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SNPtheCat

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dba_afish said:
this is something everyone does, though. everyone's going to notice something taggable the instant after they hit the submit button, or fail to remove all of the implicated/implying tags, or misspell a tag, or any number of things that'd make them need to go back in and fix it. everyone else with the same number of edits as you has probably made the same number of mistakes as well, don't worry about it.

Some people do it a lot more, and some quite a bit fewer

Dripen Arn

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here's a fun activity when you got spare time 'round the house:

step 1: get a level (those fun sticks w/ bubbles in little capsules)
step 2: go around your living quarters & set your level on the floor to see how close to the center the bubble is between the lines, & take notes on the offsets
step 3: die from your newfound knowledge

Paraphonic

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In response to blip #133447

dba_afish said:
oh my god, dude; oh my fucking god, dude.

I've spent the last neigh on two decades thinking "man, it's really unfortunate that every pan I've ever used and/or bought always seems to always have liquids and oil pool to one side." and today when I was cooking I had just rotated the pan and noticed all the oil move from where it was and gather towards me/the front of the stove, I stopped for a second, rotated the pan 180° and then the oil moved from where it was in the pan to gather towards me/the front of the stove...

...

it's not the pans, the fucking stove is on a 5% grade and it's been like the whole time. I never even considered that as a possibility...

ʚ(ϵ–~–)϶

tee hee

dba afish

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oh my god, dude; oh my fucking god, dude.

I've spent the last neigh on two decades thinking "man, it's really unfortunate that every pan I've ever used and/or bought always seems to always have liquids and oil pool to one side." and today when I was cooking I had just rotated the pan and noticed all the oil move from where it was and gather towards me/the front of the stove, I stopped for a second, rotated the pan 180° and then the oil moved from where it was in the pan to gather towards me/the front of the stove...

...

it's not the pans, the fucking stove is on a 5% grade and it's been like the whole time. I never even considered that as a possibility...

ʚ(ϵ–~–)϶

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    Leafdapple

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    In response to blip #133444

    dba_afish said:
    this is something everyone does, though. everyone's going to notice something taggable the instant after they hit the submit button, or fail to remove all of the implicated/implying tags, or misspell a tag, or any number of things that'd make them need to go back in and fix it. everyone else with the same number of edits as you has probably made the same number of mistakes as well, don't worry about it.

    Oh that's comforting to know. Ty :D

    dba afish

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    In response to blip #133442

    Leafdapple said:
    Even though it's a pointless number, I still feel guilty for forgetting to tag something until after I hit submit and then submitting a new tag change since it inflates my edit count >_> Same goes for changing post relationships ie after making a pool. I usually try to contribute something to the tags of a post when I change the relationships, but sometimes the posts are already well-tagged or I don't have enough time at that moment to tag.

    this is something everyone does, though. everyone's going to notice something taggable the instant after they hit the submit button, or fail to remove all of the implicated/implying tags, or misspell a tag, or any number of things that'd make them need to go back in and fix it. everyone else with the same number of edits as you has probably made the same number of mistakes as well, don't worry about it.

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    Leafdapple

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    Even though it's a pointless number, I still feel guilty for forgetting to tag something until after I hit submit and then submitting a new tag change since it inflates my edit count >_> Same goes for changing post relationships ie after making a pool. I usually try to contribute something to the tags of a post when I change the relationships, but sometimes the posts are already well-tagged or I don't have enough time at that moment to tag.

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    Manitka

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    SNPtheCat said:
    Congrats on 10k!
    Also ah it's tagme, that makes it less insane than what i was imagining

    SNPtheCat said:
    Congrats on 10k!
    Also ah it's tagme, that makes it less insane than what i was imagining

    Only 2k of them are tag me because I didn’t know it existed until then lol, so I did about 4k on site in the last few days, not counting what I had before my current project

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    Ah~Aah~Sha~Sa~Ma~Ha

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    A wonderful Sunday to everyone!~
    I hope y'all are doin well hehe :3

    If you are reading this,
    may you always be happy, healthy, and full of light 🙏✨

    SNPtheCat

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    In response to blip #133429

    Manitka said:
    nah just gives you a red bar at the bottom that says

    "You currently have ## uploads remaining.

    You have 0 uploads remaining this hour. See here for more details." lol

    Damn you really went through 1.54% of your total tag edits in the past hour

    Manitka

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    i keep forgetting that if I use all my hourly tag edits i can't post anything aghhhhhhhhhhh i keep doing this aaaaaaaa

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    savageorange

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    In response to blip #133420

    decra said:
    @savageorange: slightly unrelated but i wish darktable was an actually competent lightroom competitor instead of being complete fucking dogshit, in a similar vain to GIMP.

    LOL. GIMP isn't trying to compete directly with Photoshop; darktable isn't trying to compete directly with LR (it only started as LR-inspired). This is a typical, and IMO beneficial, approach for mature OSS projects to take (after all, they rarely have the raw developer-hours that Adobe etc can invest into software). They're just trying to improve on how they do what they are already doing.

    (OTOH Bruce Williams does seem to think that DT is better than LR at LR things, and unlike me, he has the hours in both LR and DT to justify that opinion)

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    SNPtheCat

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    In response to blip #133417

    dba_afish said:
    dude, I just saw that post #5330313's description references this comic page you linked and for several seconds thought "holy shit, SNPs just made the most wild call of all time". but then I looked at the FA upload and it was over 24 hours ago and it became evident you had just already seen it.

    That wasn't my intention lol, just wanted to share it
    But I wouldn't mind having you believe that I could call it
    Also, they're up on the patreon first anyway

    savageorange

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    In response to blip #133415

    savageorange said:

    […] 2/2:
    I feel like actual art apps miss out on the 'contextualization', with a heavy focus on the 'individual document'. Doing some crops in DarkTable helps me notice what things need fixing, then I can go back and fix them in the base file.
    (changes will show up when I restart DT; or maybe sooner, but I didn't figure out how to refresh the cache yet)

    Definitely high skill ceiling -- crazy powerful app IMO. Bruce Williams has a youtube channel that explains DT really well and in-depth. Got to my current point in 13 days with the help of that.
    Also some really intelligent and interesting technical choices (eg. every single tag can have a 'custom sort order' associated with it -- user defines ordering via the usual DnD means)

    Would be really interested to see if anyone uses DT to help designing comics -- seems like it would actually be extremely helpful for that.

    savageorange

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    In response to blip #133393

    Recommendations (1/2):

    • blobdrop (Linux specific) -- 'Just drag this file. From what window? no window, just drag this file.' . CLI DnD source (there are other apps, this is the only one that works for me). Add some xdotool sleep .25 getactivewindow click 1 to also automate the 'dropping' part of the process. My use: copy a file to the clipboard, drop it into DarkTable.
    • DarkTable has been one of those rare 'oh, I've been doing things with one hand tied behind my back until now' experiences. Digital lighttable and darkroom. Yes, it's a photography app. The ability to just try out different crops, value distributions, and colorings, then easily compare and tag them has been really helpful for art. Shoutout the 'focus peaking mode' especially -- try throwing art you like at it and observing the patterns of color-coded edge strength.

    […]

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    decra

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    Ah~Aah~Sha~Sa~Ma~Ha said:
    life is so pawesome :3

    think about it!~ we're so fortunate to be able to walk on this
    lush, green earth under blue skies and fluffy white clouds~

    and to think we have 70 years on it? wowza!!!

    no point in wasting it being depressed~ happiness is everything >//w//<
    and the only way to happiness is love <3

    to whoever is reading this, ur a kewl dude, and never forget that >:3

    every day i work in coal mine and inhale asbestos [TALKS NORMALICIOUSLY] Ok

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    Ah~Aah~Sha~Sa~Ma~Ha

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    life is so pawesome :3

    think about it!~ we're so fortunate to be able to walk on this
    lush, green earth under blue skies and fluffy white clouds~

    and to think we have 70 years on it? wowza!!!

    no point in wasting it being depressed~ happiness is everything >//w//<
    and the only way to happiness is love <3

    to whoever is reading this, ur a kewl dude, and never forget that >:3

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