If I remember correctly, this type of study is inherently flawed because it just measures how long fluids stay in your body before you urinate, which is a useless metric. There is no benefit to a fluid staying in your system for a longer amount of time than the equivalent amount of a different fluid. Please correct me if I am wrong.
That rule reems to refer to posts, so I assume this comment is okay. Though I don't necessarily think that is what you were talking about.
Even if an AI South Quark were included in the corner of the post instead of what we ended up with in the OP, I think that is still allowed. There was obviously enough manual effort put into the end result that the one AI element is not an issue.
I believe this is how the AI rule is interpreted/enforced.
Your title makes this sound like a bad thing, but this looks like it would probably be preferable over being shown whatever it is YouTube wants you to see.
I just got it working! Let me know where you ran into an issue, hopefully I can assist
Download the font file
Assuming it downloaded as a ZIP or something, extract it
In Image Toolbox, go to main menu > settings gear > Text > Font > Import Font (TTF/OTF) > navigate to and choose the Edge of the Galaxy font file
All the text in the entire app should now be displayed as Edge of the Galaxy. Assuming you do not want that, feel free to select System or something to switch it back. Edge of the Galaxy will still be a new font choice in the editor
ETA: Definitely look into GIMP regardless. Image Toolbox is the best mobile FOSS solution that I have found, but GIMP is much more capable, if you can manage it.
This is part of why I do not start watching a series until it is complete. I hate the wait for the next episode, but if I have never watched any of it, I do not mind the wait until I get to watch the first episode.
Since my first time seeing those EV suits (which was in the 1080p remaster of TOS), I have wondered about the visor portion of the costume, which is obviously made of a very fine mesh instead of a solid sheet of plastic or something. Was that just for production reasons (making breathing easier for the actors, less glare for the cameras, better sound quality of the actors dialog, things like that), and the only reason I can even tell in the first place that it is actually mesh is just because I am watching it fifty years later in a quality that was unheard of at the time of filming? Or is it actually supposed to be a fancy futuristic mesh-like material that just has properties far beyond what we have now (like the mesh masks worn by surgeons in Babylon 5)?
Did they ever have any more contact with the Pegasus galaxy after they made it back to Earth? I know Stargate Universe definitely had some direct ties to events/characters from Stargate SG-1, but I can't remember if they ever even alluded to the adventures in Stargate Atlantis.
Basically just 2048. I have actually had a single 7x7 game going for literally months.