People talking about period tracking apps
This was 10 years ago:
forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2…
Privacy needs to be defended, and also
fuck
uh
burn it down
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cat Dragon\&DungeonBarcodes.txt |sort | uniq -c |sort -n|grep -v " *1 "|xclip -i -selection clipboard
2 009281018230
2 394533151TSR0300
3 071486018254
4 071658018259
12 074470018254
15 074470018230
19 071486018230
25 071658018235
34 074808018239
35 074808018253
69 046363160340
Scanning my collection of stuff
Apparently I have lots of duplicates
Next step is to get that turned into proper codes and then get it turned into actual US-MARC data, and then make that library useful
Annoyingly, apparently Dragon reused the same code several times for their issues, so I have 69 issues inside the 046363160340 block
Nice though
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I wonder if anyone can guess what was sitting next to Sean when he needed to test his barcode scanner
Honestly, Module Raiding is a really fun job.
Take an adventure and rip out the fun and only the fun.
Gives you free stats for pieces and some art and maps, but you get to ignore the crappy parts.
I have *literally hundreds* of prepublished adventures in the basement
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I mean, yes that is good advice and I should think about that more
The other side of things is that it isn't an idea that I have trouble with, and I actually love coming up with ideas, it is how to express my concept into reality that I feel tugs at me
Although some ideas I change so much on my way to putting them into practice that I might actually have more luck seeking out something that fits the description
Other ideas, like Melanora, would anyone else make a module for, and would I be able to *find* it?
I mean, drivethrurpg.com/ you can search out your concept
I also like to read books or short stories on the theme I want to hit, though that's less stat blocks
Literally, do research! You don't need to tell a story in a vacuum
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Three Tiers of Truth being one of the worst
Timezone Salience being the other correct one
My office has the weirdest branching strategy
Where you make a branch
Constantly rebase that branch off main
Then make a branch off that branch
PR the second branch onto the first, then PR the first onto main
I... am so confused
"Containerd gets support for launching linux containers on FreeBSD"
Gimme that FreeBSD work laptop!
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Github Copilot seems very bad, but because it's bad ML code rather than code theft.
But then I also license everything WTFPL so maybe I just have a weird view of ownership?
I also pay extra to have my art commissions licensed CC-BY
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I often think of myself as not a maker, because I rarely take projects to the point of sharing them, and I tend to do projects mostly from manuals. Like, buying a broken tablet, installing spare parts from offbrand retailers, and then putting a beta linux on it.
Or writing 30 thousand words of RPG rules in order to port Dragons into Burning Wheel as having a full suite of lifepaths.
Or making experimental muffins where I take a recipe and ignore it and make a different thing.
I feel like I'm not a maker because I rarely change the state of the art, just grow my personal circle. If I write a software tool, I generally assume no one wants my changes, ans never advertise git.obscuritus.ca because I assume that it's just stuff no one wants.
I dunno, this is a weird anxiety, and it's the kind of anxiety I assume makes me a worse person, or at least a foolish one who is too focused on culture.
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As someone who hates programming and finds most of it grating, I spent way too much of my weekend writing recreational C
To be clear, it was fun
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Just asked a customer service manager why they didn't have automation tools to add their product to our AWS environment
Then linked a blog post from their own company to explain why I wanted this
I think they attached the blogpost to the engineering ticket, and that brings me joy
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I'm on a work call where I'm not the technical person, I'm doing management, organization, and communication
This is the fucking weirdest moment of my life
Fuck, but I don't want them! Give them to someone else.
Let me be the longhaired person who mumbles at the computer until the black magic is done
My wifi access point just fell off my wall
I guess I should have actually screwed that in...
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Harry Potter
How do you reconcile loving a series so much just for it to be torn down by the author's horrible bigotry
At pride, some people I was talking to said that they wouldn't let her take it from them, that they wouldn't let her have that over them
But I dunno, it's so hard to read it with the same unbridled enthusiasm I once had, I just feel heartbroken that something that once meant so much to me is broken like this, still...
Does it even make sense, it's just a set of books...
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As a person who does technical interviews for tech companies.
If someone ever showed up to an interview in a suit, I'd be stunned and offput
I'd try to not let it affect my decision, but damn would I be weirded out
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So I've been playtesting a #Shadowrun technomancer stream for a while, and if you are interested in technomancers in Shadowrun - check it out! obscuritus.ca/TarotTechnoman…
It uses the Tarot deck to make daily Techno streams! And the techno in my group *loves* it.
Dave
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in reply to Dave • •Oh, sorry, external team - entirely different company.
Though he responded to me, and said "Fixed the bug this morning", so they did know