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This. I need this.

A lot of stuff is pissing me off right now and the only thing I can think of that brings me peace is those early 2000's computer mice with the back half full of a beautiful mysterious liquid and fun things floating around in it. I need one of those so bad. I found a company that makes a modern version today with Bluetooth capabilities and I'm tempted. I'm so tempted.

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A lot of stuff is pissing me off right now and the only thing I can think of that brings me peace is those early 2000's computer mice with the back half full of a beautiful mysterious liquid and fun things floating around in it. I need one of those so bad. I found a company that makes a modern version today with Bluetooth capabilities and I'm tempted. I'm so tempted.

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Scoliosis gang rise up..!

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"it was in 2020" oh so like a year or so ago. a couple years. im sorry 5? did you just say five? five years ago ?

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Template Wikipedia in google docs for your roleplay/OC needs.

Save it to your own google drive

file > make a copy

or

Save it to your own device so you can edit it offline

file > download > Microsoft Word (.docx)

Link here

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Alternatives to google docs

For various reasons, this is now a hot topic. I'm putting my favorites here, please add more in your reblogs. I'm not pointing to Microsoft Word because I hate it.

Local on your computer:

1.

LibreOffice (https://www.libreoffice.org/), Win, Linux, Mac.

Looks like early 2000 Word, works great, imports and exports all formats. Saves in OpenDocumentFormat. Combine with something like Dropbox for Cloud Backup.

2.

FocusWriter (https://gottcode.org/focuswriter/) Win, Linux.

Super customizable to make it look pretty, all toolbars hide to be as non-distracting as possible. Can make typewriter sounds as you type, and you can set daily wordcount goals. Saves in OpenDocumentFormat. Combine with something like Dropbox for Cloud Backup.

3.

Scrivener (https://www.literatureandlatte.com/scrivener/overview) Win, Mac, iOS

The lovechild of so many writers. Too many things to fiddle with for me, but I'm sure someone else can sing its praises. You can put the database folder into a Dropbox folder for cloud saving (but make sure to always close the program before shutting down).

Web-based:

4.

Reedsy bookeditor (https://reedsy.com/write-a-book) Browser based, works on Firefox on Android. Be aware that they also have a TOS that forbids pornography on publicly shared documents.

My current writing program. Just enough features to be helpful, not so many that I start fiddling. Writing is chapter based, exports to docx, epub, pdf. You can share chapters (for beta reading) with other people registered at Reedsy.

5.

Novelpad (https://novelpad.co/) Browser based.

Looks very promising, there's a youtuber with really informative videos about it (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mHN8TnwjG1g). I wanted to love it, but the editor didn't work on Firefox on my phone. It might now, but I'm reluctant to switch again.

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So, this is my list. Please add more suggestions in reblogs.

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if you become happy in life your blog will suffer for it

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Anyone else notice the tumblr app being really glitchy

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important addition to my 2025 moodboard

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when the jazz has elements of rock n roll

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Meeting with my advisor today gang. Wish me luck. I may simple pass away

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every day I wake up and it’s fucking january

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i fumbled 3 baddies in less than 2 months. should i just kms or become a monk or something? :/

You need to lock in and develop a gambling addiction

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the original

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You ever look at some art your mutual made and you just sit there in stunned silence and awe that one of your friends is out there making jaw-dropping beautiful art just for the hell of it