 4 or 5 articles a week, I have never been able to get away from this neurotic feeling, that I was wasting time. I can never get any sense of achievement out of the work that is actually in progress, because it always goes slower than I intend, & in any case I feel that a book or even an article does not exist until it is finished. But as soon as a book is finished, I begin, actually from the next day, worrying because the next one is not begun, & am haunted by the fear that there will never be a next one-that my impulse is exhausted for good & all. If I look back & count up the actual amount that I have written, then I see that my output has been respectable: but this does not reassure me, because it simply gives me the feeling that I once had an industriousness & a fertility which I have now lost.

...there has literally been not one day in which I did not feel that I was idling, that I was behind with the current job, & that my total output was miserably small. Even at the periods when I was working 10 hours a day on a book, or turning out 4 or 5 articles a week, I have never been able to get away from this neurotic feeling, that I was wasting time. I can never get any sense of achievement out of the work that is actually in progress, because it always goes slower than I intend, & in any case I feel that a book or even an article does not exist until it is finished. But as soon as a book is finished, I begin, actually from the next day, worrying because the next one is not begun, & am haunted by the fear that there will never be a next one-that my impulse is exhausted for good & all. If I look back & count up the actual amount that I have written, then I see that my output has been respectable: but this does not reassure me, because it simply gives me the feeling that I once had an industriousness & a fertility which I have now lost.

Anyone feel the same way? George Orwell, 1949 notebook entry

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Nice. Bug report: when the tanker sprite crosses over the corner of a flag space, the flag and red disappear.

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