LilFluff @LilFluff@tootplanet.space
North American fennec fox scampering around the desert southwest occasionally making noise. Highly unfocused tech & language geek oft distracted by new shinies.
- Awesome creatures
- Fennec foxes, cats, mice, bunnies
- Location
- Sunny Arizona in the Southwestern US
- OSes
- Linux at home, Windows at work, command lines are awesome
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Following @photopuck and @kemonine's lead here are 5-7 things not in my (astoundingly vague) profile that are of interest to me, as tags so they're searchable...
#writing
#worldbuilding
#furry and #cute_things in general
#linux and *nixes in general
#conlangs and #concalendars
#reading
#guitar
Good night, time for this fluff to curl up and imitate a pillow.
Probably a good idea not to combine alcohol and fireworks operations either.
Hey, if you're planning to celebrate my birthday today I just ask that you please not drink and drive. Drink if you want, drive if you want, but don't combine the two. Please?
The Wolf and The Kitty, stop motion animation (yes, people still do stop motion animation) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdIlIrrAfuI
(Also Slack didn't invent the revolutionary new concept of having /channels/ divided up by topic into which people type messages delivered in real time, tech press. You should know this.)
Dear god I am sick of people attributing things that were part of standard protocols forever to commercial products. Yes, mobile technology means we need /presence/ more than ever (even if it's a logical rather than physical presence that's being indicated.) No, the away-state was not invented by AOL.
From Davion and Davion(Deceased):
“What’s the plan, captain?”
“We’re going to go out there and I’m going to demand their surrender.”
“Just our whole company?” he asked dubiously.
“No no, just you and me.”
“Ma’am, have you been taking any special medicine?”
“Uh… no?”
“Perhaps something could be prescribed?"
Give me a winning lotto ticket and I'd love to sponsor such a site with the provision that a portion of them would be specifically set aside for amateur astronomers.
Another of the ideas I've had for my, If I Won the Lotto, file. Did you know there's a few different groups that have taken regular of the shelf single digit inch telescopes, put nice cameras and a remote control mount on them, then stuck them wherever is convenient in moderate sized boxes (like 3'x3'x5') with network connections. A few years ago I heard of a plan to set up about fifty or so in a remote pay off northern Arizona.
Looks like the plush robot foxes have snuck out. If you see one I think they're trying to beg for Reese's Pieces.
My #patreon theme poll for July s up!
https://aldersprig.dreamwidth.org/1478919.html
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Anyone can vote!
The winning topic determines my Patreon posts for the next month!
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Fuck me, there's a "life hack" video where the uploader actually knows how to fix a battery to their device without hot-glueing it.
Satan, check the thermostat.
From: @_fox_bot@twitter.com
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P.E.I. by Mark Martucci Photography
https://t.co/sHLktDkJuN Prince Edward Island, Canada 2011/8/24
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One of the things on my, "if I won the lottery," list is the basically get together with some hardware and earth sciences folk and put together a mass produced cheap Internet connected seismometer. Basically something affordable enough any hough school science club out interested person could pick one up without budget arguments. Kind of weird as I'm not really a huge geology nerd I just think this would be cool.
Past me obviously used a screwdriver to tighten this thumb screw. *sends Past-Fluff to the corner to think about what he did*
