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[codewithnazam]

HTML Tables with examples: A Comprehensive Guide for Web Developers on Creating, Formatting, and Displaying Data

I. Introduction In this article, we will explore the world of HTML tables and their importance in web design. HTML tables are an essential part of building websites, as they allow developers to organize data and information in a structured and visually appealing way. They enable users to present information in a tabular format, making it easier to read and understand. HTML tables are used in a…

[fanghaunt]

Sparkle on, it's Wednesday! ✨ Vincent for @fangypeach

[sickfreaksirkay]

mordred moodboard for his birthday

[hermitcraftx]

The problem with a lot of traffic life interpretations in my opinion is they don't understand character foils or don't employ them in their writing. Grian-Martyn and Scar-Ren are genuinely pretty good character foils for a series that is not really scripted or planned out like a book is. I could go on and on about how they parallel each other and the similarities between them. Even the smaller details between the four usually match up

leaving the rant in the tags so I don't have a huge block of text again ueueue

[groundbreakingdot872]

this is so random but I just love that thing the knights sometimes do with their capes, where they’re making a point ™️ but their capes are somehow covering their entire hand 🥺

[puppyeared]

i feel like im not making any sense but does anyone else feel like there are stories that let u run with them and ones that spell everything out for you

[deadfish-dol]

How do you create those wiki bio things for your PC?

hey! :) I believe at some point someone on the dol server made a blank template, but I actually just screenshotted the dol wiki to make these myself, lol!

here are the blank templates below--iirc, the font used was just Arial? I also included Robin + Kylar's tables for formatting comparison (on the wiki, it seems like it goes Capitalized Name the [lowercase description] on the main description, but not on the status table). 👍

hopefully this helps!! :)

[dietmimo]

Daily life: YHK edition

[utilitycaster]

I'm keeping this somewhat on a back burner because I think I need more data, but I feel like a current boundary being tested in actual play, for TTRPGs that are, for lack of a better way to put it, party-based and ostensibly heroic, is exploring in-game whether the PCs might be the bad guys or even just neutral guys who are not up to the task. (For this reason, "evil" campaigns do not count here, since those aren't about exploring it as a possibility but instead are simply stating that's the situation - I'm looking for the doubt and realization).

I feel like fans (and some GMs and players) get really skittish about this as a possibility, which is unfortunate because it's one of the most interesting things you can do.

[tiffanyachings]

there’s nothing like wearing an unseen university shirt out and about to attract every single discworld fan within a five mile radius

[theshadowrealmitself]

I think it’d be funny if Vulcan children picked up a Human way of speaking and all the Vulcan adults around them had no forewarning

Like it’s probably already baffling to hear some of the stuff Humans say but at this point you’re already expecting them to say something unexpected, so it becomes, well,,, expected

What you are NOT EXPECTING tho is your very well behaved, very logical for their age child, who has been quietly following your example all their life, to drop their tea, stare at it in silence for a sec, then respond in their tiny kid voice with “life is a cruel joke”

How do you even respond to that ???

[oneshoulderangel]

The interesting conundrum (for me) with adapting and understanding the arthurian knights is that they are, some how, the most pathetic little guys who have never had a win in their lives…

And also terrifyingly competent murder machines that can level a city should they choose to do so.

[the-wizard-dipper]

Masters' Academy AU: Magic Types

Art by @okkennymay

One of the million bit of lore I'll eventually need to explain is that magic users are divided by the energy source they draw upon...

Different energies are better at different things, but with time and effort they can be put to any task. For example someone born with an affinity for fire magic could throw a fireball better than any of our trio, but that doesn't mean the boys couldn't do it too.

There are also some passive effects holding the energies within you; like a proto-spell it's something a magic user does automatically and unconsciously to digest the energy they naturally draw in but aren't doing anything with.

The effects are the kind of thing you'd expect; to use the example of the fire mage again, they'd not really notice hot or cold weather. Norman can see the dead, Dipper has near perfect recall, and Danny has heightened empathy.

[fanwarrior321]

we need to start bringing back a table of contents and chapter titles in our fiction books. once those started going away was when we as a society started to crumble

[pickastitch]

oddly specific pet peeve is when people refer to a code that replaces an alphabet one to one as a different language rather than a cipher or something similar

[yuridovewing]

as neat as i think froststar would be, i fear that nothing in canon will ever top "the unknown leader" fancomic in answering the question "what if an abused apprentice suddenly became responsible for an entire clan without processing that trauma and what would the realistic repercussions of that look like