#[sscc]

[cyberscratch]

LOUD FAST MUSIC ON MAX VOLUME

(i drew this yesterday to while distracting myself from Brain ouchies. it worked)

[strawglicks]

spamton is a queen fan (the band not the deltarune character .) and has old CDs so he breaks into the SCC shop now and then and forces K_K to play his CDs when hes bored i PROMISE this all makes sense in my head.

all the songs in order are

Killer Queen (i recommend this to Queen deltarune fans)

The Show Must Go On (big shot spamton vibes)

I've Gone Slightly Mad (I recommend this to Jevil fans)

I Want to Break Free (...self-explanatory)

Bohemian Rhapsody (my beloved my fav queen song forever and it's spamtons fav too because i said so)

bonus because capn got left out of these drawings and i felt bad. their fav queen song is Cool Cat me thinks

[clarablightt]

me and my girlfriend finished Volume 1 of She’s so Cheeky for a Commoner last night and i LOVED IT OMG AAAAA

it was so good omg i love this series so much!!! i can’t wait for volume 2 aaaaa!!!

[stealingpotatoes]

upon rewatch if the Obi-Wan show, i realized that they say Quinlan survived order 66 too and now i can’t stop thinking about how much sheer chaos it would cause if he met tl4j (and only part of dragging ahsoka into this would be to spite obi-wan’s ghost)

been there done that bestie!!!

[cyberbun]

hats off to the writing in the ILTV finale; I've had my gripes with the way the anime has been adapted so far but episode 12 really hit the nail on the head I think.

That added monologue where Rei goes "no, actually, I actually wish she would notice me and fall in love with me and see me the way I see her", while it was condensing a much longer internal monologue, was a wonderful little summation of her feelings and I feel like the added bluntness does a lot for how raw her feelings come across as.

and while I was sad that "Rae is mine, don't take her from me" got translated the coward's way ("Don't take what's mine from me") the addition of Claire physically grabbing her and pulling her away does sooooo much for her character, especially since the manga and the light novel never really addressed the fact that Rei and Manaria treated her like a prize to be won. One of my biggest concerns with LN1 is how little internality Claire gets, so her falling in love in LN2 felt a little sudden. That little bit does so much for her to reassert herself into the narrative and makes her realizing her feelings feel so much more natural.

Just, wonderful, I was looking forward to this arc a lot and I'm so happy it got done justice with the very obviously limited resources that the anime was working with.

[sangahsshorts]

Omfg my spouse just soft announced a new dnd campaign and my sister in law and I might play mushroomy 🍄 sisters with their own secret language??? Which means I could play a circle of spores Druid in a campaign AND build a character based on my Three True Loves (linguistics, Little Mushroom, Dungeon Meshi) ⭐️

The wheels are churning churning input is SO welcome

[fj0t0lf]

a pretty interesting take on seung hui cho's use of the number 88, from @.sscc on the columbine forumotion:

My assumption, given Cho's tendency to speak in biblical terms and his family's Christian beliefs, has always been that this was a biblical reference.

I looked at the bible and the only book that even has an 88th chapter, as far as I can tell, is Psalms. This seems like a possibility.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psalm_88 According to Martin Marty, a professor of church history at the University of Chicago, Psalm 88 is "a wintry landscape of unrelieved bleakness." ... Neale and Littledale find it "stands alone in all the Psalter for the unrelieved gloom, the hopeless sorrow of its tone. Even the very saddest of the others, and the Lamentations themselves, admit some variations of key, some strains of hopefulness; here only all is darkness to the close.—Neale and Littledale.

http://www.bible.ca/ef/expository-psalm-88.htm After much thought and study of Psalms 88, the typical commentary appraisal is it is entirely negative, totally given to the expression of grief and despair. True (if you haven't already, read it now), it seems to be a picture of un-alleviated misery, seldom found anywhere in the Scriptures. Often, in the book of Psalms, you will be able to find hope even in between statements of despair. In many of the Psalms there is lamentation and negative emotions honestly expressed, yet they are resolved by some statement of hope and trust. Not in Psalms 88, we may immediately conclude. In Psalms 88, from verse 1 to the end of the chapter expresses the emotions of one who is writing from the pit, deep in despair. Even after you grant the writer literary license to use exaggerated poetic language, this poem cannot be lifted to any level of joy it seems. It is a continuous, bitter expression of one living deep in despair, sometimes with language that may seem to border on reproach against God.

I can see why someone like Cho might be drawn to it. The psalm is all about being abandoned by everyone to suffer, including god himself. KJV Psalm 88 wrote:

88 O lord God of my salvation, I have cried day and night before thee: 2 Let my prayer come before thee: incline thine ear unto my cry; 3 For my soul is full of troubles: and my life draweth nigh unto the grave. 4 I am counted with them that go down into the pit: I am as a man that hath no strength: 5 Free among the dead, like the slain that lie in the grave, whom thou rememberest no more: and they are cut off from thy hand. 6 Thou hast laid me in the lowest pit, in darkness, in the deeps. 7 Thy wrath lieth hard upon me, and thou hast afflicted me with all thy waves. Selah. 8 Thou hast put away mine acquaintance far from me; thou hast made me an abomination unto them: I am shut up, and I cannot come forth. 9 Mine eye mourneth by reason of affliction: Lord, I have called daily upon thee, I have stretched out my hands unto thee. 10 Wilt thou shew wonders to the dead? shall the dead arise and praise thee? Selah. 11 Shall thy lovingkindness be declared in the grave? or thy faithfulness in destruction? 12 Shall thy wonders be known in the dark? and thy righteousness in the land of forgetfulness? 13 But unto thee have I cried, O Lord; and in the morning shall my prayer prevent thee. 14 Lord, why castest thou off my soul? why hidest thou thy face from me? 15 I am afflicted and ready to die from my youth up: while I suffer thy terrors I am distracted. 16 Thy fierce wrath goeth over me; thy terrors have cut me off. 17 They came round about me daily like water; they compassed me about together. 18 Lover and friend hast thou put far from me, and mine acquaintance into darkness.

A more accessible version of the psalm. CEB Psalm 88 wrote:

88 Lord, God of my salvation,     by day I cry out,     even at night, before you— 2     let my prayer reach you! Turn your ear to my outcry 3     because my whole being is filled with distress;     my life is at the very brink of hell. 4 I am considered as one of those plummeting into the pit.     I am like those who are beyond help, 5     drifting among the dead,     lying in the grave, like dead bodies—     those you don’t remember anymore,     those who are cut off from your power. 6 You placed me down in the deepest pit,     in places dark and deep. 7 Your anger smothers me;     you subdue me with it, wave after wave. Selah 8 You’ve made my friends distant.     You’ve made me disgusting to them.     I can’t escape. I’m trapped! 9 My eyes are tired of looking at my suffering.     I’ve been calling out to you every day, Lord—     I’ve had my hands outstretched to you! 10 Do you work wonders for the dead?     Do ghosts rise up and give you thanks? Selah 11 Is your faithful love proclaimed in the grave,     your faithfulness in the underworld? 12 Are your wonders known in the land of darkness,     your righteousness in the land of oblivion? 13 But I cry out to you, Lord!     My prayer meets you first thing in the morning! 14 Why do you reject my very being, Lord?     Why do you hide your face from me? 15 Since I was young I’ve been afflicted, I’ve been dying.     I’ve endured your terrors. I’m lifeless. 16 Your fiery anger has overwhelmed me;     your terrors have destroyed me. 17 They surround me all day long like water;     they engulf me completely. 18 You’ve made my loved ones and companions distant.     My only friend is darkness.

It would be interesting to know if Cho felt some connection to this psalm. His manifesto was full of rage and expressions of righteousness but we know that he was very depressed and alone as well.Could it have been an expression of the deep despair that Cho felt throughout his life? Did he feel abandoned by god?

(Or, assuming that it was relevant to him, could he have been explaining the despair that he hoped to inflict on his victims and the community? Did he want them to wonder where their god was as he was carrying out his massacre? Did he want them to feel that they were abandoned by god?)

Some interpretations say that this psalm is the lament of sinners being punished with the absence of god's mercy. We know that Cho felt that he was attacking "Apostles of Sin." Did he think he was carrying out god's will in destroying them? He certainly seemed to think he was participating in a revolution of the "Weak, Innocent and Defenseless," so was it a holy war in his eyes? Was he acting on behalf of god or was he possibly acting on behalf of a god that had abandoned him and the others like him?

I found this photo of Cho's "88" in the manifesto.

The symbol is the "Number of the Anti-Terrorist." The drawing above it is, I assume based on Langman's transcript, "Seer of Veracity. Seal of the Anti-Terrorist." As you can see, the seal includes a cross, which again suggests religious themes.

If you look at the transcript on Langman's website, it seems that on the page before Cho adds these images, he speaks constantly of Jesus Christ and false Christianity, which he equates to terrorism. This is why Cho called himself a martyr and said he would die like Jesus Christ. He was an Anti-Terrorist, one of the innocents who had experienced brutality at the hands of false Christians (sinners, terrorists, descendants of Satan and spillers of blood), and he was sacrificing himself in the hope that the weak, defenseless and innocent would be inspired to inflict their own wrath on the terrorists who had brutalized them.

Considering Psalm 88 in this context, maybe the point would be that only those who have experienced total loss, total despair, without a shred of hope would know to follow in his footsteps of revolution as an Anti-Terrorist. Maybe they hadn't even been abandoned by god but in god's plan, their never-ending despair was intended to help them see the truth ("Seer of Veracity") and like him, become Anti-Terrorist martyrs who, through their own sacrifice, would rid the world of false Christians who torment the innocent. The hedonists were clearly blind to the injustice and abuse so maybe he felt that the despair was the key to seeing the truth. Being subjected to pain so deep would leave no other choice but to inflict the same level of pain on the tormentors in the name of Jesus Christ.

Potentially relevant quotes: Seung-Hui Cho wrote:

As the time approached, I wished for a last minute miracle and discard this mission you’ve given me. Heaven knows I wouldn’t hurt a single leaf of a flower. But when the time came, I did it. I had to. What other choices did you give me? All this time... You never know that a human being is capable of doing until you fuck him to the edge. When you’re raped of everything, you got nothing to lose

By destroying we create. We create the feelings in you of what it is like to be the victim, what it is like to be fucked and destroyed. Because of your annihilations, we create and raise new breeds of Children who will show you fuckers what you have done to us. Like Easter, it will be a day of rebirth. It will be a start of a revolution of the Children that you fucked. You have never felt a single ounce of pain your whole life, thus, by destroying you, by giving you pain, we attempt to show you responsibilities and meanings of other people’s lives.

Only if you could be the victim of your reprehensible and wicked crimes, you Christian Nazis, you would have brute-restrained your animal urges to fuck me. You could be at home right now eating your fucking caviar and your fucking cognac, had you not ravenously raped my soul. For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Can you feel the pain that you fucked us in, you Descendants of Satan? Well, can you feel it? All the shit you’ve given me, right back at you with hollow points.

Anyway, that's my muddled theory (or theories or more accurately, my set of questions with no answers).

(And this is completely subjective but when I see the photo of "88" from the manifesto, it reminds me of an abstract drawing of two people embracing. This seems apt for someone who was as alone as Cho was but intending to inspire his "Brothers and Sisters" to follow his lead with this act of mass murder.)

[thinkingimages]

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[nalyra-dreaming]

Hi Nalyra,

I love Jam and the fact that they are best of friends. But I'm I the only one that could sense the connection between Sam and Assad? He bought Assad a gift and told fans about it and Assad credited him for that gift on instagram! They seemed very taken with each other and I could feel the heat coming off my phone with their glances. I'm curious to see more. My friends say they seemed friendly but didn't agree with me about a connection. Could you sense a connection from SSCC or I'm I wanting something to be there that's not? Give me the truth please!!!!!!!!

I mean, they (all) got along very nicely at SDCC. The rest... you will have to decide for yourself :)

We will get more in upcoming seasons, especially the next.

[knightobreath]

gonna try and organize my crossover tags

ones i have rn:

hc x dsmp : hermitcraft x dream smp

mcyt x hs : mcyt x homestuck

mcyt x splatn : mcyt x splatoon

osc x mcyt : object shows x mcyt

osc x hs : object shows x homestuck

osc x sscc : object shows x socialstuck / cloutchase

there may be more im forgeting.

more tags i want to make:

crossover : general crossover tag

osc crossover : crossover between object shows

mcyt crossover : crossover between mcyt series

[fandom] x fur : for when the fandom gets furrified

[fandom] x wc : for when the fandom get warrior cat'd. i know i've reblogged several instances of this but i didnt tag them

[kayrwt]

gs1

Understanding GS1: The Global Standard for Supply Chain Efficiency

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GS1 standards are now widely used across industries, including:

Retail

Healthcare

Logistics and Transportation

Food and Beverage

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GTIN (Global Trade Item Number): Identifies products globally.

GLN (Global Location Number): Identifies physical or digital locations.

SSCC (Serial Shipping Container Code): Tracks logistics units.

GRAI (Global Returnable Asset Identifier): Identifies returnable assets like pallets and containers.

GIAI (Global Individual Asset Identifier): Tracks specific assets within an organization.

Each identifier is embedded in a barcode or RFID tag, allowing automated data capture and sharing.

Key GS1 Standards

GS1 provides a suite of standards that cover multiple aspects of the supply chain:

Barcodes:

UPC (Universal Product Code): Used in retail for product identification.

EAN (European Article Number): Similar to UPC but used internationally.

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RFID (Radio Frequency Identification): Enhances tracking and visibility for goods in transit.

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Example: Retail Industry

A manufacturer registers with GS1 and receives a GTIN for each product.

The GTIN is encoded into a barcode printed on the product packaging.

At checkout, the barcode is scanned, retrieving product information (e.g., price, stock level) instantly.

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Example: Healthcare Industry

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For businesses looking to implement GS1 standards:

Register with GS1: Obtain a GS1 Company Prefix to create unique product identifiers.

Generate Barcodes: Use GS1-approved tools to create GTINs and associated barcodes.

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Train Staff: Educate teams on barcode scanning and data entry best practices.

Adopting GS1 standards not only ensures compliance but also positions businesses for scalable growth and global market access.

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While GS1 standards offer immense benefits, businesses might face:

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Sustainability Tracking: Helping companies measure and report environmental impact.

AI and Machine Learning Integration: Improving predictive analytics for supply chain optimization.

GS1's adaptability ensures it will remain a cornerstone of global trade and logistics for decades to come.

Conclusion

GS1 is not just about barcodes—it's about global efficiency, transparency, and trust in supply chains. By providing universally accepted standards, GS1 simplifies complex logistics, enhances product traceability, and fosters global trade.

For businesses aiming to scale operations, reduce errors, and improve customer trust, adopting GS1 standards is not just an option—it's a necessity.

[cyberscratch]

Cringetober #2 - Self Insert! - I am sadly unable to finish this one, and I'm not going to force myself - so have two idea WIPs I had featuring Scratch and Frostoon, my sonas for Deltarune and Toontown (Corporate Clash) respectively!

I can't say I'll do each prompt, I've already said that - but since I have progress on this one I'll post it as it is. You get to take a peep as a bit of my art process, I suppose!

I have other characters who I could consider self inserts, like Ace and Spooky (Invader Zim and Club Penguin respectively, again), but they have a lot of their own things going on that distinguish them from being me and are just sonas.

And an extra doodle featuring Frostoon because after I gave up on the main pieces, I just began doodling random stuff. and i am afraid this is the only one i can show to yall lol

[strawglicks]

thought: these two are just like each other fr

[all-the-tyler-talk]

Yeah, I was only half watching until whenever Tyler showed up.// I really hate that everyone thinks they’re going to end the show with superman powerless. That’s a horrible ending. He can overcome death but can overcome a human heart with his blood in it even though his kids are half human?the SSCC panel said it’s their version of death and RISE of superman so I’m hoping, like every year, it ends with Superman back at full strength. I have seen a few people say they think his weakness is stemming from a psychological component. I’m starting to wonder myself. Last week, he was obsessing over his scar. This week he had PTSD over Doomsday at the fortress. He never suffers PTSD. I wonder if he has to overcome this before he gets strong. Just like the boys had to get angry before they got powers…it’s a psychological mind set

I don't think he'll be completely powerless, he might stay slightly weakened like he is now but not totally powerless. He's probably just going to reveal his identity to the world, which is a worse ending imo. Too many random people already know his secret, it's ridiculous. If everyone knows who he is, then there's no point in even wearing the suit, he can just wear his regular clothes and everyone can just call him Clark and treat him like a normal guy.

[program-magazynowy]

Czym są etykiety logistyczne GS1 i jakie mają znaczenie w logistyce?

Definicja etykiet GS1

Etykiety logistyczne GS1 to standardowe oznaczenia używane w procesach logistycznych. Zawierają one kluczowe informacje dotyczące jednostek ładunkowych, takich jak palety. Każda etykieta GS1 posiada unikalny kod SSCC, który umożliwia identyfikację przesyłek. Dzięki temu, informacje mogą być przesyłane między dostawcami a odbiorcami w sposób zautomatyzowany. W rezultacie, procesy logistyczne stają się bardziej efektywne i zorganizowane.

Struktura etykiety GS1

Etykieta logistyczna GS1 składa się z różnych elementów, które zawierają istotne dane. Wśród nich znajdują się numery artykułów, daty ważności oraz numery partii. Każdy z tych elementów jest oznaczony odpowiednim identyfikatorem aplikacji, co ułatwia ich interpretację. Na przykład, identyfikator "01" wskazuje na numer GTIN, a "11" oznacza datę ważności. Taka struktura pozwala na zakodowanie wielu informacji w jednym kodzie kreskowym.

Korzyści z użycia etykiet GS1

Wykorzystanie etykiet GS1 przynosi wiele korzyści dla firm logistycznych. Przede wszystkim umożliwia szybsze i dokładniejsze śledzenie przesyłek. Dzięki automatyzacji procesów, czas potrzebny na wprowadzenie danych znacząco się skraca. Co więcej, etykiety te poprawiają komunikację między różnymi uczestnikami łańcucha dostaw. W ten sposób firmy mogą zwiększyć swoją efektywność operacyjną.

Implementacja etykiet GS1

Wdrożenie etykiet GS1 w firmie wymaga odpowiedniego przygotowania. Przede wszystkim należy zapoznać się z wytycznymi dotyczącymi projektowania i umieszczania etykiet. Firmy powinny również zainwestować w odpowiedni sprzęt do drukowania i skanowania kodów kreskowych. Dodatkowo szkolenia dla pracowników mogą pomóc w skutecznej implementacji systemu. W ten sposób organizacje mogą w pełni wykorzystać potencjał etykiet logistycznych GS1.

[newsupdate-nu]

Passing out parade of 121st Midshipmen, 29th SSCC held at PNA Karachi

http://dlvr.it/T90MLl