@ElizabethLeeCo@horrorhub.club If only #Violet realized cats are her natural allies in the War on Squirrels!
Some freeways may be useable following ‘the Big One’ per new modeling by University of Washington
https://www.opb.org/article/2022/12/05/some-freeways-may-be-useable-following-the-big-one-per-new-modeling-by-uw/
#earthquake #cascadia #pnw #washington #oregon #seattle #portland #pdx
@mcnees @duetosymmetry For those willing to use a web-based solution, https://incompetech.com/graphpaper/ has many options.
1. Students somehow made several snowmen out of the half inch that fell yesterday.
2. No more Mondays this year.
3. A road blocked by construction for the last year has reopened, restoring campus topology.
If you’re a #Wikipedia fan like I am, you may enjoy this list of hoaxes that lasted on the website for a significant amount of time, including some that lasted more than ten years.
Remember to check the references of an article if something seems comically spectacular!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:List_of_hoaxes_on_Wikipedia
|1| is an absolute unit.
@jepyang Name the first one Anakin.
Is #prolog of more than historical interest? I'm having trouble motivating my programming languages students (and, frankly, myself).
1. Snow!
2. A fire.
3. The grading backlog is tamed.
@hellomiakoda I'm getting it fine in SW using a handheld radio. Slightly staticky, but not hard to understand.
@juneg Our neighborhood ALSO had a TARDIS little free library! It was also taken out (actually burned down) by either vandals or an accident, but they're planning to replace it.
Half baked game idea:
The primary action is writing long, Regency-style sentences. (The hardcore players do it with fountain pens on parchment.) Either it's a logic puzzle where you have to meet various randomly generated structural constraints or it's a social deduction game where you need to convey secret messages to just some of the other players.
Working title is either Screed (if you're writing manifestos to be published in newspapers) or Your Humble Servant (if you're writing letters).
CS professor, game designer, and fire dancer ordinaire.