Lord Guysbert de Fieri 

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"Typically nocturnal, the caracal is highly secretive and difficult to observe. It is territorial, and lives mainly alone or in pairs."

header source: https://widdershinscomic.com/wdshn/january-7th-2020

Translator's notekeikaku means plan
Websiteshttp://scribbles.clockworkcaracal.com
Pronounshe/they
Locationsore wa himitsu desu~
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 15, 2020
salmonJan 15, 2020
I have the sudden and deep desire to take part in a long-distance D&D sorta thing (why? who knows), so if any of you are DMs and want a flaky and inexperienced player, gimme a shout xD
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 13, 2020
very spooky handle 🎏Jan 13, 2020
Step 1: personal property
Step 2: private property
Step 3: no property only renting
Step 4: massive profit
Show threadLord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 13, 2020
Since HE'S part of the University of Milan, then he should be subject to the GDPR and all data belonging to anyone on my site should be, on request, deleted, I think, but I'm not sure if that works...
Show threadLord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 13, 2020
There must be some sort of scientific ethics board or something who can be appealed to in order to take action on our behalf but I don't have the faintest clue what it is. You can't just take people's publicly posted whatever and copy it into your dataset without *permission*! It's not released to the public domain, it's posted with explicit expectations of non-modification and attribution.
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 13, 2020
I don't actually know what the legal recourse for something like "the posts by the users of my site were copied and used in a scientific study without the knowledge or permission of myself or the people involved" because while their ethical position on the matter is CLEARLY FUCKING WRONG, I don't know about the *legal* position. I don't think I *actually* have the standing for a DMCA notice like that one person suggested. I don't have any legal resources.
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 12, 2020
r҉ustic cy͠be̸rpu̵nk🤠🤖Jan 12, 2020

Been saying this for years and now it's actually happening

Farmers are buying old tractors that they can actually repair instead of new ones which come with DRM lockdown malarkey

http://www.startribune.com/for-tech-weary-midwest-farmers-40-year-old-tractors-now-a-hot-commodity/566737082/

A John Deere built in the 70s is actually reparable by yourself, without a diagnostics computer or a ransom

Ironically, capitalism (which was supposed to drive innovation), is eating itself out of relevance

For tech-weary Midwest farmers, 40-year-old tractors now a hot commodity

Tractors built in 1980 or earlier cause bidding wars at auctions.

Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 12, 2020
the prince of danknessJan 11, 2020
@uncletrunks the evolution of games proves that programmers can adapt to weak hardware with cleverness, but they will react to powerful hardware with badly performing code
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 12, 2020
Harp Jan 12, 2020

this is absolutely how i'm heading to be when animal crossing releases y'all

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-kbFTirkyw

also why i'm thinking of naming my island Tybee (as like, reason number 3, after 'i remember happy family vacations there' and 'tybee is fun to say')

A Case of the Mondays- MBMBaM Kinetic Typography

YouTube
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 11, 2020
Dzuk (Commissions open!)Jan 11, 2020
anyway god bless instance admins and moderators, running community infrastructure for real-ass people instead of monetisable brandsonas. You are the MVPs, you are the future
Lord Guysbert de Fieri Jan 11, 2020
Oh heck it's cold today