If you Odera's style (I certainly do): this one is part of a series of tarot card paintings.

Whin jumping these adorable little critters can use the webbing between their toes for extra reach and slowed descent.

No, this isn't about porn. It's Thai police officers cosplaying for arrest photos of criminals:

https://www.khaosodenglish.com/life/2026/01/16/one-piece-and-disney-princesses-thai-police-turn-crime-updates-into-viral-hits/

!Turns out there is actually a small town in Japan that's also named Obama and they proudly use it to drum up their local tourism industry!<

This was for querying package delivery status. I finally got one right after many attempts. The layout, layers, colors change after every attempt so good luck on figuring out which letters count.

I'm writing a fish script to process the output of music tagging programs (like operon). I use this for instance to list the filenames of all music tracks in a collection that are missing certain tags like a date of release or which have a CD number tag but no tracknumber tag.

Unfortunately the output I'm parsing may control control characters // escape sequences. This caused me quite a lot of headache during debugging.

Take the following string for instance: it will display as tracknumber (including the leading whitespace` in my terminal. The word itself only has 11 characters so naturally I tried to call string trim on it, but that doesn't actually alter it because on closer inspection the character sequence looks like this:

string_value= tracknumber
string_length=16
0:
:[
2:0
3:m
4:
5:t
6:r
7:a
8:c
9:k
10:n
11:u
12:m
13:b
14:e
15:r

As you can see it starts with a terminal escape sequence which is rendered as a whitespace.

Is there an easy way to strip any and all escape sequences from a variable? I used regular expression search and replace with some success, but that seems quite a brittle approach as I can't anticipate every single (edge) case and could also accidentally remove stuff I want to keep.

feedback appreciated

I tried different brushes and strokes on different crystals, ¿which ones look best you?

source: https://decolonialatlas.wordpress.com/2017/04/18/colorful-river-basin-maps/

It has more detailed maps for each continent too.

Trying to emulate the style of traditional landscape printing my grand parents had at their house. I guess those must have been painting with oil (I wouldn't know).

I often write multiple statements on the same logical line. For instance short loops that converts one image format to another.

Is there a way to bring up tab completions or history search for subsequent statements? After beginning a new command with ; && &or | I want to be able to make use of suggestions again.

Oh Harambe, ¿what did we do to you?