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Oh, parfait!

On m'a filé une imprimante 3D (un vieux Ender3) est-ce que quelqu'un a des recommandations pour acheter du filament?

Remember, pornographers have always been on our side. Brave, ready to fight for our rights. Smut is our friend.

I FEEL THE NEED TO TAP THE JOHN WATERS SIGN REALLY HARD LATELY.

Also, that tradition only applies to the captain, and only if there are still living people who haven't been evacuated yet.
The captain goes down with the ship rather than escapes to safety because they're responsible for the lives of the crew and passengers.

My Racing game ✨"Passed out -Arcade-"✨ will get a demo released on July 28th, for the Racing Games Festival on Steam !!!

❤️ Wishlist here: tinyurl.com/PODRACED ❤️

I'll post some more videos on here and on tiktok 😱 during the next days !!

#Wishlist #SteamDemo #RacingGame #indiedev #Gamedev

you know what's a good free arena shooter tho?

straftat

of course bryonato plays this

Je suis arrivé au Game Camp, si vous me voyez, dites bonjour!

Je ressemble à ca 👇

9 ideas of nipple grafts. - Remove nipples, tattoo nipple covers instead - Graft both nipples to one side - Scar mid-height of the pecs, one nipple over it, one under it - Nips on cheeks - Graft the nips with different sizes, add a bunch of random-sized realistic nip tattoos - Just a really high scars with the nips around the shoulder blades - Getting extra nips (from your buds who went nipless) - Get your navel removed and add a one (1) nipple there?? - Bonus : one on each butt cheek.

this is for all my transmasc chaos gremlins:

cursed top surgery ideas

One thing I sometimes do to get a "best of both worlds" approach is to say something like "inspired by X".
e.g: "My Git workflow is inspired by Trunk Based Development"
That way I get the advantage of not having to explain from scratch, while avoiding problems related to interpretations of the term.

Regarding the branding thing, when I worked for a company making "serious games" (physical therapy games using off-the-shelf motion capture devices), we would never say "serious games" when presenting the company, because we didn't want people to jump to preconceptions before hearing our pitch.

There are also the usual problems with fuzzy taxonomy, which tie back to orthodoxy. When someone says "functional programming", do they mean things like callbacks and method chaining, or are we talking Haskell nerds trying to become a character in Aphyr's "Xing the technical interview" posts?

The main dangers I see are social. Dogmatism and infighting (c.f: OOP vs FP "debates" that turn sour), orthodoxy (e.g: "that's not *true* FP"), and "branding", where adherence to the word becomes more important than the underlying principles.

Programming paradigms are a good example of this, by naming them, we're able to build upon shared foundations, discover best practices, and design higher-level frameworks around them.

I think there's value and danger in naming things like this.
The value is that you don't have to explain from the ground up every time, and because it's now A Thing, it becomes possible to recognise shared patterns and solutions.

A picture of me, wearing sunglasses, and making a v-sign with my hand.

Je serai au @gamecamp.fr la semaine prochaine, ce serait chouette de rencontrer du monde, autant retrouver des amis que faire de nouvelles connaissances!

Je ressemble à peu près à ceci, je suis programmeur et designer freelance, et si quelqu'un me parle de jeux de rôle, je ne m'arrête plus!

Pour un Welsh, je recommande le Broc (place de la République) ou les Compagnons de la Grappe (vieux Lille).

Le Broc est plus classique, mais j'ai une préférence pour les Compagnons.

La carbonnade n'a jamais été mon truc, je n'ai donc pas de conseil, désolé!

our housemate has a thermos with a playing card theme, and I legit thought "nice balatro flask" to myself when i saw it

I wonder if we'll find that Bungie's "former employee" also stole assets from well-established Graphical Realism outfits like Designers Republic, or only unemployed indie designers who can't afford to sue?

bungie is of course not obligated to hire me when making a game that draws overwhelmingly from the same design language i have refined for the last decade, but clearly my work was good enough to pillage for ideas and plaster all over their game without pay or attribution.

the Marathon alpha released recently and its environments are covered with assets lifted from poster designs i made in 2017.

@bungie.net @marathonthegame.bungie.net

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Louis Theroux: The Settlers (2025) Full Documentary 62 minutes | Fourteen years after his first visit and 2011 film The Ultra Zionists, Louis Theroux meets some of the growing community of religious-nationalist Israelis who have settled in the West Ban...

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Cover for the book "on the brink: the inside story of Fukushima Daiichi" by Ryūshō Kadota

Cover for the book "Rules for radicals" by Saul Alinsky

Cover for the book "the unaccountability machine" by Dan Davies

It's a bit weird that right at the moment I get interested in project management issues, my book list includes those.
Which book should I add to that list?

I wonder how many things can be made "X without X".

Garfield without Garfield remains one of the most beautiful webcomics ever

drawing of a woman entering some kind of cyber glowing bat, in a room full of old looking computers and wires and cables there's a huge aquarium in the background with fishes and deepsea-like algae, etc. the woman is linked to a machine by cables in her left thigh and neck, her eyes glow green and her skin too in some places

Young woman sitting, her right arm resting on her right knee Wearing big shoes, jeans, crop top, also she has a mechanical arm and a flowers + skull tattoo on the organic one

drawing of some mecha suit/cyber armor

maybe I should embrace my cyber vibe

Also, if you haven't read it yet, I highly recommend Guillaume Singelin's graphic novel, Frontier

I love the way it portrays life in space, food, agriculture, social spaces, etc...

It's also a lovely story about community and solidarity in the face of uncaring capitalism

I love that first one! I'm really into sci-fi spaces that have life in them, not enough underwater/aquarium sci-fi scenes IMHO!

Basically, they believe that people won't seed or allow their machine to be a relay node unless there's a reward for doing so.
I'm not sure how they came to this conclusion given how successful BitTorrent is, but cryptocurrency brainrot is devastating...