Soooo worth it thouhg ... WOW that is such a delightfully soft creature <3

Always loving your art, Max. It's comfy and sweet and all soft~<3

For reference, NOH ORWH (Office of Research on Women's Health) site at the start of january from web archive

Open it now and... orwh.od.nih.gov

Right now the only thing is seems to have is uh, menopause stuff plus a few blurbs here and there

We know how the history goes. What we don't know is how much time we have. The sooner we can make the EU a safer place for people that need and deserve safe shelter, the more lives can be saved.

Soft and pattable, would absolutely offer a few gentle ruffles for <3

Especially after all your great work in the field and public communication, ruffles are deserved :>

There is a price to perfection
And sometimes, our desires take us to ... Dark places.

*Looking at a chip-scale package*

Aahhh noooo
What - how did that happen, who decided to do that D:

Chise you're lovely and have given the world so much. If social media isn't good for your health, we understand stepping away from it :c

Get a nice hot chocci

Reject Async, return to IRQ-driven state machine

No, really - it does sometimes feel like, although a little harder to initially set up, timing or event/irq driven machinery is just... A bit nicer?
Or having lightweight threads ;-;

Still need to try Ruby's version of Async, tho. It looks nice :>

The "Pink Colada" they served at the HCC from the Eurofurence - think "Piña colada" but with Strawberry taste, whipped cream and, if you're lucky, some Haribo or similar candy on top... Maybe mini marshmallows...

It's scary, seeing what is happening in America. That's what this thread is about.

Because the memory of similar times in Germany are still being kept alive.

And I can feel the parallels of history, slowly and painfully drawn.
But we can learn from the past, too. How to rebel, support, fight, live

It's so easy to forget what happened. I wasn't there, I was born so, so far after it that you'd hope I wouldn't have to know.

But things like this make you remember. If you look for them it's scary how often you can find them in cities, on streets.

And remembering is incredibly important right now

These plaques were so-called "Stolpersteine", memorials for people taken under Hitler's regime.
They list the name, occupation, birth and ... death, or rather date of murder.

There's 100.000 of them all across Germany right now. Each one for a person.
Some of them still being remembered today.