I have a guest post on "IF in pop culture" at sub-Q Magazine: https://sub-q.com/author-guest-post-if-in-pop-culture-and-back-again-by-andrew-plotkin/

Be gay, make video games.

https://thenib.com/video-gays

@inmysocks
> "...the grandmother and the chicken."

<masto oblig> "Ah, the two genders." </masto>

@inmysocks
Kinda want to put that after random other declarative sentences.

"I passed my chem final. This may be almost entirely because of the grandmother and chicken."

"Nice weather we're having. This may be almost entirely because of the grandmother and chicken."

@alice @noelle @venatus TIL: Looks like it doesn't work with secure browsing on Firefox (per AgileBits rep). Changed my Firefox security settings and it works fine. Thanks!

@alice @noelle @venatus Although be aware too they have no extension for Firefox on Linux. For Linux, 1Password requires Chrome (and subscription, b/c no app for that OS).

@ghost_bird
Me: finally gets bread to come out consistently.
My family: goes off gluten.

@eris Most Korean first names have two morphemes and (when Anglicized into Roman letters) are hyphen-separated: Hwa-Young, Dae-hyun, etc). I've seen the second element variably as lower or upper case, though I notice that Wikipedia uses the lower-case style so there may be a custom there.

@K4_713 No special insight, but I read recently that Sedums are favored by some for living roofs. Succulent, very drought tolerant, happy with rocky soil. Somewhat shallow roots I think but not sure.

trends, but it's exclusively #knuckletats and #gameing

Karen O is good

Wait who the fuck ate my plums?!

@trevdev @shel @maloki Yeah I guess I'd seen enough bios with "I'm not likely to approve ur follow unless we've interacted" that I began to generalize the idea to any accounts that approve follows.

@shel @maloki Same as Shel. I assume they will want to have had some positive (or at least neutral) interaction before a follow request.

@noelle I haven't run across that either. For the once-standard biblical-Hebrew lexicon, some writers used to use abcd to refer to the four quadrants of a page: "881c".

@fidgety I love this.

Just sharing this glorious webcomic because it's about 75 times better than how I had remembered it.

Also, a reminder: Wolverine is ridiculous.

http://www.faitherinhicks.com/wolverine/