Trinsec @Qoto @trinsec@social.cleverlibre.org

@Pat Not really. What I described is what you'll see pretty soon enough into the movie. I was careful about that.

Isle of Dogs was a weird movie but somehow it did manage that I fully watched it (although spread over a long period, 10 minutes here, 10 minutes there... Might've been a couple months?)

It's a stop motion animation that's just... absolutely bizarre. Dogs got some sort of flu, so they're banned to a trash island. There are people who want their dogs back and start an opposition against the evil mayor.

The son of the mayor misses his dog, so he hijacked a small plane and flew over to trash island to search for his own dog, Spot. He encounters a ragtag band of dogs and then travels with them to where they think Spot might be hiding at.

This story, together with the art style used, made the whole movie feel pretty alien to me. It was entertaining in a weird way.
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@dosnostalgic Isn't that one of Sierra's *first* graphical adventures?

Avatar 4 has begun production...

I have not even seen or heard about 2 and 3. :P
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Oh gods, I love Community. I'm binge-watching it again. They always manage to turn some silly event that is nothing special into something huge.

E Pluribus Anus!
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@Lucseleventje Agreed. 5" is toch wel mijn comfortabele maximum, maar probeer eens wat nieuws en deftigs te vinden onder dat formaat. :/

@Acer Take care of yourself.

@skyblond Ah, yes, I can see that. Mounting remote disks... you mean like WebDAV? I've never felt comfortably enough using that method. I prefer local files and then syncing them 'properly' via tools like NextCloud.

@Acer Going to apply for the French Foreign Legion? ;)

@skyblond I've already put my NextCloud on pause on my notes from Obsidian because NC kept complaining about locked files since Obsidian writes way too often to those .md files. But other than that, I've not really had issues with Windows' built in copy. I do, however, always make sure to disconnect the USB devices via software first before I take them out.

@worldsendless In which language's that?

@elilla The yellow rattle sounds interesting. Does it harm other plants as well or are only the grasses affected?

@netkitty@cybre.space @netkitty@hackers.town Mmm, follow request is pending. I guess that site might've blocked us.

@johnabs Mmm, when we bought this pot of stain in the store we had a lot of choice in colors. It could be transparent, it could be semi-transparent, or it could even be opaque. They're all stains.

I went for a strong green that's a bit transparent so that you can still see some wood lines beneath.

We only have to apply it once and it's good, the store clerk said. So it's probably one of those all in ones. Screw sanding and buffing. ;) We already cleaned those old planks with high water pressure, that's good enough.

Decided to go paint my shed (there's still some unpainted bits left) despite that it's not that warm (20C) and not that bright (quite cloudy, makes it a slight bit hard to see). I have the energy now and nothing else to do, so why not?

Google Translate tells me that it is 'staining' the shed.. but that sounds a bit weird to me. Dutch 'beitsen'. Not quite paint, but more a protective layer for outdoors wood stuff. With a bit of color in it in this case.

I do have to use the hand broom often to sweep away some spiderwebs, they do love my shed a bit too much.

@PawelK What's this about? I'm not understanding the references.

@Czarnobajewka @Pat Not disagreeing there.

@Pat Not disagreeing there. But it still wasn't quite what was said.

@barefootstache Well, that kinda depends. I'm more about the ... well why do girls have to wear pink frilly dresses and boys don't?

When little girls want to wear normal clothes, the choice is very limited. Almost always pink and all that stuff. Kinda as if little kids are already forced into certain roles.

And for little children, body types don't matter at all yet! At least until the age of puberty!

For adults, it should be normal to wear whatever, but of course adjusted for your body type, makes sense. That's just biological.

But the difference between dresses and pants is not biological but cultural.

Back then, men wore dresses/robes too, or even skirts. And it is only recently that it was acceptable for women to wear pants. The 1950's-60's was kinda a revolution in dress styles. But it kinda seems like we're regressing, online it looks like that women are only interested in makeup or something, or at least the influencers try to convince us of that. Wtf?

Annoys me a lot. Sorry for the semi-rant.

@Lyudmila Grump, I'm still sleepy. But buenos dias to you too!