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In response to blip #127079

Kemonophonic said:
@Grab-n-Stash: I've been saying for years that new music is shit.

That's fine. I'm just saying I'm getting sick of seeing the same crap all over the comments. There's some good stuff around the 2010's I like and some stuff from 2000's and as early as the 70's, but all I'm saying is this feels like a neverending loop of people repeating the same comment with nothing original. I almost miss the t.m.i. posts of what the songs reminded them of in their past such as a death or loss. Yeah I get it, there's more crap nowadays but it ain't all crap. You'll just have to grab a shovel and start digging around more than usual compared to other years, find indie musicians who can fill that niche (because I'm sure the music industry now has gotten a bit too safe and less risk heavy), or if you've got the time, effort and skill you could make your own love letter to the songs or genres your a fan of.

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@Grab-n-Stash: There's always going to be bad/mediocre music and music will always change, just like fashion trends, tastes in food, people, etc. Disco, Gansta Rap, Doo-wop, Slow Jams, old fashioned love songs, people singing about their past and many other kinds of genres can and would eventually be less seen produced after a while, with newer generations changing the playing field and maybe doing some callbacks with samples of the older songs they liked or inspired them. Rambling aside, my point is no matter what, it seems like there's just a constant circle of people complaining about how things were back then and can't seem to understand that while some of what they say can be right, things will never be static. Maybe its just human nature for people to have this mindset, but for better or worse, things can and will change whether they like it or not.

I've got a long rant incoming so expect an essay or wall of text amount of words. Yesterday I was looking through YouTube to put some more music on my playlist from when I was younger, when I noticed that almost all the comment sections I was looking through had at least two to three comments bare minimum saying something along the lines of " Who's still listening to this in (insert current year the comment was made)" or "they don't make songs like these anymore" and I'm over here thinking why is this a thing being repeated like we got a hive mind or bots. What was playing back in the day was a product of its time just like the music in the past and what we have now. It feels like I'm seeing a repeat of the older generation complaining about what the younger generation and how its worse with nothing but rose tinted glasses, only this time its the people in their late 20s-40s.

Nimphia

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In response to blip #127073

Watsit said:
The main purpose of the tags were to be able to distinguish between animations like post #4798565 (obvious motion tweening for head/arm/etc movement) and post #4443977 (obvious redrawing for head/penis/etc movement). A lot of people have a strong dislike for the former style of animation, even if there may be a few redrawn frames of animation here and there, but are fine with the latter, even if some movement is a result of "tweening".

But making them mutually exclusive under all circumstances makes it impossible to find posts that do utilize both, for those interested in that. Complex blacklists exist for this exact reason.

After all, tags aren't just for blacklisting.

The line is hard to draw, though. Maybe we should open a thread about this.

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In response to blip #127070

Nimphia said:
The issue is that it's sometimes hard to tell what the "primary animation style" is on some posts, as the line is blurred. I don't think the two should be mutually exclusive, but I definitely think we can leave the tag off for minor usage of one, while still leaving both when both are notably used.

This might be another "search vs blacklist" conflict issue since my thought was that I like to search the motion tweening tag for inspiration.

The main purpose of the tags were to be able to distinguish between animations like post #4798565 (obvious motion tweening for head/arm/etc movement) and post #4443977 (obvious redrawing for head/penis/etc movement). A lot of people have a strong dislike for the former style of animation, even if there may be a few redrawn frames of animation here and there, but are fine with the latter, even if some movement is a result of "tweening".

so, when a null character has a bulge roughly the position and size of where balls and penis would go we call that null_bulge. similar to how bulge works, except their anatomy is just like that, rather than it being something under clothes.

I don't think I've come across any cases of this, but what would we call the tag for the other case? like, I don't think we have a tag for when a character's body just has the vague topography of the labia majora between their legs but no hole. under clothes it's called camel_toe... so, would it be, like uhh... camnull_toe?

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In response to blip #127069

@Watsit:

In the case of post #4487513 the sash/scarf thing is tweened! The latter makes sense, and I'm not sure why I added it to be honest.

The issue is that it's sometimes hard to tell what the "primary animation style" is on some posts, as the line is blurred. I don't think the two should be mutually exclusive, but I definitely think we can leave the tag off for minor usage of one, while still leaving both when both are notably used.

This might be another "search vs blacklist" conflict issue since my thought was that I like to search the motion tweening tag for inspiration.

The good thing is that tags and wikis can always be adjusted to find the best compromise c:

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In response to blip #127067

Nimphia said:
Redid the wikis for frame_by_frame and motion_tweening because for some reason they implied the two were mutually exclusive when that's... Blatantly (and very often) untrue?

Honestly I feel those tags should be used for what the animation style primarily is, not whether any aspect of it has been tweened or has redrawn frames. I doubt people looking for motion tweening are looking for things like post #4487513 (I'm not even sure how that's motion tweening, to be honest?), and I doubt people who blacklist motion tweening will want something like post #4781593 blocked because there's some pan and scan going on for still frames where the animation itself is otherwise frame-by-frame. They're two distinct animation styles that people can have strong preferences for, and I don't think it will be helpful to tag them both when it's primarily one and a minor detail utilizing the other.

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I've looked up almost all of the characters in the image someone somewhere posted and I'm exhausted!
Unknown characters are still there, but all of the furry girls are identified.
Digging them out was almost web archaeology. Pat someone on my back.

In response to blip #127050

Watsit said:
When I upload posts that have separate descriptions and alt-texts, I place the alt-text underneath the description in a [spoiler] ... [/spoiler], which hides it until the user hovers on it similar to the original alt-text behavior (a [section] ... [/section] requires clicking and takes up more space, which I find a bit annoying for something that's only a couple of lines; it's more work to see, and even the closed section can sometimes end up larger than the text it's holding).

Eh, both sections and spoilers would need to be tapped on mobile, but with sections you can start them expanded

Incensole acetate reduces depressive-like behavior and modulates hippocampal BDNF and CRF expression of submissive animals (btw)

In response to blip #127050

Watsit said:
When I upload posts that have separate descriptions and alt-texts, I place the alt-text underneath the description in a [spoiler] ... [/spoiler], which hides it until the user hovers on it similar to the original alt-text behavior (a [section] ... [/section] requires clicking and takes up more space, which I find a bit annoying for something that's only a couple of lines; it's more work to see, and even the closed section can sometimes end up larger than the text it's holding).

I was thinking that it'd be better to put it as a note, that'd be the closest analogue.

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In response to blip #127046

anicebee said:
I hope the alt-text is the same as the descriptions on FA/DA, or I might have to mess with sections and all that stuff.

When I upload posts that have separate descriptions and alt-texts, I place the alt-text underneath the description in a [spoiler] ... [/spoiler], which hides it until the user hovers on it similar to the original alt-text behavior (a [section] ... [/section] requires clicking and takes up more space, which I find a bit annoying for something that's only a couple of lines; it's more work to see, and even the closed section can sometimes end up larger than the text it's holding).

Nimphia

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Update: iridescent -iridescent_* is now empty except for the obscure tags that don't get excluded and the stuff I'm not sure how to classify πŸ₯³

iridescent_* (I didn't bother manually tagging the ones that should be filled in with implications later :P)

Nimphia

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Placeholder wiki for iridescent is gone and replaced with a nicer one that isn't a wikipedia copypaste. Now back to working on tagging iridescent_*!

In response to blip #127046

anicebee said:
I completely forgot about blips, decided to check it out again, and got hit with a reminder to stop slacking on uploading the rest of that comic. I didn't even know that it was also hosted on a webcomic site.

I hope the alt-text is the same as the descriptions on FA/DA, or I might have to mess with sections and all that stuff.

Anyways, I'll probably upload a chapter or two tomorrow.

ThatOneAceGuy actually has an entire set of alt-text on the webcomic.ws site with completely different text to the FA entries, most of which contain additional jokes (and which actually become relevant to the plot towards the end, in a weirdly meta way).

In response to blip #127010

HenloFurret said:
Pokemon Abridgestery Dungeon

We have a pool for it, but it looks like no one has included the hover/alt-text that goes with it.

I completely forgot about blips, decided to check it out again, and got hit with a reminder to stop slacking on uploading the rest of that comic. I didn't even know that it was also hosted on a webcomic site.

I hope the alt-text is the same as the descriptions on FA/DA, or I might have to mess with sections and all that stuff.

Anyways, I'll probably upload a chapter or two tomorrow.

Day 9 of using Linux.

I tried to extend the partition where Linux is installed using this software that is safe according to the FAQ, and that has never given any issues according to my friend who also uses Linux.

In a very much unrelated news, which totally has nothing to do with the above sentence, the Linux partition is now corrupted. I can no longer boot to it, and I no longer have access to the $54 commission I was working on last night. Thankfully, I have a backup, but it was from a few days ago. I'm currently not studying for finals, because the laptop is still trying to fix itself.

Moral of the story: This porcelain looking idiot that I am shouldn't be allowed to do anything with a computer, and I deserve to just have Microsoft spy on everything I do.

In response to blip #127029

CoffeeCo said:
I can make you look like an admin.

Heck yeah!

In response to blip #127027

qn said:
i wonder if ascii is allowed here

Now that I look like an admin, here's some ASCII.

␣ ! " # $ % & ' ( ) * + , - . /
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 : ; < = > ?
@ A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O
P Q R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ ] ^ _
` a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o
p q r s t u v w x y z { | } ~ 

His tail is silver and 8 inches in diameter at the base and gradually slims down to a point. At the end of the tail is a sharp 7 inch blade. The creature looks fit and has a tone body with a 6 pack yet also a somewhat feminine appearance. A strong femboy body. The dick of the creature is 14 inches long and a thick diameter. The balls average size. The ass would be plump and round very feminine. A round fatted ass. Most of his body fat would be on the ass. The creature would be angelic beautiful and dangerous.

A 7ft tall male creature with 4 large wings upon his back, white wings white as snow, at the end of the wings silver talons. Sharp and curved 6 inch long talons as the top 2 wings have a wingspan of 5 feet and the bottom wings a wingspan of 3.8 feet. The creature is humanoid and has a golden halo on his head. On his head is also 2 wings that stick out of the sides of his head, like above the ears. These smaller wings would be 1.5 feet long in wingspan and have no talons. His eyes would be bright blue and beautiful. He has a human face with eyes that glow blue. He has a halo around his head and the halo floats and has 7 blue eyes on it. His body is human like with pale white skin. His teeth are sharp as knives and pointy. His hands have sharp claws on his 5 fingers. Very sharp 4 inch long claws. His toes have 5 inch long claws. His legs are long his arms are long and he is tall. Above his butt is a long tail a 5 foot long tail that is thin and looks strong and powerful.

Ok I made a character description on discord so I will show it here. The description is so long it will be over multiple blips so please don’t be mad about that. I am not willing to pay for art of this character but if anyone wants to make him I would love that. And if anyone does make him please contact me and show me. Not asking for free art sorry if it sounds like that. Just thought of a cool character.

In response to blip #127016

Daleport996 said:
I wiped a knife with tissue papers, and it cut my finger and the tissue paper. Moral of the story: don't wipe knives with tissue papers.

EDIT: Knives. Cut through tissues. Like the paper, and skin tissues.

not just tissue paper, a sharp knife will cut through a lot of the stuff you'd use to wipe it down.

this is why you just don't wipe directly along the blade of a knife, always at some angle away from the blade. never put pressure on or across the sharp end of a knife unless you want that thing to be cut. don't assume that whatever is between the blade and you is going to protect you, not even cut resistant gloves.

also just, in general, try to be consciously aware of how stupid you are, because it's really easy to get complacent and touch the heating element of the broiler in your oven again.

I wiped a knife with tissue papers, and it cut my finger and the tissue paper. Moral of the story: don't wipe knives with tissue papers.

EDIT: Knives. Cut through tissues. Like the paper, and skin tissues.

In response to blip #127008

dba_afish said:
page anchors, they're mostly meant for long wiki pages. I was mostly just wondering if they were restricted from being added to comment-type DText by normal member-level user. it does seem kind of odd that it'd just be [color] that's restricted.

So you could go with #this, or you could go with #that.

They weren't/aren't restricted before/anymore and that's why e621:wiki and e621:accounts got updated. For dtext functionality, I think color is the only difference between Member and priv+

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page anchors, they're mostly meant for long wiki pages. I was mostly just wondering if they were restricted from being added to comment-type DText by normal member-level user. it does seem kind of odd that it'd just be [color] that's restricted.

ooh! I just thought of something, do you think anyone has tried to link the wikipage for quote before? because I also wonder what it'd think of me if I did this: quote.

anyway...

So you could go with #this, or you could go with #that.

Who has no thumbs and ruined their sleep schedule for the sake of reading a really good comic? This noodle.

Worth it though. 10/10 excellent Pokemon story, and fully completed no less.