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Things Programmers Shout #888
”I know everyone is busy, but if anybody wants a change of pace, I’ve been trying to deploy this thing for 4 hours now and I’m running out of ideas.” [20 minutes later] “Never mind, I’m a witch and stackoverflow is my dark god.”
// submitted by @another-normal-anomaly
can’t wait for the next hot margaret story, “margaret becomes a pokemon”
So does the Amentan collection of hygiene practices actually produce cleaner public areas and than similarly-developed Earth societies? And does this translate into lower rates of infectious disease, or does the crowding cancel it out so they get sick about as often as 1st-world humans?
They have cleaner public areas - they keep them cleaner in the first place (Amentans never spit gum onto the sidewalk or pee in places they shouldn’t; they might decline to run after a blown-away napkin but do not litter deliberately), they make them out of more-cleanable surfaces (if it can’t be effectively scrubbed it can probably at least be pressure-washed; permanently-stainable grout between pretty tiles is undesirable), and because they clean more (fallen leaves, dust and grit, stray napkins, etc. are cleared away regularly). They have somewhat lower rates of infectious diseases, but less because of that and more because it’s unthinkable to go to work sick etc., and this is compensated for somewhat with the crowding and the heavy use of public transit. Their diseases probably tend to have longer contagious incubation periods where they can’t notice they’re sick because that’s the way the pressure would run.
Things Programmers Shout #726
“I think I dropped the character pointer pointer!” // submitted by @another-normal-anomaly
I know they aren't even in the same multiverse, but what would happen if a Corbelan-style mage tried to destroy a torchable person? Would it work or would they just torch?
Torching is much more categorical than mage-destruction.
re-reading this today for no reason in particular
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
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aww yisss
@another-normal-anomaly replied to your post “Sitting in my boyfriend’s mother’s apartment for Passover while she...”
Which fic is this? Is it glowfic?
Glowfic, but it’s a private thread for now. Ask @nextworldover to give you access if you want to read it.
