The easy part of this was that the foundation is just a big square. I picked an arbitrary size: ten 6x6 foundation blueprints on each side. The rest I just copied from inspiration images I found online. I pretty much copied an ancient building called the Ziggurat of Ur.
I think the important thing was that I built the thing first, then started figuring out what to put in it. If I did it the other way around, I figured I’d get stuck in analysis paralysis. I did know I generally wanted to build tier 9 parts in it, so I did make sure one floor was tall enough for particle accelerators, but that’s all i planned in advance.
I’m going to start planning my days and journaling about my work day, all on paper. I’ve discovered I really like writing when I have nice paper and a nice pen and a vision of a good journal filled cover to cover with notes. I’ve already started a reading resolution as well, taking book notes in another journal. I’m also playing around with an analog zettelkasten to support more blogging, but I’m still feeling that out.
What I’ve learned via two failed attempts at bullet journaling is that I need my notebooks to have specific purposes. Bujo being multi-purpose doesn’t help me focus on what’s going into the journal. But when I have one notebook for book notes, another for my work journal, and another just for planning my day, I have a much easier time giving each one my full focus.
I have been making buildings alternating logistics floors with production floors, and yeah it’s pretty nice to have belts up against the ceiling of the logistics floor so I can actually walk around and build.
This basically the setup for Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead. It’s an anime where a guy has his soul drained by an awful company and when there’s a zombie apocalypse, his first reaction is to break into the corner shop and get some beer and have a day off. It’s a fantastic series about living life to the fullest, and the art is so great: it’s incredibly colorful, as opposed to most super-desaturated apocalypse media.
I usually flip back and forth between my left and right side. The air tube has plenty of slack and there’s a hinge and pivot where it meets the mask so it moves around pretty easily.
I keep all my genders and related information in KeePronounXC, which stores my pronouns in an encrypted format locally. It also lets me generate new, complex genders so I can use a unique one per relationship.
Thank you so much :)
The easy part of this was that the foundation is just a big square. I picked an arbitrary size: ten 6x6 foundation blueprints on each side. The rest I just copied from inspiration images I found online. I pretty much copied an ancient building called the Ziggurat of Ur.
I think the important thing was that I built the thing first, then started figuring out what to put in it. If I did it the other way around, I figured I’d get stuck in analysis paralysis. I did know I generally wanted to build tier 9 parts in it, so I did make sure one floor was tall enough for particle accelerators, but that’s all i planned in advance.
I’m going to start planning my days and journaling about my work day, all on paper. I’ve discovered I really like writing when I have nice paper and a nice pen and a vision of a good journal filled cover to cover with notes. I’ve already started a reading resolution as well, taking book notes in another journal. I’m also playing around with an analog zettelkasten to support more blogging, but I’m still feeling that out.
What I’ve learned via two failed attempts at bullet journaling is that I need my notebooks to have specific purposes. Bujo being multi-purpose doesn’t help me focus on what’s going into the journal. But when I have one notebook for book notes, another for my work journal, and another just for planning my day, I have a much easier time giving each one my full focus.
My good ol’ Casio G-Shock
It’s the year of the Linux desktop!!!
My fave is Kaguya-Sama: Love is War
This happened due to the Space Age release, I’m earning achievements again myself and I’ve played a ton.
if you really think so then you should start HRT and claim some femininity for yourself. Or just become a femboy. Or both.
I have been making buildings alternating logistics floors with production floors, and yeah it’s pretty nice to have belts up against the ceiling of the logistics floor so I can actually walk around and build.
That was such a good scene, that’s what hooked me
I only watched a video play through but that game really had an impact on me. I think it’s peak survival horror
This basically the setup for Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead. It’s an anime where a guy has his soul drained by an awful company and when there’s a zombie apocalypse, his first reaction is to break into the corner shop and get some beer and have a day off. It’s a fantastic series about living life to the fullest, and the art is so great: it’s incredibly colorful, as opposed to most super-desaturated apocalypse media.
I appreciate you posting it!
Looks good to me! Keep up the good work!
I’d love to see what y’all have got so far, could I get a join URL?
I usually flip back and forth between my left and right side. The air tube has plenty of slack and there’s a hinge and pivot where it meets the mask so it moves around pretty easily.
I got a machine from my doctor
“Host” fucked me up and is the reason I don’t watch horror movies anymore. I’m a huge baby though.
The YouTube channel “Tasting History” has a video on this. If you’re interested in the history of food, that channel is fantastic.
I keep all my genders and related information in KeePronounXC, which stores my pronouns in an encrypted format locally. It also lets me generate new, complex genders so I can use a unique one per relationship.