Notices by loveydoe, page 4
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@loveydoe She took th kiwi in her teeth owt of my awn teeth, and a dolelayting gust from her noze crosst and payntid my fayss in faydid appl-hues, and I swor myself that until deth kaym, I wood seek her. She must hav seen my thots and weekness with her alikorn majik, for as she passt out of the tint, I herd her alto, soneruss chuckl. She sowndid lyke a muther, who frum ther had born my desyre.
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I smeld the perfum or sunscreen of that mer. In prowd stanss she interd my werktint and lookt at my wears, then graysed my taybl with a royl koyn (imblayznd with her own wite vissej). She sed a froot of th hyest kynd she wanted. I kood speek not, for heer stood th godiss I had cherishd frum afar for miny yeers. Had she a luvr? I snapt out of it and showed her th best kiwi in stok.
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This place is a little bit surreal tonight.
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#writing We've set a final, cleaner version of the list of story ideas here. Those who want to have First Dibs on using a good one should do that, although it wouldn't stop anypony from getting Second or Third Dibs: https://etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/r.b857054b501fa65d64fb07e6fee2c2b4
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@rarity I fawn after your avatar's source image. Rarity with an udder is a thing to be exalted.
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@metaltao I bet it looks like a wall of legal text. The story ideas start after the little paragraph about the public domain.
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!linguistics #spelling #orthography Some of you may like Cut Spelling, a proposal for trimming English spelling so that it is more phonetically consistent: http://www.spellingsociety.org/journals/books/books.php
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@mrmattimation ... Yes.
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Sumwere bitween rows of Uropean townhowses I walkt and saw th gras, th krakling watr of a kreek, th doors of shops opning, and th flapping graydient wings of th wetherponees. My werktent lew jest byond Goldn Harvist's gardns, and ther my dei wood hav begind, had I not stumbld into three skoolfilies with mischif on ther mynds.
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@mushi Ah. I look forward to it.
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@mushi Going to continue Belostomatidae Twilight?
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@metaltao Hi. I put myself in the banjo picture. http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/772656
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@mushi Oh, there it is.
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@mushi There is no ask button!
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@l1ghtsword I find that boiling code down to functions with few side-effects makes things cleaner. OOP is necessary sometimes, but in certain projects, like Synfig Studio, it is used too much. For example, there is a whole class for cosine, which mostly just contains code that runs cos, the actual function for cosine, but I think it was made into a class so that it can be grouped with similar functions into an array of Value Node functions. Places like that drive me away from OOP. But, holy wars have been fought over this very topic; OOP is a wonderful thing, especially to programmers who use it. I will stick with my functions and subroutines.
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@l1ghtsword I'm an imperative and functional fan, so I try my best to rid all classes and objects from code. We're opposites. :-)
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@thewaifutyphoon Very confusing! Thanks for all the help with this, guys.
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@northernnarwhal @mrmattimation @zeldatra Oh, that's right. Thanks. Sorry, zeldatra, my message wasn't for you.
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@zeldatra Pulling back what we were talking about a few weeks ago, here is an environment that mimics the OOP in other languages by using functions in Javascript, so that you can hopefully use better OOP with the canvas: https://www.gnu.org/software/easejs/
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!art The Encounter. Mechanical pencil and printer paper. http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/772556
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@l1ghtsword I will not explain it.
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@l1ghtsword A square dangling from the teeth, like is fashionable these days in such pictures.
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@northernnarwhal I mean, "there you have it", as in, "that's the end of that," in case my message was confusing.
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@northernnarwhal Well, there you have it. :-)
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@scoot Those of you who are artistic and good with image editors can find a way to make the picture lewd, I bet.
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!art Coloring-book style Rarity with banjo. http://rainbowdash.net/attachment/772550
