This seems like the right crowd to ask this question...what do you guys think about this? Do you think it's actually "safe" and private?
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r҉ustic cy͠be̸rpu̵nk🤠🤖Since people seemed to like my snow videos, I put together a few clips of my walk in the blizzard
Short stroll through a blizzard
Adam Curry [Texas]No Agenda Episode 997 - "Competitive Victimhood" http://l.curry.com/f1E
@plsburydoughboy Very cool. Thanks for sharing...going to go listen now.
plsburydoughboy (I/het/him)Stuff you can do instead of being angry at Logan Paul
You can donate to Chen Si, the man who's been saving suicides from China's equivalent of Aokigahara, Yangtze River Bridge http://angelofnanjing.com/donate-to-chen.html
The money will go to a community center where the suicide survivors live
Chen Si has had a documentary made about his life, but you can listen to NPR for a primer https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5765923
@blackle The nut house or the funny house?
Hayden Scott-Baron 👻For more than a year my lunch has been this unattractive but tasty green smoothie. Feel free to try my recipe!
hello🕺 that is all...carry on
Megan Phonesavanh✨#photoshop #clippingmasks work by making a bottom "parent" layer, and filling in the entire shape/area you want to paint in. After that, make a new layer above it, right click and hit "create clipping mask". The new "child" layer will only allow you to paint within the confines of the parent.
One parent can have unlimited children clipping mask layers.
In this example, I used it to paint ladybug's face, hair, etc, keeping it separated from her suit.
You can also attach clipping layers to an entire folder! I used it here to color over black lines. 🖌