the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

tails are just very good

a ferret's title of nobility: dook

Hydrogen: Very friendly, but quick to anger when provoked
Helium: Just wants to make your voice go funny
Lithium: therapist friend
Beryllium: will kill you without a second thought
Boron: Just kinda there, but fascinating when you get to know them
Carbon: Indispensible. Can't imagine life without them.
Nitrogen: Calm and steady, slow to anger, but extremely powerful if they have cause to use it
Oxygen: Cornerstone of the community, but still trying to get over some internalized toxicity
Fluorine: Extremely social. Can't stand being alone. Probably codependent.
Neon: Aloof to the extreme, but known for their beauty.

if you answered yes to this question, you may be at risk of berylliosis

have *you* hugged a magnetron today?

apparently our DNS server went down while i was in the middle of watching @salameleon@snouts.online 's stream. That's annoying.

Aspire to be like Sappho of Lesbos: so gay that you get two entire words for the concept of being gay named after you

I really do want to try being two-headed again. It's been a long time.

quote that just came up in a game: "You've got a good head on your shoulders. But I guess you'd have to, to pull off that hat."

good job us, got a ps2 hard drive adapter and a proper IDE hard drive to use with it... and we don't have any way to put stuff onto an IDE hard drive

guess we'll be getting a usb-to-ide bridge thing sometime soon but that's a bit annoying

hopefully the drive works; for obvious reasons it's only possible to get used IDE drives (it was very cheap though so it's not the end of the world if it doesn't work. The drive plus official sony ps2 network adapter cost about $20 total)

this get equipped with bot is amusing

which megaman game was it that had that item get screen anyway?

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it's kind of weird that the term "cadence" has completely changed meaning from a melodic meaning to a rhythmic one

I love that this is an actual technical term for a very scientific technique: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_angle_spinning

elastomeric connectors are neat.

magnetrons are good, i appreciate the work they do