#Conditional Statements

[ramonag-if]

Basic guide for testing conditions using <<if>> statements (Twine Sugarcube)

Hello everyone! I made this guide for a fellow writer and since it's pink and pretty, I thought I'd share it with you all. This is for someone who already knows the basic types of variables. If you're new to coding, check out this guide which helped me a lot when I first started.

This might confuse you more than anything, so feel free to reach out if you need help 💖

[andorjimi]

Excel IF Function - A Guide for Teachers and Beginners

Learn how to use the IF function in Excel to automate score calculations in a scorecard. Boost your productivity today! #Excel #IFFunction #Productivity

Today, I will show you how to make a scorecard in Excel and use the IF Function to calculate the scores automatically. We have a list of students who have all completed our test. If the student has scored more than 80 points, we should fill the results column with “Pass”; if they score less than 80 points, we should fill it in with “Fail”. What is the IF Function The IF function checks if a…

[kazanskyy]

shiv having her husband in her contacts as FirstName LastName with no photo of him, so an incoming call from him would just look like a call from any other random contact...but then also having him set up as her Emergency Contact in her phone's Medical ID profile...shiv thesis.

[lem0nademouth]

i think actually the mentality that people who were at one time ableist and are now disabled do not deserve the support of the wider disability community and should be shunned/shamed/bullied/etc is not radical disability liberation. dollars to donuts if u developed or acquired your disability after living with a fully able body you were absolutely ableist to some degree. or maybe we can just acknowledge that disabled people are fully capable of being ableist? like by this logic no disabled person deserves community. you actually do owe other people compassion and dignity and respect and the benefit of the fucking doubt.

[snuuufi]

i think maybe we need to stop normalizing things and actually just maybe start treating other people with kindness

[what-are-even-humans]

So on one hand I got to participate in extubating a patient today but on the other hand I did get an E on my thesis which my advisor told us was "A or maybe B material" and that we were genuinely quite proud of.

[quatregats]

Have been thinking for the past few days re: a post I was reading and I'd really like to know if there's any specifically Nayar feminist work that's been done, (1) because I think that could be really interesting if it was written by actual Nayars and (2) there's just so much feminist work which I really struggle with since a lot of those things they discuss, while they are major critiques and important to raise for many situations, assume that things have been one way for everyone, particularly materially, and I'd like a discussion from a Nayar perspective that addresses other things without stemming from that assumption. In particular with nuances of caste because I think that's a very important part of the discussion to have, but also because the way that patriarchal structures do and don't play out in Nayar society is very different from many other cultural backgrounds, and I'd just appreciate reading something that doesn't automatically assume that xyz thing is true for everyone and their ancestors.

[dreamly]

i agree with a lot of music fans and journalists/critics/artists that “lockdown”/“pandemic”/“quarantine” albums usually aren’t great and also don’t do very well, but i do think there is one truly incredible (at least in quality i haven’t looked at numbers and tbh i don’t really care) and maybe not the most obvious exception (well maybe it is obvious but i don’t see this album talked about a lot since like the month it came out and i don’t think i’ve seen it talked about in the conversations about art inspired by covid-19/lockdowns). anyway can we play a little game where you guys guess what album it is (this might help me find more good music or at least music you think i’d like as well as be [hopefully] fun!)

[h0neyfreak]

I do love contemporary and abstract art but they make it so hard for me. Every exhibition I go to has like. a chain of paperclips hanging from the ceiling and when you go to the statement hoping for something cool or interesting that changes your perspective it’s just “Untitled, by Sméagol Dwelfit (2023) approx. 251 unaltered Office Depot Brand Paperclips. This work is ennui made manifest and represents the artist’s commitment to making whole that which is fractured. Made as part of Dwelfit’s critically acclaimed series “Meditations on Embodied Boredom,” this sculpture encourages us to embrace the discomfort of Being and inspires the bravery needed to be truly known.” And then you look up and you’re in the “Dwelfit Modern Art Wing.”

And then, inevitably, two spots down will be a fountain made of live bees whose discordant buzzing will chant your exact name and cause of death if you listen long enough and the installation is simply called “Bees :), (Unknown)” and is panned as “derivative” but no one will say of what.

[makkie-is-screaming]

My dads face when I told him 5 year olds can get periods

[exceptionally-minded]

A programmer puts two canteens beside his bunk before going to sleep. A full one, in case he wakes up thirsty, and an empty one, in case he doesn't.

[bookshelfdreams]

friendly reminder that

"I love everything about you."

[theres-whump-in-that-nebula]

When British writers come up with an American character’s dialogue and give them the most painfully British things to say with their American accent and inflection and it makes the actor come off as stiff. :P

[meatmensch]

The people that have abandoned me really need to stop talking to me like they have any right to tell me what to do, or I swear to God, I'm gonna get the FUCKING hammer.