Hiddleston nation wake up, I need everyone to see this NOW
(credits to @/percysknight on twitter)
am I the only one who cringed way too hard at this??
Is this from the play?
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Hiddleston nation wake up, I need everyone to see this NOW
(credits to @/percysknight on twitter)
am I the only one who cringed way too hard at this??
Is this from the play?
Jerry Jemmott, Aretha Franklin & Duane Allman
The Mt. Olympus of late 60s soul/southern rock.
Everyone please say hello to Sock!
She is very small!!
"A Jewish woman of Gibraltar," John Frederick Lewis, 1835.
See you in a minute.
"Millefleur," a 78" x 68" wholecloth quilt by Jan Hutchinson of Newton, KS. Longarm quilted.
"Wholecloth" in this case means that she started with one piece of mottled teal fabric and all color and definition in the finished piece comes from thread quilted atop.
Seen at the Pacific International Quilt Festival yesterday
Stunning although I’m pretty sure a lot of the gorgeous flowers are appliquéd fabric not “quilting thread”.
Nope! You may be able to see the stitches making up the flowers if you click on the second picture and zoom in.
It would pretty much kill me.
It would kill me, I am on disability. This is a eugenics program in (thin) disguise.
World Infrastructure Map
by Peter Atwood
Meow 😡
Dexter is not happy!!!😾
So sweet to refer to his ‘other half’
I learned a new concept
Graceful degradation is the ability of a computer, machine, electronic system or network to maintain limited functionality even when a large portion of it has been destroyed or rendered inoperative. The purpose of graceful degradation is to prevent catastrophic failure. (Tech Target, first result on the search engine)
Literal opposite of planned obsolescence. I love you graceful degradation.
This is fascinating.
Need more
graceful degradation also allows for dismantling of the system as needed while reducing damage to impacted people animals ecosystems
cruelty is so easy. youre not special for choosing it
"The trouble is that we have a bad habit, encouraged by pedants and sophisticates, of considering happiness as something rather stupid. Only pain is intellectual, only evil interesting. This is the treason of the artist; a refusal to admit the banality of evil and the terrible boredom of pain."
-Ursula K. LeGuin, The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas