Ok vacation for a couple weeks, ttyl folks
Ok vacation for a couple weeks, ttyl folks
No work and no art on this vacation! Just relaxation. ❤️
Ok vacation for a couple weeks, ttyl folks
No work and no art on this vacation! Just relaxation. ❤️
You heard me. I honestly love anime, and even a bit of horniness is fine, but as I watch more and more and run out of "mainstream" things to watch, I find myself in the same situation over and over:
I watch the first few episodes of an anime and then it reveals some unpleasant tropes, often involving either lack of consent, minors, or both.
So I'm just looking for your top 3 anime suggestions that DON'T include loli/misogyny content.
Bonus points for isekai because I love that shit.
Edit: example of an amazing one - "Campfire Cooking in Another World with My Absurd Skill"
gif preview link: https://imgur.com/iCyF2U2
Part of my "noise" series, it's just noise. Sorry if the gif upload is screwy, it's hard to share large gif files here.
Working on this, having a lot of fun trying to balance the glitchiness with the organic vibes.
Welcome to the ultimate pico_punk generator! This interactive token is a parameter based generator that creates unique pico_punk generators. Each one will generate one pico_punk with a number of layers chosen by you during the parameter selection phase. Additionally, you can use the buttons to navigate the generative space, and create your own pico_punks via an interactive process of discovery. This is the final pico_punk generator I intend to make, with the extra capabilities added by the parameter selection process, and the final tweaks and changes I made to the appearances and effects, I think this project is now as complete as I can ever make it.
The controls:
Each layer has a chance to apply one of various visual effects, which vary in how transformative (or disruptive) they are.
Click the "params" button on fxhash to play with the setttings and configure your own generator.
This is my second "Utility" token. Like the first one, it is also a clock. It tells the time, which is very useful. This clock layout is based on my favorite pebble watch-face: "Hop Picker Watch" by Grégoire Sage https://apps.rebble.io/en_US/application/52f2c9ddab54ff806f000088
What I like about telling time this way is that it is intentionally imprecise. You don't need to know the exact time, this is good enough, and at a glace you get everything you need. This is the perfect amount of entropy for telling time.
The background is animated, and uses entropy locking to create colorful noise on the screen. The seed changes every minute and so does the animation.
Reading the time: the hand indicates the hour + minute position on a 12h clock. Dots are placed every 15 minutes, large dots on the hour. The number close to the center of the clock is the day of the month (eg. 3 in the thumbnail image).
(click the link to run the clock in fullscreen, it's animated and actually works as a clock lol)
This is an article I wrote in 2019 about modeling and entropy. It's something I consider daily as I work on modeling in the drug discovery space.
What does it mean, where does it come from, why are the memes so funny?
Is there somewhere I can see the filesize limitations for uploading media?
And does anyone know if the URL option for media works? Clicking it doesn't seem to have any effect for me atm