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Behold the existential dread of the Fit Cookie mascot statue

@pixelfed hate the pronoun picker. why is it not freeform text?

gatekeeping pronouns is really missing the point

We need a mink girl vtuber

There is a distinct shortage of mustelids

Also during my brief stop at the used bookstore I go by the art section and HOLY 90S FANDOM BATMAN.

this reminds me, back in the mid-2000s i remember seeing some public service announcements on a local tv station, and these were basically like presentations with music in the background, and that music was often just the default music supplied with windows xp's media player

This is my forth attempt moving to #Dvorak. Whish me luck.

Man, Queering Anarchism really just predicted a bunch of bullshit queer drama almost 10 YEARS AGO

#drawings today, I drew furry *guys* for a change! Jackal, fennec fox, spotted hyena. I drew more stuff but this was the only near finished thing.

im doin an snesdev

Positioned as a replacement for Adobe InDesign, Affinity Publisher holds several advantages:

• Much, much less expensive
• Doesn't extend tendrils into every crevice of the operating system
• User interface isn't a laggy shitshow
• Pretty good importing of the IDML format that InDesign happily exports
• Might be coaxed to work in Linux?

The biggest disadvantage I see immediately is that it lacks what InDesign calls "GREP styles" – regular expressions within paragraph styles that automatically apply character styles to matching text. I use these constantly, and they save me an immense amount of work. Doing without means a lot of applying character styles manually, which can be labor intensive but more importantly is very error-prone.

Even so, this might be the software I switch to. I want out of Adobe, and I want out of Windows. At the very least, I want the alternate options to be there, and the sooner I learn them the less painful it'll be if I have to make that move suddenly.

Oh, right, reminder to self to open up all my InDesign files and export 'em to IDML....

last night in microsoft flight simulator i landed my plane exactly on the top of, and clipped all the way down inside a pyramid

Today I learnt that CSS has added a “hover” check to @media queries, and that every modern browser supports it, so maybe I can finally add some “you’re on a touch screen” fixes to my personal site, which has a lot of cool mouse pointer hover effects.