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One of my favorite things about rewatching Cowboy Bebop is seeing all these one-line characters that you instantly know everything about from how they decorate their tiny box in space.
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Mudflow dam in Tyrnyauz, Kabardino-Balkaria. Destroyed by a heavy mudflow in 2000.
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Percentage of people who think the situation in their country is “good”
Source: Eurostat 2022
by amazing__maps/instagram
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‘Al-Qassam Brigades are the pride of Gaza’
He added that the people of Gaza were there to “protect the Qassam Brigades, just as they protect us and our honour.”
Glory to the resistance!
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i guess i still have a project file for this 9 year old video which is still shockingly intact and i guess i had some extra stuff i ended up scrapping??? lol
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Lavenham Light - Paul Evans , 2024.
British , b. 1954 -
Ink and acrylic on paper , 47 x 47 cm.
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Repost @geometriasagrada.en
"The meeting of two tides reveals a fascinating phenomenon of wave interference in the Qiantang River in China, where the forces of the water overlap and create geometric patterns on the surface.
This visual effect is not just a natural curiosity, but a clear demonstration of how geometry is an omnipresent element in the fundamental processes of nature.
Wave interference teaches us about the interaction of forces that shape the universe, showing that harmony and balance are fundamental principles that govern both the micro and macrocosm."
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“To know the mechanics of the wave is to know the entire secret of nature.” ~ Walter Russell
🌊✨⚛👁🌀
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At the school of cunning...
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I recite this word for word at least like once a week I’m sorry but its written so well. Rocket ships to nowhere is crazy
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I understand that you're unhappy with the life that you've been given. But, you know what, eventually we all have to accept reality. So, here it is: I am a person, you are not.
— Severance, S1E4
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every software is like. your mission-critical app requires you to use the scrimble protocol to squeeb some snorble files for sprongle expressions. do you use:
libsnorble-2-dev, a C library that the author only distributes as source code and therefore must be compiled from source using CMake
Squeeb.js, which sort of has most of the features you want, but requires about a gigabyte of Node dependencies and has only been in development for eight months and has 4.7k open issues on Github
Squeeh.js, a typosquatting trojan that uses your GPU to mine crypto if you install it by mistake
Sprongloxide, a Rust crate beloved by its fanatical userbase, which has been in version 0.9.* for about four years, and is actually just a thin wrapper for libsnorble-2-dev
GNU Scrimble, a GPLv3-licensed command-line tool maintained by the Free Software Foundation, which has over a hundred different flags, and also comes with an integrated Lisp interpreter for scripting, and also a TUI-based Pong implementation as an "easter egg", and also supports CSV, XML, JSON, PDF, XLSX, and even HTML files, but does not actually come with support for squeebing snorble files for ideological reasons. it does have a boomeresque drawing of a grinning meerkat as its logo, though
Microsoft Scrimble Framework Core, a .NET library that has all the features you need and more, but costs $399 anually and comes with a proprietary licensing agreement that grants Microsoft the right to tattoo advertisements on the inside of your eyelids
snorblite, a full-featured Perl module which is entirely developed and maintained by a single guy who is completely insane and constantly makes blog posts about how much he hates the ATF and the "woke mind-virus", but everyone uses it because it has all the features you need and is distributed under the MIT license
Google Squeebular (deprecated since 2017)
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David Cronenberg’s mom wrote to the Globe and Mail after a review of The Brood.
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