Photo 1 Jun 33 notes melissakayz:


vampirekitten:

He’s fabulous. It helps that he’s nice to look at.

what.


Livin’ the dream

melissakayz:

vampirekitten:

He’s fabulous. It helps that he’s nice to look at.


what.

Livin’ the dream

Video 3 Mar 8 notes

barbellbabe:

So I decided to make a lil’ promo video for the weightlifting team I want to start in the fall. Enjoy :)

So pumped!

via BB..
Photo 21 Dec 2 notes Best. Girlfriend. Ever.
Photo 5 Dec 117 notes fartchan:


SKULL-SAN IS SO FUCKIN’ DREAMY

fartchan:

SKULL-SAN IS SO FUCKIN’ DREAMY

Link 11 Nov 14 notes vidir»

onethingwell:

vidir allows editing of the contents of a directory in a text editor.

A slightly eccentric way to remove or rename files, admittedly, but I quite like it.

This is super-useful. Back when I used Emacs, I’d use `dired-mode`’s ability to edit directories when I need to do some fancy renaming stuff, but now that I’m using Vim, this is a life-saver.

Photo 6 Nov 15 notes deadliftdork:

HELLO EVERYBODY
I AM MADE OF MAGIC
I AM A TINY, TINY MAGIC MAN

deadliftdork:

HELLO EVERYBODY

I AM MADE OF MAGIC

I AM A TINY, TINY MAGIC MAN

(Source: galgardner)

Photo 24 Oct 6 notes dhotson:

Nethack: The Greatest Game You Will Ever Play
via Antipodean.
Text 12 Oct 1 note Quality vs Quantity

A thought experiment: Assume that we have some metric of human quality — whatever you desire, be it IQ, kindness, creativity, or some more nebulous construction of what you think makes people “good”. If there was some method which would kill off half of humanity, but double this quantity value in all of the survivors, would it be worth it? What if it were 30% dead and the survivor quality sextupled? Is there any point were this tradeoff starts becoming worth it/not worth it?

(Personally, I’d be okay with 99% gone for epsilon increase, but that’s probably just the exhausted frustration talking).

Video 11 Oct 108 notes

lonelysandwich:

Small Demons “Welcome to the Storyverse”

This was a fun one to make and to be a part of, and it all starts with a really powerful idea—that there’s value in connecting the details in all the stories in all the books in the world. Say you’re reading High Fidelity and want to listen to every piece of music. And some of those songs are mentioned in other stories, too. Small Demons. Not bad, right?

A million thanks to the Small Demons team (great people) and everyone who helped make this.

Credits

Wow, this is amazing! We are totally living in the future, you guys.

(Source: sandwichvideo)

Photo 4 Oct 8 notes fuckyeahnerdpr0n:

EPIC MASHUP!…and the internet did not explode? WTF…will try harder

fuckyeahnerdpr0n:

EPIC MASHUP!…and the internet did not explode? WTF…will try harder


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