geometryincarnate

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Hello! I am new to the fediverse so please reach out if I break any etiquette!
Is there any example of comprehensive blog posts or series of blog posts about like someone's playthrough through a video game?

I think its interesting how many artists start learning by imitating other art they like.

Most art resources recommend you start drawing from life.

Maybe life was the original inspiration.

All this to say I saw a woman reading "The Girl In The Train" the other day and I wish I had the skill to sketch her because taking a photo seemed too creepy

I saw a thing where you could grow onions by cutting it in half and putting it in a cup of water sk the roots are hydrated. I'm going to try it.

I'll report back in a week if I remember

I'm learning emacs and I ran a program that looped a message forever because I figured I could just ctrl + c in the emacs terminal. Either I couldn't or the program ruined everything forever...

I was trying it out in terminal mode (emacs -nw) so that mightve played a role??

Fuck it. Git for everything ever.

Git for code
Git for blender
Git for documents
Git for art
Git for notes

Version control everything ever...

I wanna set some #polygowgoals for this month:

1. I wanna start #linuxfromscratch
2. I wanna finish this one tutorial on modelling in #blender
3. I wanna start learning how to draw
4. I want to finish a book by the end of the month.

Tomorrow I'll make a spreadsheet to help me track these

You know you live in a tough neighborhood, when birds with an ankle monitor carry a knife.

Reflect Orbital wants to destroy the night sky to deliver "sunlight as a service". SpaceX wants to destroy Low Earth Orbit to launch one million "AI datacentres"

The only way to formally protest these two ideas is to file a comment with the US FCC, which is horribly complicated, but the American Astronomical Society has detailed instructions posted here: https://aas.org/posts/advocacy/2026/02/how-submit-comments-satellite-applications-fcc

Comments due March 6 for SpaceX and March 9 for Reflect Orbital. Write! Write! Write!

@benjohn @mattblaze The problem with "privileged knowledge" aka "security by obscurity" is that you have no way to verify that nobody else knows. Every idea can and will be thought again. So security by obscurity does not provide reliable security at all.