Photos like this are always so disingenuous because even newly healed tattoos never look like that. Day one pics always look insane, but they don't look like that even a month later. Not that it will look bad a month later or anything, but it just won't look like this.
Idk how long something in this style stays "readable". One of the important factors is how big it is too.
I see this propagated on the internet, but I get curious on whether or not it's actually true or something that someone made up and got telephoned around the world.
Haha I'm really glad I missed out on that sort of era tbh. Sounds like a bit of a nightmare.
While I appreciate you providing alternatives, the fact of the matter is that most of your random classmates are unlikely to be interested in using or figuring out how to use some sort of obscure program/website.
Yeah this was it for me. Best app ever...no bullshit ads or anything...and I was really upset that Reddit forcefully killed it for money. However, I did find that the app Red Reader is allowed to exist because of its accessibility features for the visually impaired. It's a good browsing experience...simple and no ads or BS.
I still do browse Reddit because a lot of the communities I visit on there either don't exist on Lemmy or are too underpopulated for much of any content. Please don't tell me to just "post more content" myself. The point is I often don't have much content for the communities I visit. Like it or not, a community with 10 active members just isn't enough to have much to participate with, even if I am the one posting most of the content. For example, there is a tattoo community I stumbled across on Lemmy. But I only have so many tattoos. So obviously I cannot fill the page with endless more content.
Call me a shill, but that's why I always used Google Docs when I was in school. Things are instantly saved and I can easily access them on other devices. It was also always how we collaborated on group projects with the ability of multiple people to simultaneously edit power points in a collaborative project.
I don't have use for word processing anymore, but I used Google Docs from like 2012-2020.
Definitely helped a ton because my laptop in grad school would randomly blue screen a lot for no discernible reason. Did that when it was new too and Dell support was no help. I have a suspicion that the processor was actually faulty on a hardware level straight from the factory...as it would have problems both in Windows AND Linux that were "fixed" by dramatically underclocking the CPU. All hardware stress tests would always pass. :/
I honestly don't cook so it is a non issue for me. I don't set my takeout and silverware directly onto the counter without a plate. I have always kept fruit and veggies in the fridge, even if you can technically leave them unrefrigerated. Maybe I'm weird, but I put things like apples and loaves of bread in the fridge, even before getting a cat. I get microwavable things that go directly from the freezer into the microwave.
I built a whole ass cat wall and my cat has literally never used it beyond one step.
Even though he can jump crazy high and far, I'm wondering if he would like some intermediate steps between the shelves but idk. I did notice that he stumbled jumping between them for treats the one time.
Am I missing something or are you conflating two different issues? Why isn't anyone saying anything about this?
Password security and internet privacy are totally independent issues. I obviously don't want random people to be able to log into my bank account and steal my money.
But I'm sorry, I'm one of those people who don't care about "privacy", even after reading all of your comments here. Everyone is keen on using "slippery slope" sentiments like "suddenly the government is going to go after you for 3D printing" or "suddenly the government is going to throw you in jail for chronically going little bit over the speed limit" or even that the government is going to hunt you down for using Lemmy.
It's like well...yes...those are technically within the realm of possibility. I'll give you that. But is it likely to ever happen? No, not really. Some of us are ok with that probability. It's ok if you aren't. But it's ok for those of us that are.
Most people on Lemmy read as doomsday preppers to me. I'd wager many here are preppers. You have to understand how outside the norm you guys all are and how outside the likelihood of what you're saying can be. Check out some prepper communities if you're interested in what I see in you all.
I hope this doesn't offend anyone. I also just hope that you can see why it's ok to let non-preppers continue to be non-preppers. Idk.
Yeah I used that time to ask her some things and then she ended up doing some blood work as a baseline (not because she was concerned). So not a total wash haha.
So when I got him from the shelter, they told me to give him half a can in the morning, half a can at night, and then "a little bit of dry food" (unspecified amount) as a snack. Very vague lol.
I got an oil paint, brush, canvas, and easel set and used it once lmao