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Ptolemy: Measured the stars by observing them, like a chump
Tall Emi: Measured the stars by going up to them and holding them between their fingers

Me, to my partner, who is an inkling: Hey, remember when I said the house should be covered in goo so you can swim in it and move faster?
Xem: Yeah?
Me: That's slime travel

I'm making a band and we'll be called The Maps Of The US That Pretend To Make A Point Visually But They're Just Population Density Maps

Thank you Sirlin for giving me the opportunity to do this

I'm not a boy
I'm not a girl
Can I make it any more obvious

Are there any monster-training games where, by the endgame, training and optimizing is actually fun?

I'm specifically looking for something like Dragon Quest Monsters: Joker, because in my opinion its synthesis system gives it a ton of flexibility and potential for fun, unlike something as obscure as Pokemon's breeding and IVs. But I don't want to have to endlessly kill metal slimes, that's not fun, and it's the only viable way to get experience once you've beaten the game.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

They patched Ultra Snatcher to be easier!! What the heck!!!

We're only in October but I think it's about time to bust out the scarf

Good T-shirt

Some catbats are small and you should all just accept this

Cats be playing Discoed Elysium

Glaceon!!

Holy FUCK https://ih1.redbubble.net/image.749278399.1141/ssrco,slim_fit_t_shirt,two_model,e0e1dd:064437a66d,front,tall_portrait,750x1000.u1.jpg

On the other hand, rice with broccoli, mushrooms, onion and a bit of soy sauce. Tastey

I still don't know how to make anything complicated but even simple recipes can be heckin good

Really need to calculate amounts better. I made two dinners' worth of rice with vegetables for myself

... Lucario... cute

So I'm thinking that the whole "give programs explicit permission for things like internet or camera access" thing that Android and iOS do is... pretty good, and should probably be incorporated into desktop OSes too

Linux lets you set permissions by user and group and such, which is a lot more understandable than whatever the heck Windows is doing, but maybe I don't want my USER to always have those permissions. Maybe I want to download a program off the internet, run it, and _by design_ be confident that it can't access everything that my user can do.

If I don't know you very well I'm likely to show affection by sending you posts that I think you may like without a word

Tinny kittybat wearing a T-shirt with the same pattern as those silica gel bags that say "Do Not Eat"

Annoyed that after pressing the start menu I have to type the entire word "Disco " complete with a space before Disco Elysium shows up because otherwise the first item is Discord