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I'm trying out Synfig. It looks cool but very unwieldy.

SCP but not horror, with fascination in its place.

Actually a lot of things I think could do with substituting horror with fascination.

There is a setting within a story that I have never read that regardless has an outsized impact on my thoughts. It is a world where there are only cars and they apparently go about their days smashing into each other like an oversized BeamNG Drive (but implied with real cars). I think about it every so often.

They re-allocated the lanes recently. Also featuring an interesting option lane method, plus "1500m" and "1700m" (not spaced), the largest numbers I've seen yet. #hkrsgn

Idea: chess like game with drops but pieces go back to the player who owns it. Dropping a piece costs two moves and the square to drop on is indicated on the first move.

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Latest cursed idea:

<tbh> /tʙ̩ː/

Promote the use of the unit "megametre" (Mm), to express Earth-scale distances.

You know, when fantasy histories start with the first living beings "awakening", you have to imagine what that actually means. Normally I think it's just "one day they were not self aware, the next day they are", which does raise a question of how one becomes self aware in the real world.

Let's consider the bad side of art. Like, instead of examining expertise, demonstrate the poor, the unskilled, the painful.

In one sense, it is like dissecting 300 Elo chess games. In another, it is to find the piece that is as revolting to as many as possible. I think it is possible to find objectively bad art, unlike objectively good art.

The goal is to laugh, but also to reflect, about things that we have discarded on our path to excellence.

Have to say, working from home is very beneficial to my work process. The extra two hours needed to commute turns out to cause a lot of bother when it comes to getting stuff done.

It's easy to play this game of cycling between English, Japanese and Chinese then back again because all three languages have remarkably good interplay with each other. Also because I know those languages the best. And they are otherwise unrelated.

Pun nicknames can go really far sometimes.

Warhammer → Uohama → うおはま → 魚浜 → 魚濱 → Yewbun

And that is why the thing on the left gets read as the thing on the right. Or we can snowclone it and read it as "Tree-bread" instead. Or maybe re-parse it as "Ewebun" as then it's a "white-hair farm".

I wrote about how I write things. gemini://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/gem-org-odt.gmi https://isoraqathedh.pollux.casa/gem-org-odt.gmi

These diagrams seem to be popular. #hkrsgn

IEC, North Point.

𝒩-Fragility

A work is 𝒩-fragile if one is more interested in distorting the names and proper nouns that appear in the work than the work itself. It is mostly orthogonal to the work's quality or enjoyability.

If the desire to mess with the names starts during warching or reading (&c.) then it is 𝒩-ultrafragile. The opposite is 𝒩-robust.

A sign for pedestrians, and a sign for cars. #hkrsgn