Seg @Seg@awoo.space

"Hold on, let me AIM you this livejournal post I saw shared on MySpace. It's about that new platform twitter. You can also look it up on Ask Jeeves."

@Shroud yiff.life is another

@Shroud I just joined vulpine.club. It's not FOR ad's, but it's an 18+ furry server.

sketched out my idea for xenia taking a programming break with some light meditation. i've gone as far as i can today, and I think it's pretty ok 👌

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 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.