ThinkCat™ @alice_meows@awoo.space

Ok wait we can go even further back. Cars is set in what Tolkien would call the Fifth Age, Sally is a short story showing a moment in time near the end of the forth age

ok i meant this as a joke but re-reading the ending now, i really do love the idea of this story being part of the Cars historical canon.

can anyone confirm if this is canon or just a fanfic origin story of the Cars universe? https://libgen.is/fiction/8D6406534B9FA34739662A93B68C75E3

#noovenmittschallenge2024 still #going strong #no #ovenmitts #challenge (I used a pot holder to hold the #hot pan #instead)

toxic positivity is when you put your hand on a van de graff generator for too long and the covalent bonds in your body start breaking down due to a lack of electrons

people always talk shit about Takumi, saying it's not physically possible for him to race without spilling the water. what they fail to understand was that this was perfectly realistic, he was simply using a little-known technique called "input shaping"

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product idea: popcorn kernels the size of tennis balls. you put maybe 2 or 3 in the microwave and then run for your life

pots with handles, pushing things around with sticks, no-bake recipes, the only limit is your imagination! (and oven mitts, since they are not allowed). lets hear about your methods to achieve your goals #without using #ovenmitts #noovenmittschallenge2024

no oven mitts challenge. it's just what it says, nothing more, nothing less. join in and share what you can make this year, with #noovenmittschallenge2024

do you experience a persistent, high-frequency sort of hissing sound? too faint to be tinnitus, too high frequency to be spontaneous otoacoustic emissions (which apparently top out at 4.5 kHz, while mine seems somewhere upwards of 15kHz (my bluetooth headphones can't go much higher than 15kHz and that sounds too low, but i remember CRTs sounding similar, and in NTSC land that's 15.734kHz, although i think it's more of a noise band centered up in that range rather than a pure tone, but it's hard to think about frequencies that high because i feel like all my mental representations of sound fall apart up there)

anyways, do you experience something like this, and if so, when you get a brain zap, does the frequency sharply drop (like, sweeps downwards over maybe 100-200 ms) maybe an octave or so, sit at the lower sound for maybe 10 or 20 seconds, and then slowly fade away (no sweep, just a crossfade) back to the higher one? (it's hard to say what frequency it drops to, because it's much more obviously a frequency distribution at that point, it sounds like the sound you hear when you press your temple or forehead against a running faucet and hear the turbulence inside

someone should really set up an alternate war thunder forum where uploading classified documents is allowed

the Greek alphabet: alpha (α), beta (β), charlie (ϲ), delta (Δ), epsilon (ε), foxtrot (ƒ), gamma (Ҁ), helios (Ӈ), iota (𝑖), juliet (𝒋), kilo (κ), lambda (Γ), mu (ꝳ), november (η), omicron (θ), pi (π), quebec (Ϙ), rho (®), sigma (ꭍ), tau (τ), upsilon (μ), victor (ν), whiskey (ω), xi (χ), yankee (ψ), zeta (ζ).

maker community: "wow, fuck autodesk, can't believe they'd do this to us"
maker community: *immediately jumps to some other obvious rug-pull-ware*

lightly used DVD-Rs

oh you like music? you think music is cool? ok but have you heard of... cloth?

wow, the new CSB intro goes pretty hard! (re-posting because i did a bad job the first time)

that's also where the bats go too when they break, and that's why they're required to be wooden. talk about literally adding fuel to the fire!

every time a pitcher rejects a ball they should take a moment and think about the poor guy they've got sweating all day shoveling his cast offs into the baseball furnace

share this post if you do not respect the greek alphabet and do not use it in your variable names