the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

@Austin_Dern @heatherhorns Gotta have some staurage space.
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@trysdyn another thought exercise: what is the most *literally* radioactive piece of copyrighted work?
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@Nine you boosted https://social.pixie.town/@elfi/110560276578288620 but we can't see the LB it refers to, either you didn't boost that or it doesn't federate with awoo
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@niss here, have another Σ so now you have enough to replace both the boxes
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@oceanotter Pixelfed is software specifically for that, as we understand it!
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@blackrosettes Plush.city seems like it would be appropriate!
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@Kyresti @zetasyanthis I suppose thinking "what if everyone had the same genitals" gets you thinking a lot about gender roles and how having them coupled to genitals is weird and unnecessary, and from there into other gendery thoughts
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@zetasyanthis @Kyresti Regardless of what specific category of genderweirdness, I expect it's probably an indicator of some better-than-chance reliability for the presence of *some* genderweirdness or other
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@zetasyanthis @Kyresti Or nonbinary. We consider ourselves nonbinary and not sure whether we want to claim the trans label, personally
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@packbat windows has some program or other that can open them natively, and most CAD software can import and export as it
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@packbat i know it's used as one of two formats for 3d models supported by KiCad for making 3d models of your board
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@packbat was it like a Big Thing at one point? i definitely haven't heard of it being supported by browsers ever
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@packbat vrml like the 3d file format that's still used extensively?
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@codl what happened?
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@toomanyfoxes For some reason, all the foxes posted today haven't shown up properly for us, they look like this and we have to click the link to open the picture in a new tab
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@JulieSqveakaroo @anthracite Especially if they're printouts of scanned PDFs of manuals from the 80s that have degraded significantly through being photocopied who-knows-how-many times

might be hard to read but very reliable information
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@JulieSqveakaroo @anthracite honestly, manuals in a binder are usually the most trustworthy

they usually have like, actual schematics and troubleshooting guides
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@NovaSquirrel ...they *do*
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