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ok i just got this thought out of nowhere but blog divers (people who scroll through a blog and reblog things that were posted YEARS AGO) are actually a super important part of the tumblr ecosystem

With people going inactive and deactivating, a lot of classic tumblr posts and also missed gems get lost because those connections get broken. Even on my own blog I forget about posts I made until I see someone in my activity reblog one of them- which then inspires me to reblog it myself because it was a good post and I want my new followers to see

do not feel bad about diving through someone's blog and reblogging shit from years ago, it keeps dashboards alive

(and if anyone has a problem with that, they can just block you or they can delete the root post ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, two things that have absolutely no effect on the grand scheme of our lives)

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@foone Yo. How do I emulate x64 Linux software on my Raspberry Pi? It runs Debian, so we don't need to worry about WINE.

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Sneeze itch? Snitch?

English is a frustrating language. There is no name for the tickle in your nose before you sneeze, even though it happens to me every day. But there is a word for being thrown out a window, even though that’s only happened to me like twice.

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I feel like at least once I've read a book that's narrated as if it's third person omniscient but then in the third act the narration suddenly refers to "I" and you realize the narrator was a character all along but they only just now entered the story.

I'd love to see more of that kind of twist. I'd love to remember where I saw it before. Whenever I try, all I come up with is the Thursday Next book where the title character and first person narrator Thursday gets knocked out for an entire chapter and her husband takes over narrating for a while, and the chapter is titled "Second First Person".

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FOR DECADES, MANKIND HAS SHARED ONE UNIVERSAL DESIRE, ONE UNIFIED GOAL: TO SIMPLY GET A BITE TO EAT

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God i wish that were me

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triple dog dare you to transition

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Fucking love Peregrine Falcons

Marvelous

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Sika Cervus nippon

Observed by shortbread, CC BY-NC

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Reblog to make it die faster

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Now that cyle IS our product engineering team, I can finally put my feet up, and relax. 

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average man from florida

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omg we got penis going into pussy weather tomorrow

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vis a vis the post where you mention programmable mouse buttons - i have a data entry heavy job and having crtl+c and crtrl+shift+v on my mouse buttons was life changing (and wrist saving). some of the logitech gamer mice have onboard memory so you can bake that shit in

This is so funny because i posted that a while back and literally yesterday my redragon gaming mouse showed up. I wanted one with a few programmable buttons but not a 12-button grid on the side, and that was an inexpensive one to prove the concept with. I got assigned several tasks that will involve spreadsheets so the need for more efficiency became pressing.

I don't do a tooooooon of data entry so at the moment I've just set the "back" button to be shift+ctrl+v, but depending on how well this works I'm thinking that ctrl+c, ctrl+z, and delete will end up on there as well.

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Toshiba Satellite T1960CT back in fighting form, running Windows 95