I can and will rewrite canon @chaoticacecryptid - Tumblr Blog

weaver-z

Eating a gummy worm. Do NOT try to eat the other end while I'm distracted again.

weaver-z

LET GO!!!!!!

honeydewdrops333

what doesn’t kill you makes your nervous system more sensitive for the rest of your life

the-quasar-hero

More game devs need to understand the following concepts:

There is a finite amount of memory on any given device.

No matter how good your game is, players will want memory for other things on their devices.

Not everyone has a stable internet connection so making single player games needing an internet connection is not good.

dailycatsblog

regging

observation: among a certain subset of tumblr users, the term “blorbo” has become unchic, but the concept it describes is still important; and so it has been replaced with “The Character”

cardentist

to be Fair, I think The Character is meant to describe a certain level of agony, of being consumed by what loves you. blorbo is an expression of affection, The Character is sinking into the depths

imsodishy

ottrauva

That one ending theory

#iron lung

zedogica

ok. i survived 25 years outside the international space station. who gives a shit

biglawbear

Technically most moss is outside the international space station

Oh, worm?

everybody look at my cat being scuncht about it

this-is-trans-joy

To whoever needs to hear this, because I certainly did a few years back, you don’t need to eat “like an adult”. You are allowed to prep meals or snacks like you’re a child, and I don’t mean you need to treat yourself like you’re immature, but you’re allowed to give yourself the same grace, patience and willingness to compromise as you would a little kid.

If you don’t like the textures of vegetables, you can blend them up and mix them into something tasty. If you struggle to cook a proper lunch, you can just make yourself a luncbox full of snacks or sandwiches that you can easily take out the fridge later on and pick at. If snacks or ready-meals targeted at children look easier or more appealing, you can just buy them. If you want to cut the crusts off your bread or use cookie cutters to shape your sandwiches into fun shapes, do it!

“It doesn’t matter what you eat, what’s important is just eating” is a crucial philosophy to take on board, but the other important thing to keep in mind is that absolutely no one should control how you eat your food. I don’t care if it’s considered childish, if changing how you eat something gets you to eat it in the first place, make the change. Let yourself eat exactly how you want to.

pingintech

cheese on broccoli in no way changes the nutritional benefits of eating broccoli smother her she loves to be eaten however you get it done

pingintech

honestly unless you live near somewhere where broccoli is grown/from a local grocery store buying it frozen is prolly for the best bc a lot of especially large chain stores tend to keep their produce like broccoli moist by misting it fairly often and that has the intended affect of making it look more appetizing but the unintended effect of shortening the lifespan of your produce significantly and increasing the chances of mold to grow

kosmogrl

deciding one day that you want to build a life for yourself is so scary. like damn I really want to live… I’m new to this. where do I even begin

biscuitgeekery

Who wants to see my rabbit launch himself at my face this morning

Slight sound warning i got surprised

is-the-rabbit-playing

Is this rabbit playing? Yes :)

liightfyre

#FDSKGJDHSKGS #videos

shigure

i'm sorry i never did your tag game. i love you

laserbobcat

Unrelated, Best Boy Hank Green made a cute, no subscription, not invasive and full of malwares app.

It's a cute lil app that helps you step away from your phone and leave it alone for a time you set, to stay away from distraction. If you pick up the phone, the knitting lil bean loses all of his knitting... So if you say "I'm setting down my phone for half an hour so I can efficiently clean the table and bag up the trash" it helps resisting the call of the screen. Because you can't make the bean sad. The bean is too cute.

4th place in the downloads jfc. I think people are starved for simple and honest softwares with no evils schemes and data stealing

carolofthebell

1st place, above chatGPT at the moment!!!

It’s adorable! I love my bean, I’m so proud of their socks. They work so hard!

It’s like practicing healthy boundaries, but with myself.

leebrontide

Reblog to make ChatGPT loose to a cute knitting bean.

edenfenixblogs

@will-write-for-food this is one of the things I was gonna talk to you about!!!

hroethvitnir

I'll tell you what I appreciate here: no data collection. Since I've started making the effort to check data privacy, I am deeply disturbed by how bad many of the biggest apps are.

Focus Friend:

vs the widely recommended Forest Focus:

vs this recommended app, with >10M downloads: Finch: Self-Care Pet

😑 Is all data collection malevolent? No. Am I now extremely resistant to sharing sweet fuck all because I'm sick of being data mined? Yes.

beyondthisdarkhouse

I really appreciate how Hank and John Green think about systems and profits and business. They have very clear ideas of the good they want to achieve (like producing SciShow and Crash Course History to make solid, reliable educational videos that help supplement and boost learning for kids who are trying to achieve in high school when their school might not have the resources they need)

And then instead of railing against how the world hasn't made achieving those things easy (which is an injustice, don't get me wrong) they just... focus on solving the problem of how to get it funded and built. Look at the issue, see who's trying to fix it and what they're doing, look for the gaps in the system, and select one that you have the skills to address.

(Hank posted a really good video yesterday called Don't Follow Your Dreams, Follow Your Tools, which was both a reminder of the mindset that's benefited me most but has slipped from my grasp lately, and a fresh perspective on how to play to your strengths.)

There are actually a lot of people like them out there, whose work isn't flashy or immediately noticeable, but who, as the poet* says,

jump into work head first without dallying in the shallows and swim off with sure strokes almost out of sight. They seem to become natives of that element, the black sleek heads of seals bouncing like half-submerged balls.

*Marge Piercy