Ħöţ đæɱn! @fobo@octodon.social
Lefty scientist + cleantech enthusiast, bassist + noisehead; #mefite Existential Dread. He/him
My sounds: https://soundcloud.com/user-591256448
Holy 90s, Batman! Add Soul Asylum to that bill and you've got a stew goin
beginning to think that maybe giving off a warning chime 2 seconds before you nail a barrier at 70 mph is perhaps less than ideal
Dang, I'm pretty proud of this one. It's got a slightly-warped, sepia toned Polaroid quality to it. https://octodon.social/media/W9DI6TynMLobMwUZXDQ
Took a couple of photos of the Olympics through a tiny handheld telescope. https://octodon.social/media/rvbZ_2dM8lsj9pMyE8Y https://octodon.social/media/5IlRoVcBCQLgeItbN7s
helo tiny fren https://octodon.social/media/FEkmLkcN6ekNoHXon1o
Nothing is quite as amusing as the office espresso machine making the Windows XP error sound as the OS farts out.
I don't think it's connected to the internet? But it could be part of a botnet I guess
The hound agrees: it's too damn hot.
@Iuckyduck oil folk are weird folk I guess
wtaf, this guy's kid was named Carbon Petroleum Dubbs
"Jesse Dubbs was enamored with the oil business. He even named his son Carbon after one of the elemental constituents of oil. Later, Carbon added the P. to make his name "euphonious," he said. People started calling him "Petroleum" for fun, and the name stuck. C. P.'s son and grandson were also named Carbon, but each had a different middle initial.[2][3]"
Destroy your life for the company, it shows you have 'passion'
gimme gimme gimme
i need some more
gimme gimme gimme
coffee to pour
relatable content
thinking about becoming a game-er
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I can't stress this enough: Adopt older dogs.
The shelter thought that she was around 8 and said "give this sweet girl her retirement home!" Considering that we were first-time dog owners, we thought that a chill dog was what we needed.
She runs circles around us, even after three years. She's never had an accident in the house. She loves kids. She never leaves our sides.
And two weeks after we brought her home, she alerted me that I was going to have a seizure. She still does this.
I do use Android. Thanks!
Another readability questions: I'm working on a template with a bunch of different entry options. I'm using colored highlighting to distinguish different customizable sections, but thinking that might not be ideal for color-blind or visually impaired folks.
Any suggestions or thoughts?
