Since people on the bird site seem to love this plugin by @anthonyec a whole lot, let us shout it out here as well:
https://github.com/anthonyec/godot_little_camera_preview
It adds a little camera preview to the editor, in both 2D & 3D scenes!
Gonna try and share more of the things I make on here, so here's another #AshPlushie. This time a frog for my nephew. #punkplushies #punkcrafts
I made a lamp! Well it was a lamp already, with the lovely rusted steel tube housing, which I found in a thrift store. Originally it had a neon tube in it but it was either already broken or broke during my investigation so now I've wired in a standard E14 socket with a smart bulb in it now.
Decadence is delicious.
Set your scoundrels loose in the City of Red Waters. This new setting for Blades in the Dark completely replaces Doskvol with a voracious, bloody alternative. Stalk the streets of Inverrouge, where ambition, intrigue, and corruption mix. #ttrpg
https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/462722/City-of-Red-Waters?affiliate_id=24139
Hypothesis: queers make up roughly or more than 50% of the active people on Fedi.
Boost for science!
You are:
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queer you voted for this answer 40% (5355 votes)
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not queer 59% (7866 votes)
I don't think I'm gonna forgive BG3 for breaking its own rules at a pivotal story point.
To be fair, calling for a roll with an impossibly high DC and then ignoring the results when the player manages to succeed does pretty accurately recreate the experience of playing DnD with a shit GM so
Meta employee sharing how #Threads algo works reminds me of an old dril tweet
So one of the handy relationship tools we have is "veto takes the wheel", in other word if you want make the decisions you also have to make the effort.
I hardly ever think about it because it is such a baseline assumption for us now, but man when I look at housekeeping type groups on Facebook I am reminded so much of how it isn't a universal thing.
@mcnees Sophie Wilson, the designer of the ARM architecture, is also a trans woman ✊ . And before, she conceived my first computer: the 1980 Acorn ATOM, which could run inlined 6502 assembly in its BASIC programs!
Lynn Conway, electricial engineer and computer scientist, co-architect of the VLSI design revolution, and transgender activist, was born #OTD in 1938.
She invented Dynamic Instruction Scheduling at IBM, but IBM fired her when they learned she was transitioning.
Photo: Lynn Conway
Fukin' A, Abigail. ✊
The electric train was invented in 1879. The safety bicycle six years later.
Unleashing the potential of these two “obsolete” technologies is our best bet at addressing the converging climate, health, resource, and inequity crises.
Not smarter cars. Not cleaner cars. Fewer cars.
Presented without comment.
Thanks 2023
Dear Google, Facebook, and all you other fucks, If you're gonna collect data on me for advertising, could you at least collect data on my clothing size and only show me ads with models my size for clothes that have my size in stock? No wonder your advertising model is failing you absolute tits.
Hey so, if you wanna be a girl you can just be one. Dunno if you knew that.
Free Palestine Christmas mural seen in Newcastle, NSW
So godotforums.org "partnered" with certain survivor of the NFT and blockchain bubble. For me, is heartbreaking to see the name of Godot related to it.
Remember that "Games as a platform" do not exist. the only purpose they have is to take control over YOUR creations and make you depend on their eco systems and built-in stores.
Roblox or Fortnite are not platforms, they are exploitation machines, examples of the industry decadence.
Use tools that empower you. Be safe. Reclaim your work.
Things I have SEEN while shopping 2 days before #Christmas in a small #NewZealand city:
1. An elderly lady drawing willies wearing Santa hats on the walls of a public loo. She was emphatic that they "represent life's funny little ways"
2. A sweaty looking middle-aged guy in a discount garden centre bellowing "Darl, you like flowery shit, right?" at presumably the love of his life. Her profanity was audible and delightful for onlookers.
3. A woman in her twenties standing in the cheese section of the local supermarket, obviously completely overwhelmed. A sales assistant came up, put a hand on her shoulder and said "It's all gonna be okay, love. In five days it'll all just be indigestion. You'll do fine."
4. A dad giving his young son a very serious lecture about the importance of getting his mum the perfect watering can. The lecture went on for at least 5 minutes. I know this because I was waiting to grab one of the watering cans myself. It was lovely and worth it though.
5. A little girl excitedly collecting as many teaspoons as she could in a kitchen store, yelling at her dad that "Mum needs SPOONS!"
6. A woman in the Christmas markets, obviously on the edge of tears, standing in front of a house plant stall asking "But which one has the right energy for a large family dinner?" The lovely Canadian running the stall suggested a cactus. She is now my hero.
7. And finally, an elderly man yelling "YOU BASTARDS DON'T HAVE ANY CHRISTMAS SPIRIT" to a parking meter.
Hey, if you want to get out of Substack’s nazi bar, here’s an article about an alternative!
Share widely!
https://raggedfeathers.com/@lilithsaintcrow/111620074261796868