Well done. Its rare I see a gouache piece posted online these days.
Personally I always liked gouache because it usually resulted in a similar palette to pastels, with the blending effects of watercolor/acrylic (albeit somewhat watered down acrylic).
I'll always love this ad for Better Call Saul where in espousing the merits of Jury Duty, Saul undoes the whole thing by imploring the audience to investigate the topic of Jury Nullification.
As an anecdotal aside, I once was part of a hung jury and it was strangely satisfying.
You can subscribe to reddit users and subs by subscribing to the rss feed. Just add /rss to the end of the community or user URL. Then input that rss URL into the RSS reader of your choice.
You can also use a redlib instance. Here is a list of instances.
The easiest way to use redlib seamlessly is to use the Libredirect browser extension. It has redlib setup and you just have to configure it to use certain instances in the settings. It works on any desktop/laptop with the standard Firefox/chromium based browsers and also on Android with any Firefox version that allows developer tooling/add-on store.
It's probable reddit might lock down rss feeds and is probably trying to figure out how to limit or stop the scraping redlib does, but for now they work, and work well.
Yeah I expect to die alone. I've had some romantic partners in the past, no kids, and one sibling with which I am on good terms with, but not particularly close. But by the time I die, it's very likely I'll have no one save for maybe a long distance friend or two.
Given the state of the world, I expect that if I am lucky/unlucky enough to reach my elder years (currently I am middle aged), I will experience worsening conditions as climate change and political turmoil makes resources more scarce and I become increasingly more feeble as my body and mind succumb to whatever fate has in store for me.
Long of the short of it is I don't expect my death to be quiet or peaceful. Whether somebody is there or not at the end doesn't really concern me. My legacy definitely doesn't concern me.
That said, I'm sad that it's likely I will have contributed jack shit to making this world a better place by the time I die (quite the opposite actually), and if there is a Hell, I won't be surprised that's where I'm going.
You can still subscribe to reddit subs using RSS feeds (for now, they're planning to discontinue RSS sadly). Then open it using redlib and LibRedirect browser extension.
Actually, in a recent Zomboid news article, the devs say they are eyeing the latest release, Build 42.20 as being a potential stable release candidate. So it might be hitting stable later this year.
Try Gentoo. It teaches you a lot about stuff you may already know, but perhaps it's good to revisit, and it gives you extreme fine grain control over your system. Don't just install, actually configure and use it for a bit.
Well done. Its rare I see a gouache piece posted online these days.
Personally I always liked gouache because it usually resulted in a similar palette to pastels, with the blending effects of watercolor/acrylic (albeit somewhat watered down acrylic).
Anyways, keep up the good work!
As long as they keep his face on the point where urine is going to hit directly, I'm for that.
Current watches are:
I'm rewatching all of Portlandia.
I'm looking forward to Dang!.
Pluto's a Fucking Planet! B**ch!
I'll always love this ad for Better Call Saul where in espousing the merits of Jury Duty, Saul undoes the whole thing by imploring the audience to investigate the topic of Jury Nullification.
As an anecdotal aside, I once was part of a hung jury and it was strangely satisfying.
You can subscribe to reddit users and subs by subscribing to the rss feed. Just add
/rssto the end of the community or user URL. Then input that rss URL into the RSS reader of your choice.You can also use a redlib instance. Here is a list of instances.
The easiest way to use redlib seamlessly is to use the Libredirect browser extension. It has redlib setup and you just have to configure it to use certain instances in the settings. It works on any desktop/laptop with the standard Firefox/chromium based browsers and also on Android with any Firefox version that allows developer tooling/add-on store.
It's probable reddit might lock down rss feeds and is probably trying to figure out how to limit or stop the scraping redlib does, but for now they work, and work well.
Customer Service Skills, aka the skill of eating shit.
Why do you think the Buddha wanted to break out of the cycle of reincarnation?
Vector Pinball is a simple way to pass some time if you enjoy pinball.
Westworld, Infinity Train, Firefly, Caprica.
Aww, it's the positive mirrorverse of this image:
Yeah I expect to die alone. I've had some romantic partners in the past, no kids, and one sibling with which I am on good terms with, but not particularly close. But by the time I die, it's very likely I'll have no one save for maybe a long distance friend or two.
Given the state of the world, I expect that if I am lucky/unlucky enough to reach my elder years (currently I am middle aged), I will experience worsening conditions as climate change and political turmoil makes resources more scarce and I become increasingly more feeble as my body and mind succumb to whatever fate has in store for me.
Long of the short of it is I don't expect my death to be quiet or peaceful. Whether somebody is there or not at the end doesn't really concern me. My legacy definitely doesn't concern me.
That said, I'm sad that it's likely I will have contributed jack shit to making this world a better place by the time I die (quite the opposite actually), and if there is a Hell, I won't be surprised that's where I'm going.
Euclid's Algorithm.
You can still subscribe to reddit subs using RSS feeds (for now, they're planning to discontinue RSS sadly). Then open it using redlib and LibRedirect browser extension.
Actually, in a recent Zomboid news article, the devs say they are eyeing the latest release, Build 42.20 as being a potential stable release candidate. So it might be hitting stable later this year.
Try Gentoo. It teaches you a lot about stuff you may already know, but perhaps it's good to revisit, and it gives you extreme fine grain control over your system. Don't just install, actually configure and use it for a bit.
You don't sit down to "interview" or "debate" fascists, not unless it's an excuse to get within brick to the skull distance of them.
He should have called it a teenyverse.