#i suck at technology

[halles-notebook]

Hiiiiiiii!!! I've never actually spoken to you before, but I love your page? Blog? My apologies. I'm still kinda new to this whole thing.😭 But I wanted to ask which Spiderman is your favorite since I saw his name and got excited 🙆 my bad. I love Andrew Garfield and wanted to see who your favorite was, but if you already wrote it somewhere and don't care to answer. That's my bad. I'm sorryyyy🙆🙆

hey hun!!🤍 i’m new to writing on tumblr as well so dw at all, the other day i spent thirty minutes trying to find out how to reply to a comment😭😭

but my favorite spider-man is andrew garfield, however i’m totally down for writing tom hollands too cause his peter is such a cutie!🎀

i’m so happy you like my works and feel free to request anyone on the list within my boundaries!!!🤍 xoxo

[firstdivisiongirl]

Could someone help me make my blog aesthetically prettier? Like @kokoch4n3l and @highpri3stess have such pretty blogs and I want that. Sadly, I suck at blog design and have no ideas.

[ray-red-reddington]

How often does the "Concierge of Crime" remember to clean his Browning? ;)

Every day dear, every day :-)

[mydream-synopsis]

FINALLY made a pinned post

[violet-phoenix-nebula]

Can anyone tell me how you overlay gifs together to make those edits that look like 2 people are kissing? Or even just the pictures. I spent a half hour trying to do it and it's absolutely awful.

[rockmoth]

The worst part about being a cave dwelling dumb artist is not having enough followers to ask for suggestions 🥲

[rocals]

CDs are obsolete because the sound quality sucks

yeah sucks me good and hard through my jorts

[midnight-mismanagement]

I think it would be funny if in season 2 it becomes a running gag of Vox sending spies to the hotel who just end up captured into the net of found family and friendship and become part of the clientele and Vox doesn’t get why he keeps losing contact with them (and assumes Alastor probably killed them) until one day Charlie comes to personally thank him for bringing her so many souls for rehabilitation and for believing in her cause and Vox just. Doesn’t know what is happening. And short circuits.

[hiroshotreplica]

#35 caught

[clove-pinks]

Franklinheads, what is your top pet peeve when it comes to perceptions of the [historical] Franklin Expedition?

Mine is 100% the "most advanced technology of their day" concept of HMS Erebus and Terror. I think the origins of this are in the 1980s, when Owen Beattie's ice mummy exhumations propelled the Franklin Expedition into the spotlight. JUST LIKE THE SPACE SHUTTLE CHALLENGER!—this was the pat comparison of the day. You could definitely draw some parallels if you tried hard enough, but no, I don't think the Space Shuttle Challenger is a very good analogy.

There was pretty much nothing unique or particularly new about the technology in Franklin's ships—not the tinned food, not the desalinator, not the heating system, and definitely not the puny steam engines—and Franklin's men knew this! They were aware that Erebus and Terror were beat-up old warships, one of the ships fought in the War of 1812 before most crew members were born! Fitzjames called them "old tubs," and Le Vesconte jokingly compared them to 17th and 18th century fictional vessels (Red Rover and Water-Witch).

Steam frigates with hundreds of horsepower were built even in the 1830s! But they couldn't carry fuel lasting for years; whereas Franklin's men had ~13 days of coal for their 20-horsepower engines, which at most might get them out of a harbour in unfavourable winds. As a child I read books that made such a big deal about the steam engines, I really thought they would be under steam all the time, crashing through the ice with their Advanced Technology just like the space shuttle.

If anything, the Franklin Expedition is part of a tradition of the British using obsolete ships and technology for polar exploration. Compare Terra Nova with the latest technology of the 1910s: she looks like the relic of an earlier age that she was.

[doriansbutt]

Lairos Aldwir aka Rook

[000marie198]

Every single fanfic I read which isn't centered on Sonic or isn't made by someone whose fav is Sonic charactersizes him to be either stupid or lazy or idiotic or 'sucks at [insert thing]

I fucking hate this fandom sometimes

[frog-with-no-therapy]

I want a spider X dcu but have Peter working at the league's base in space as a mechanic or a scientist, cause of course they will have the best material and information to help him make a way home. Except that Peter is weird.

Like, weird weird. Like, spider bite kind of weird with a hint of different culture from a different world kind of weird.

Listen most of his interactions with humans in their world is with them cause he's at the watchtower all the time, so his understanding of what is normal is a bit skew, and he probably also got used to acting more spidery, especially when in a lab or sm (courtesy of his time at the avenger tower where he doesn't really have to hide his spidery side)

Then you take into account him having a different kind of humour and a different set of memes and you have the whole justice league thinking he's secretly an alien

[badolmen]

I don’t know what young person with their own laptop/computer/whatever device for the first time needs to hear this but:

Get yourself a goddamn password notebook. Label the pages alphabetically. Add your important log-in information, passwords, etc. Put the notebook in your underwear drawer and sleep easy knowing that if your device is stolen, trashed, or bricked, you will not spend three hours manually recreating new passwords or accounts.

This has been a PSA.

[tera-starstorm]

scenario in which kitakami is in the in universe timezone equivalent of JST compared to paldea's CEST and yuki does niche rimworld streams

[ddarker-dreams]

tfw an idea for a simple yan blade short story has evolved into something that requires me to design an entire planet, the culture within said planet, in a way that adheres to the worldbuilding of honkai star rail which we honestly don't know too much about