#Customized Experience

[ishida-kun121]

So, I just discovered tumblr Desktop also allows me to change the theme of my dash. Haven’t used desktop tumblr in a long ass time so it’s probably an old feature, but I really like it when there’s built in features to allow me to customize my experience on a website or app as I see fit.

Discord Nitro also has this feature, but it’s a shame it’s a paid feature, I wouldn’t go out of my way to get Nitro for it if I didn’t already have Nitro so I can send walls of text about writing projects to a few friends who I regularly get feedback from on there.

And of course, there are third party extensions, like Stylus for Firefox, which allow you to download custom themes for certain websites, but updates to the website itself often break these.

If anyone knows how to customize other things, such as the appearance of Windows (Win 10 specifically) please feel free to chuck that knowledge my way.

Also included is my list of browser addons for anone interested. Links available upon request.

[enliwish]

Transform Your Skincare Routine with the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager

Upgrade Your Skincare Ritual with the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager

Achieving radiant, youthful-looking skin can be easy with the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager. This compact, easy-to-use facial vibrator enhances your skincare routine with minimal effort. 

With a click of a button, you can activate your desired mode and enjoy a relaxing, revitalizing experience whether you are at home, at work, or on the go.

Explore our range of cutting-edge skincare tools designed to elevate your self-care experience. 

Why Enliwish's Face Roller & Neck Massager is the Perfect Choice:

Boost Your Confidence with Enhanced Self-Esteem

Say goodbye to aging-related worries with our microcurrent facial massager. This revolutionary tool is expertly crafted to maintain a toned, healthy, youthful complexion, boosting your self-esteem. By gently massaging your face, it releases tension and promotes overall well-being, leaving you feeling refreshed and self-assured.

A Versatile Facial Massager for Home Use

Experience the invigorating effects of gentle electrical currents with our upgraded microcurrent roller. This all-purpose device enhances blood flow, stimulates collagen production, and tightens various facial areas, such as the eyes, forehead, neck, and double chin. Ideal for daily use at home, it reduces fine lines, wrinkles, and other signs of aging, leaving your skin looking radiant and smooth.

5-in-1 Microcurrent Facial Device

The Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager offers five modes accessible with a single button. These modes deliver microcurrents that penetrate the dermis skin layer, promoting heat within the skin to revitalize facial muscles, stimulate collagen synthesis, and restore skin elasticity. This results in a smoother, tighter complexion that radiates youthfulness.

Click here to watch the video on face roller and neck massager 

Enhance Your Skincare Experience with the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager

More than just a face roller, our face-firming tool provides six adjustable modes to cater to diverse skin needs. With vibration intensity ranging from 10,000 to 12,000 times per minute and microcurrent levels adjustable from Level 1 to 3, you can customize your massage experience according to your comfort level, ensuring an effective and pleasant skincare routine.

Crafted for Convenience and Mobility

With the Enliwish Facial Roller & Neck Massager, you can now enjoy the benefits of a relaxing massage wherever you go. Its compact size and lightweight design allow for easy portability so you can take it with you on the go. Its user-friendly interface allows for effortless daily skincare with just the press of a button. And when you're done, simply store it on its adorable stand and charge it up for your next use.

How to Integrate the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager into Your Routine

Start with a Clean Face: Before using the device, make sure your face is clean and dry. This helps the microcurrents penetrate effectively.

Apply Your Favorite Serum: For enhanced results, apply a hydrating or anti-aging serum. The microcurrents will help the serum penetrate deeper into the skin.

Select Your Mode: Choose from the six adjustable modes by clicking the button. Start with a lower setting if you’re new to microcurrent therapy, and gradually increase the intensity as your skin adapts.

Massage Your Face and Neck: Gently glide the device over your face and neck, focusing on areas that need extra attention, such as around the eyes, forehead, and jawline. Use upward strokes to promote lifting and firming.

Enjoy the Benefits: Use the device regularly for the best results. Over time, you’ll notice improved skin texture, reduced fine lines and wrinkles, and a more youthful appearance

Refresh Your Skincare Practice with the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager

The Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager is more than just a skincare tool—it's a gateway to enhanced confidence and well-being. With its ergonomic design, multiple modes, and easy portability, it seamlessly integrates into any skincare routine. Whether you’re looking to diminish signs of aging, improve skin texture, or simply indulge in a moment of self-care, this device is your perfect companion.

So why wait? Seize the day and transform your skincare routine with the Enliwish Face Roller & Neck Massager. Your skin will thank you!

[bixels]

In the past, people in the Animal Crossing community would make fun of Tom Nook as a sleazy landlord. Since then, he's really rehabilitated his image as this 'heart of gold' businessman (he's the one who puts bells and furniture in trees for you to find! he adopted orphans! he donates to charity!), but New Horizons genuinely paints the most devious version of him.

He's successfully privatized settler colonialism: you pay HIM to move to a "deserted island" (which apparently the oceans in the AC world are just full of) and start a colony that he is directly invested in. At best he's running a weird vacation package scam (you arrive on the island with no money and in debt for "using his services"). At worst, he's using you to set up company towns. For god's sake, he literally has his own fake currency that he forces you to use to pay off your debt. But don't worry, he's repackaged it in a way that definitely doesn't sound like an MLM scam: the Nook Mileage Program!

You're no longer just his tenant or his temporary part-timer, you're his business lackey. The entire tutorial section of the game has you spending actual weeks running around completing tasks and doing hard labor to set up his colony. You're even tasked with preparing his properties and finding buyers for them. No, you aren't a tenant anymore. You work for the landlord. You are directly responsible for finding tenants for him. And he doesn't even fucking pay you. Not for setting up town hall and museum, or his nephew's shop –– which is the ONLY store on the entire island that sells necessities –– or bringing KK Slider to town, or helping populate his town. Not a single cent. No, actually, you have to pay HIM to BUY infrastructure like bridges and stairs and park benches. And all the while, he's telling you're the "resident representative"; you get to call the shots! That the reward is the community's progress. That what you're doing is in everyone's best interest (but most importantly, his).

Since NH's release, people have done a lot of legwork to say that Tom Nook isn't a capitalist while the game shows him at his very worst. He owns the only general store in town. You're forced to use a phone that he modified and branded as his own. Buy Nook-branded furniture and merchandise at the self-serve kiosk in the town hall, a governmental building! There's no conflict of interest here!

But hey, if you're tired of being the landlord/business mogul's goon, you can also find work as a deluxe resort home designer for a company that also pays you in their special company currency that can only be used to buy their products instead of a real salary! Because that's what the Animal Crossing franchise needs! More vacation homes!!!

[vaguely-concerned]

having seen at least the rough outlines of all the romances now I have to say that I think emmrich's is probably objectively the best in terms of coherence and completeness of story arc (with the understanding that ultimately the 'best' romance is whichever one makes YOUR heart sing anyway so objectivity is a silly thing to claim that way, it just felt like it's the arc with the most well-paced focused content and the least dangling threads)... but lucanis' is my favourite haha. just. the whole kneeling before your beloved full of reverence but without any of the distance that usually implies??? his complete undramatic certainty and calm in every scene with rook after this, having spent the whole game caught between fear and longing???? mr. lives in a pantry but it says nothing about my psyche don't worry about it it's purely for tactical reasons that I keep myself contained in a small dark room not entirely unlike a cell, love among the parsnips -- finally coming to rook in their room and it's so comfortable and comforting???? after all the times rook supports and comforts him through the game he's finally able to return the same to them when they need it while being so calm and steady and it's so fucking sweet and feels so effortless and with no price attached?????? he basically assigns himself the role of your bodyguard and he WILL stab a god over it??????????????? the turn to protector (which was in his heart all along longing to get out and find a place) of it all????? he sounds like he's found himself unexpectedly stumbling into such a soul-lightening state of revelatory existential relief, full on 'you only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves' mary oliver style, and he goes and he shares that with rook and protectively envelops them in it when they're hurting??????????????????????????? hello for the maker's sake hello can anyone hear me?????

[helenstudies]

reminder (and fun fact if you've never heard of this before): cultures that eat with their hands ALSO have table manners. It is different from culture to culture but all of us had to learn how to clean our hands, how to pick food up, how to sit at a table and how to fold our feet and how to control our arms to not come across as rude etc. Not only that, we had to learn how to eat when you're with family, when you're at a festival, when you're at a formal event etc. Just because we used our hands, doesn't mean we're uncivilized. If you ever thought we don't have table manners, I encourage you to think long and hard about why you might have thought that way! And maybe learn more about our cultures. There are so many of us!

[vvossy]

Transmasc Summer 🐋🐚 Sims4 CC Masterpost

Top surgery - RFF Phalloplasty - Hysterectomy

───── ⋆ 𓇼°˖🌊 ───── INFO ───── 🌊˖°𓇼⋆─────

I've wanted phalloplasty scars in the sims4 for eons now as a few of my OCs (pictured above) have had bottom surgery, but no one had made any yet, so I decided to make my own.

I ended up going all out and also making a set of hysterectomy and top surgery scars to match the style of my phalloplasty scars.

This is my first ever cc!! So if anyone has tips or tricks or really useful tutorials pls send them over I'm very fresh to all this.

I've tried to make them all be Maxis Match and Base Game accessible!

Pose Used in the header image 🐚࣪ 𓈒

───── 🌊˖°𓇼⋆─────

Top Surgery Scars

Base game Compatible

Masculine Frame Only

Teen - Elder

21 swatches ( 7 top surgery types ((Double Incision, Inverted T, Keyhole, Periareola, Fishmouth, Lollipop)) with 3 transparencies each )

Can be found in the scar category ( front torso + right arm )

Free + No ads download

───── 🌊˖°𓇼⋆─────

Hysterectomy Scars

Base game Compatible

Both Frames

Teen - Elder

21 swatches ( 7 hysterectomy types ((5 laparoscopic + 2 open surgery)) with 3 transparencies each)

Can be found in the scar category ( fem frame in front torso + masc frame in left arm )

Free + No ads download

───── 🌊˖°𓇼⋆─────

RFF Phalloplasty Scars

Base game Compatible

Both Frames

Young adult - Elder

6 swatches ( left and right arm with 3 transparencies each )

Can be found in the scar category ( front torso + back torso )

Free + No ads download

───── ⋆ 𓇼°˖🌊 ───── DO NOT───── 🌊˖°𓇼⋆─────

Reupload (To here or any other sites, reblogging is welcomed though!!)

Put behind a paywall

Steal/claim the cc as yours

[serial-unaliver]

it's funny when I say "I want a remote corporate job" and someone's like "but in person is more engaging". you're working for fun and not money? under capitalism?

[boanerges20]

Honda CB500 by HB Custom

[theresattrpgforthat]

How To Find Cool Games: On DriveThruRPG!

So disclaimer upfront: I don’t use the DriveThruRPG website nearly as much as Itch.io. Some of those reasons are practical (there’s no tagging system, the catalogue is rather D&D saturated,), while others are more… well, shallow (the website isn’t as pretty).

However, DriveThruRPG is a very good tool to have in your toolbox when it comes to finding cool ttrpgs, for a number of reasons, the primary one being that it’s for TTRPGS and only TTRPGs! Let’s get started.

The Search Bar / Categories.

You can start by doing a basic search for a game that you already know about, or by searching for a keyword, like “pirates” or “zombies”. You’ll get titles sorted by “relevance”, so things that have the keyword in the name will show up first. One of the biggest downsides of this strategy is that everything kind of gets lumped in here: supplements, maps, expansions, adventures, character sheets… the list goes on. However, you can narrow down what you’re looking for by using the toggles at the top of the website. I personally usually narrow down search results by selecting “Product Type” and then “Core Rulebooks”.

One nice thing DriveThru has compared to Itch.io is that you can combine categories, so if I wanted to brows say, Gothic Horror Core Rulebooks priced under $20, well I can do that! My favourite categories are for genre, but another set of categories that you may find very useful once you’ve familiarized yourself with some games is the Rule System category. There are categories for systems like the Year Zero Engine, Forged in the Dark, BRP (Basic Roleplaying), OSR, and so much more. There’s also “other systems” and “any system” categories if you want to find something that’s unique or that can be used across games.

DriveThru also has a lot of games published in different languages, and you can narrow your results to see what’s been offered in your language. I think there are more options on this website than there are on Itch, although you might benefit by finding one or two publishers in your language on DriveThru, and then check the publisher’s website from there.

The Homepage

Another reason to check out DriveThru regularly is the sales and promotions. The top banner of the homepage will typically advertise a few things: the Deal of the Day, current themed sales, and special offers that DriveThru RPG wants you to know about. Their homepage also has Bestselling Titles, Most Popular Games Under $5, Newest Games, Featured Titles, and, if you scroll down enough, Personalized suggestions. Unlike Itch.io, DriveThru does a lot of work to show you what’s new, what’s hot, and what’s a really good deal right now, which can all be really helpful things!

When you land on a game, you’ll be able to see whether or not DriveThru sells physical copies, some basic information like book size, rule system, publisher & author, and a blurb describing the setting and other general information about the game. DriveThru has a side panel with “Customers also Bought”, which is great for showing you things that you might like, either because they surround the same theme, they work for the same game, or they are in a similar genre. (Another thing that Itch isn’t quite as good at.)

You’ll also be able to see (and leave) reviews for game, including the ratings left by other people who have picked it up. Occasionally I’ll find really useful information in the reviews, as reviewers might talk about mechanics they love or loathe, or recommend styles of play that they feel the game matches.

Finally, like Itch, DriveThru will let you know if you’ve already bought the game, and provide you with a download shortcut.

Publishing House Pages

Larger publishing houses typically have their ttrpg content sorted very nicely for you on their publisher pages, to help you find the things that you want. Modiphius is a great example, sorting Star Trek, Dune, Fallout, and their 2d20 games all in special categories.

Many publishers also have a Community Content section, which is great if you’re looking for assets, new adventures, hacks of a game system and some very reasonably priced (or even cheap) game additions. Similar to Itch, DriveThru has a Pay-What-You-Want feature for many games, although, unlike Itch, most PWYW titles require that you pay a non-zero amount.

Newsletters

When you create an account on DriveThruRPG, you can sign up for various different kinds of newsletters. Some come directly from DriveThru itself: this includes the Follow Your Favourites and Deal of the Day options, as well as weekly/monthly newsletters carrying information about new releases, special promotions, and (often) a free ttrpg product of the month.

However, on top of that, when you purchase a game or follow publishing pages, you can also get emails about new releases specific to those creators, as well as updates if a new version of a game you bought has been added. Often if it’s a game you already bought, this means you own the new version too - something that DriveThru has in common with Itch!

The Follow Your Favourites announcements will line up with whatever you’ve chosen to follow on the website. I’ve asked for updates about new Core Rulebooks, and I also get updates from the Onyx Path and a few other places where I found games I really liked. I also check the Deal of the Day offers fairly regularly; sometimes there are really really good deals offered and if it’s a game you know or like, then you don’t want to miss out on a sale!

Wishlists

DriveThru allows you to add games to wishlists to look at later, and even gives you the ability to sort your wishlists, although the process feels harder to look through than Itch does; I think it might be a UI issue.

However, because it acts like a wishlist, you can move games from the wishlist into your cart and vice versa, as well as move the games to another list. One really nice thing about the wishlist section is that DriveThru will alway show you when something you want is on sale, and how much it is normally - Itch does this too, but in this case, DriveThru is much easier to read!

I mostly sort my wishlists into Core Rulebooks and Supplements, because I don’t have nearly as many games bookmarked on DriveThru. If it exists on Itch, I store it on Itch - but there are plenty of other, “someday’ games, that I want to be able to find again in the future.

Your Library

DriveThruRPG has an app that you can download onto your computer or your phone, and it basically acts as a library that you can look through. In both the webpage and the app, you can sort your purchases alphabetically, from new to old, by publisher, by whether or not they were updated, and using similar categories as the search bar on the store front.

Free things can definitely be found here, even if they’re harder to look for. On DriveThru, most free products are things like character sheets, playtest games, or Quickstarts. However, some publishers do put up their stuff for free. Whenever I can get a Quickstart of something interesting, or if I find something being offered for free, I add it to my library. Free games are how I got started in ttrpgs, and QuickStarts are wonderful introductions to a system that usually give you a good idea of what the game is going to feel like.

Conclusion

Overall, DriveThruRPG is great for folks who like certain big publishing houses, and folks who like a good deal. I personally usually end up on the site because something in my emails caught my eye, which is the opposite of how I navigate Itch. DriveThru was my home base before I discovered Itch.io, so I still have a little fondness for the website, even if looking through it is a little bit of a slog.

One thing that might be a bit of an annoyance is that if you own something from a certain company, they might be able to send you a lot of emails for every sale and new product. If this becomes too much, you can choose to opt out from those publishers.

If you don’t want to have to actively engage with the website as much as say, Itch, DriveThru’s email system is also a big help. You can customize your subscriptions to match what you’re interested in, and then just check your emails once in a while to see what’s on offer. After a while you’ll also learn about yearly events, like the Summer Sale, which often provides big discounts on a lot of different games.

DriveThru is also a great place to start if you’re looking for print versions of games: I don’t know what shipping is like to places outside Canada, but I definitely appreciate that it’s an option, and sometimes all you need to do is find a game or publisher - once you know that it exists, you can google that publisher, check out their website, and figure out the best place to order from there.

[girlboyburger]

my first ever completely-from-scratch CPM model! it's my sweet ol' piglin, melora! 🐷 she's got toggleable bandages, emissive eyes & lantern, and, most importantly, sick dance moves.

[b4kuch1n]

siren

[kaiju-krew]

✨My store is finally open!!✨

📆Orders will be taken from today to December 7th, after which the store will go private again so I can work on more art for the next opening!

✈️ It’s open internationally, but if you have any issues with checkout accepting your destination, please let me know! Shipping is tracked & you’ll recieve confirmation when your order is on the way. (Read Shipping Policy on the site for more info)

🌸So excited to finally be sharing this with everyone!! If you run into any issues, or have any questions, feel free to reach out here or info@kaijukat.ca

[canisalbus]

Which is your favorite platform? (of the ones you have accounts to post things I mean. I can't imagine it being Instagram since you don't really post there which honestly fair)

Tumblr, Twitter (X?) bluesky? Something else?

I think I'm going to have to go with tumblr, and it's not just because we're here. Twitter and Bluesky are nice and my experiences on both are overwhelmingly positive. But tumblr has an atmosphere that encourages originality, sharing your creations and talking about things in depth.

[bsptourist]

ttt_snowed_in

created by lennrrrd

[darkshrimpemotions]

Guillermo's resume is like "13 years experience in: historical landmark maintenance, groundskeeping, hazardous waste disposal, crime scene cleanup, antique clothing and upholstery care and restoration, event planning. 2.5 years experience in: private security, conflict resolution. 1 years experience in: childcare and early childhood education for ages 2-13."

[soft-butch-cassidy]

most unrealistic part of fnv is that people say "patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter" when really, you know these poor bastards would just say "it's so fucking hot" bc as soon as the temps go above 105° that's the only thing anyone ever says to another person