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[lobselvith]

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All of Valtiels attire has 'infinite lacing'- that being said, it does not have a beginning nor an end, and doesn't have anywhere it ties; it just comes fully attached to itself. I've mentioned this with the corseting down the back of smock, but this includes things like boots as well. Despite this, the clothing isn't exactly 'part' of his body and are separate from it- removable, but no reason to. Beyond that, it acts a bit more like flesh than cloth- if damaged, it heals and Valtiel can vaguely feel any contact on their attire like it would be on a more dense flesh with fewer nerve receptors.

[toxichem]

Late but what drew me to ur blog was the aesthetics and just the writing in general. I love reading your posts sm because I just love how you write her thoughts and how she processes stuff, definitely stayed because you're fun to talk to, plus I and Sova just love u n ur viper sm ♥♥♥

sobs col ilu and writing with you this makes me so happy to hear that you like my writing. i always feel like such an imposter so ppl saying things like this help me feel better ;;~;;

also i adore all the soviper stuff you send me on discord, it feeds my rabid shipper heart.

[riftrive]

I'm sorry but new Chaos skin possibly coming?? Losing my actual mind

Nothing is currently more important to me

[acuityfeed]

The other thing that Kasaen appreciates vampirism for is the cold doesn't bother her as much anymore.

[realbigpodcastslut]

About the blog!

Hi! I'm Lee and this is my main blog dedicated to audio drama podcasts. I post almost exclusively content related to that but might post some personal stuff or occasionally radio/music (I have a radio show called The Abyssal Hour on WMHB Waterville 89.7 FM). Mostly sfw but occasional horror (ask me to tag triggers)

Tagging System:

I tag every post with the podcast to the best of my ability. For common podcasts, I have a list of abbreviated tags. I only started tagging 2 years ago and this blog is 5+ years old (sry).

Main podcasts and their tags:

King Falls AM (kfam)*

The Magnus Archives (tma)*

Welcome to Night Vale (wtnv)*

Wolf 359 (w359)*

The Bright Sessions (tbs)*

My Brother, My Brother, and Me (mbmbam)*

The Adventure Zone (taz, taz + campaign, and campaign. ie balance, taz balance, and taz are all the tags)*

The Penumbra Podcast (tpp)*

Eos 10 (eos 10)*

Mabel (mabel)*

Malevolent (malevolent)*

Within The Wires (wtw)

Hello From the Magic Tavern (hftmt)

SAYER (sayer)

Archive 81 (a81)

Kakos Industries (kakos)

Death By Dying (dbd)

I Am In Eskew (eskew)

Old Gods of Appalachia (oldgods)

The Strange Case of Starship Iris (tscosi)

The Black Tapes (tbt)

Trigger List: (On Request)

emetophobia

flashing

Other Tags:

Not Podcast Related (not podcast related)

Posts by me (slut.txt)

General podcast stuff (gen)

Podcast related but not any certain podcast (gen)

Interaction:

Please don't be afraid to ever DM me or send me an ask (even if you aren't a mutual or stranger). Also, it doesn't need to be podcast-related!. If I don't respond I probably forgot and just remind me. I also use mobile a lot and have errors. But please interact, I enjoy it!

Side Blogs:

@kfam-tea (King Falls AM tea blog, co-runner but I do most of the posting lol)

@spockssluttyhelmet (Star Trek)

@theposionwoman (The Dear Hunter)

others I won't name :P

About Me:

So you made it this far and want to know about me. Huh. Anyways I'm Lee (22, aroace, agender but she/they/he, auDHD (diagnosed)) and podcasts have been my special interest since 2014. My first official podcast was Welcome to Night Vale. I don't have a favorite but King Falls AM has a special place in my heart (but don't listen if you know what's good for you). I even made my own audio drama for a bit (it's discontinued now). But I know a lot about the process, from writing to editing to recording. I'm goth (actually, though. I dress and listen to the music). I go to college for computational biology and work in IT. I have one cat named Pierogi. (Discord is: Alligator Milk)

Other Interests:

Games: Disco Elysium, Minecraft, Stardew Valley

TV: Supernatural, Star Trek

Books: The Dresden Files, Good Omens, Lovecraft (Ew I know. I am a Lovecraft hater)

Music (prog, punk, folk, rock, indie, alt, literally any genre. Fave artist is The Dear Hunter)

Horror

Writing (I write fanfic but mostly OC like poetry and short stories)

Crafts (Knitting, Origami, embroidery, makeup*, beading, etc)

Thanks for reading!

Updated:8/15/2024

[prateekshawebdesign]

Mastering Page Speed in 2024 Essential SEO Strategies for optimal performance

What is Page Speed in SEO? The Latest Best Practices for Page Speed Optimization

In the dynamic world of the internet, rapid technological advancements have further elevated customer expectations. Today, users demand lightning-fast website loading times, with a significant portion of them abandoning sites that fail to load promptly. Recognizing this trend, Google's updated algorithm places even greater emphasis on page speed, directly impacting SEO rankings and user engagement.

Understanding Google's Page Speed Criteria in the Current Context:

Google's evaluation of page speed now encompasses a broader range of metrics, reflecting its commitment to an enhanced user experience. These include:

1. Largest Contentful Paint (LCP): This key metric measures the time taken to render the largest content element visible in the viewport. It's a critical factor for user experience, as it indicates when the main content of a page becomes readable.

2. Cumulative Layout Shift (CLS): CLS quantifies the amount of unexpected layout shift during the loading phase. A high CLS score can be frustrating for users and is a negative signal to Google.

3. Total Blocking Time (TBT) and Time to Interactive (TTI): These metrics evaluate the time from when the page starts loading to when it becomes fully interactive without any delays.

Strategies for Enhancing Page Speed:

1. Optimize JavaScript Loading: Efficiently manage JavaScript parsing to avoid blocking page rendering. Consider asynchronous or deferred loading and minimize external script dependencies.

2. Implement Lazy Loading: Use lazy loading for images and non-critical resources, allowing the main content to load swiftly while deferring others until they're needed.

3. Leverage Content Delivery Networks (CDN): CDNs distribute your content across multiple, geographically diverse servers, reducing latency and improving load times.

4. Image Optimization: Compress images without sacrificing quality and choose the appropriate format (JPEG, PNG, WebP) for different types of images.

5. Caching Strategies: Employ browser and server caching to store frequently accessed resources, speeding up load times for repeat visitors.

6. Minify CSS and JavaScript: Reduce file sizes by removing unnecessary characters from code, improving loading speed.

7. Optimize Web Hosting: Invest in reliable and performance-oriented web hosting services to ensure fast server response times.

8. Mobile Responsiveness: With the increasing predominance of mobile browsing, ensure your website is optimized for mobile devices, which includes fast loading times on cellular networks.

9. Regular Audits and Monitoring: Regularly use tools like Google PageSpeed Insights and Lighthouse to monitor your website’s performance and make necessary adjustments.

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[flockfell]

Also Slates real name might be Yamh'aiorr'zhas, and they by no means reject it, they just know most beings can't pronounce it.....

.....last person they told their real name to gave them the nickname Yammy so they decided just to go with Slate.

[chaosvice]

Fun Canon Info! The way to remove any of Specimens disguises is by fire. It doesn't hurt them, but it burns up any of the DNA they have collected from those that they have killed- leaving them in their true black goop form.

Of course they also had their suit customized to be fire proof. Can't be destroying the suit

[veinwalk]

Digimon Riain quite the looker huh?

[knighterrors]

you are not immune to propaganda

>the propaganda is etrian odyssey verse

[lobselvith]

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Valtiel does not like the sigils on his shoulders to be touched. It doesn't hurt or anything like that, but having 'unclean' hands touching the holy symbols especially on the divinties flesh is not favorable. Exception are only those considered of some level of divinity within their own pantheon, or of heavy connections to that. Even if you get close to Valtiel it is unlikely they allow the contact otherwise, though perhaps after a very far level of importance is established in Valtiels mind they may change this.

[weirdostm]

finally ,, finally !! for some reason i have such strong Opinions of what andy sounds like and how his speech is and just everything around how he talks ( maybe bc he never shuts tf up ) so like !! the closest thing to a voice claim for andy ?? anthony perkins as norman bates! weird huh? but hear me out. not so much the slight accent norman has going on but the pitch? the softness, the hint of stereotypical "feminine" touches, the way he repeats himself. not just the mild stutter ( tho that too ) but specifically says the same word twice, restarts a sentence with a new word instead of the one he'd chose first, the way his hands move as he speaks, fingers curling around each other, palm up to punctate some word or other, a continual sort of nervous energy about him, and the strange sweetness of his smile and little laughs between words, somewhat nasal, and the kind of eager energy of someone who has been starved of company beside himself, particularly for younger/teen andy with this but he keeps that energy tbf even when he has more people around him it's sort of a habit formed jittery need for company

[shellheadtmark2]

Weird question: Is Tony the type of guy to use all the real estate he can get on a computer/storage device, or is he the type to try and keep his data usage and file sizes as compact as he possibly can? Also, are said files organized or more... 'I don't need to organize anything if I remember exactly where everything is.'?

Gonna answer this mobile so bear with the ugly, I'll fix it later, but. Tony's a little of both? Like there are multiple examples of just how much data he collects, just from the suit alone, and doesn't include all the other projects he has going. He definitely makes use of space, because he's meticulous, keeps all kinds of records of all kinds of data. Six months of records, printed out, just from the suit takes literal multiple semi trucks to deliver. I'm talking like twenty. Which isn't saying his files are full of bloat, there's just so much data overall.

Organization wise, it's very much a logical Tony organization. Won't make a lot of sense if you don't know how his brain works. Someone like Pepper or Rhodey or Steve would get what he's done right off. Someone like...Idk, Maria Hill, despite having worked with and under him for years would not.

[petalsinthxwind-a]

// Mobile post cause I cant access my computer. I log in but then it immediately locks back up, I cant access anything. I'm hoping one of you has an idea on how to help cause otherwise I'm losing all my icons, my art, my novel... Literally my whole life is on this computer. I really dont have the money to repair or replace it, and without my computer I cant even do commissions or something to help. Anyone have any ideas what's going on w this stupid thing??

[godmeld-archive]

Big surprise- Riain is a liar. He tells his clients / audience that they are completely anonymous, but he hooks up to their mainframes or whatever they are watching from to learn info about them. He has an archive of anyone he has ever come in contact with, and thus why he knows even cops / other federal bodies watch his showings

[state-insurance-blog]

Social media, devices and security

Social media and technology are all around us. Nearly everyone has a smart phone, tablet, laptop and social media account, but according to the 2017 Norton Cyber Security Insights Report, 49% of millennials don't have any security measures on their devices, and they're the most likely age group to share their passwords. It may seem like nothing, but living in a social media and technological world comes with threats to our security and privacy. Let’s take a look at some top security threats.

1. Having your identity stolen

It might be surprising to hear, but identity theft is on the rise even in New Zealand. In fact 2017 was a huge year for online criminals (SecurityBrief.co.nz). Identity thieves take personal information they find on social media sites, like Facebook, Instagram and YouTube. Most social networking sites ask for information such as your email address and date of birth, so if your accounts are hacked, it's very easy for a hacker to get all the information they need to steal an identity.

So how can you protect yourself?

Have a strong password. The stronger the password, the harder it is to guess. We know it’s good to use special characters, numbers, upper and lower case characters, etc. but consider a passphrase instead of a password. An abstract phrase such as"hosiery20]smile" is going to be much harder to guess than your mother’s maiden name.

Be careful with status updates. Posts such as a photo of your cat or dog with a little caption saying "Isn't Sharon cute!?" may be innocent enough, but can give a lot of information to identity thieves, especially if your cat or dogs name is one of the answers to your security questions.

Don't reveal your location. You don't always have to tag a location on a social media post - but if you do, tag the location after you leave, and never tag your home or workplace address. And keep in mind photos often contain location information. It's also a good idea to check the settings on your social media apps to see if they are tracking your location and turn off location services if they are.

2. Computer or social profile hacked

Hackers loooove social networking. As we talked about earlier, it has a lot of your personal information stored, so can easily be used to steal your identity and interact with your friends and family on your behalf. Shortened URLs, such as bit.ly links are can be used by hackers to hide the true URL. It makes it more likely that someone will click it too and be tricked into downloading a virus.

How do you tell if a shortened link is safe?

Check to see what personal information your apps / social media hold about you. The great thing with social media these days is that you can request what information they have on you. And it’s easy! If you want to check what info Facebook has about you, simply head to Settings, then Download your information if you’re on a mobile device, or Your Facebook Information, then Download your information if you’re on a desktop. You can then get a file created with the information they have. You can do the same for Google as well.

Hover over a shortened link with your mouse. If you hover over the link without clicking, it often displays the full URL. If you recognise the URL, awesome, click away. If not, best to avoid and head to the site directly.

Try a link scanner. A link scanner is a website where you can enter a URL that you might find suspicious to check if it is safe. Best to identify the scanner before you need it.

3. You might be letting burglars know when you're away

Who doesn't like to share their holiday pics?! But by doing so, you’re inadvertently letting potential burglars know when nobody is home. So how can you stay safe?

Don't post your holiday dates or 'check in' at airports. If you've planned a trip away, avoid putting the exact dates on social media or 'checking in' on social media when you get to the airport, you're inadvertently letting potential burglars know that you're not home for an extended period.

Post your holiday pics when you get home. Why not wait to do a bulk upload of your holiday pics when you get home. Then you can also marvel at all the awesome things you did while on holiday to... #TBT.

Don't tag your location. We've talked about this before, but it's such an important point that it's good to note again. Wait till you get home to tag any locations!

Organise a house sitter. What better way to make sure your stuff is safe from burglars while you're away! If you can't organise a house sitter, ask your neighbours or a trusted friend if they can check your house regularly and clear your post until you're back.

4. Phone lost or stolen, data stolen

Imagine this... you lose your phone, or worse yet, it gets stolen. Damnit! But wait, there was no security on your phone?! Whoever has your phone now has access to your contacts, messages, social media accounts, photos and videos, banking apps, and whatever else you keep stored on your phone. If you had good security then that info would be kept safe.

What are the best ways to keep your phone and data safe?

Add a passcode to your phone. One of the best ways to ensure your phone and data is safe if it was lost or stolen is to add a passcode to be able to unlock it. Most smartphones will have the option to use a 4-6 digit passcode or even a pattern.

Enable Touch-ID if you have it. That way, one way to unlock your phone is to use your own fingerprint. Easy!

Back-up your data. If your phone ever did get lost or stolen, then at least you have all your data backed up to the cloud. Phew!

Having your phone, data, personal or financial information stolen would be a traumatic experience for anyone. And with the rise of cyber-crime it's now more important than ever to make sure we have the right security in place to keep our information safe. So add or review the security on your phones, tablets, laptops, and social media accounts today.

References:

https://www.adweek.com/digital/5-social-media-threats/

https://securitybrief.co.nz/story/identity-theft-rise-users-must-respond/

Written by Charlotte Farrow