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Facebook updated how posts show up so that uBlock removes every single post.

the platform's sorta better that way.

@ElfLord @twitter@mastodon.technology @nolan don't do that to the poor widdle squids

@noelle ah, good ol' chinagraphs, works on just about anything shiny, laminated paper, glass, whatever

@CobaltVelvet@octodon.social ...

Oh wait, maple syrup as in the stuff that comes from maple trees, that makes more sense

printing small art question 

@vantablack 300 pixels per inch seems fairly standard last I checked

(which was a long time ago)

Alc 

@tom for your penance you must sing no less than three Wurzels songs

@blackle@dev.glitch.social Maybe that's why he's so grumpy all the time, he doesn't have a nice rock and heat lamp in there

@blackle@dev.glitch.social ...all hazmat suits should double as fursuits

If I'm ever in charge of a nuclear facility the first thing I'd do (after wondering why the hell anyone would put me in charge of a nuclear facility) is mandate that all hazmat suits should double as fursuits

textiles 

@gdkar I was expecting the "real important question" to be "Where do I hide the body?"

@Concerned_Catgirl ah, I can never remember where everyone is

I always kinda assume everyone lives in the magic internet box

@jessiscah24 I'd put part of the blame on the wanker who did the "prank"

Swatting people is like surprise mailing someone an incredibly angry grizzly bear

Might be the bear that kills them, but the person sending it should take some of the blame for putting them into a deadly situation

@squirrel Yeah, I've come across a few of them in succession and seen if they were alright or not

You could say there were... SERIAL EXPERIMENTS

:thaenkin: I wonder if I can multi-class into a social-justice-druid

@cypnk @ubergeek The fundamental limitation of Google's TiSP was that it was limited to urban areas with dense sewer infrastructure―this is, of course, a common failing of Google's business plans. @SuricrasiaOnline addresses that limitation with their River Basin Network Architecture (RBNA), "a sophisticated water-based distribution technique that allows us to service anyone in the great lakes river basin at speeds up to 256 bytes per month."

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