Captain Bara

@philpem@digipres.club @soatok@furry.engineer Furlingame (this weekend!) is offering HIV and STD testing Friday through Sunday. https://furlingame.com/

@ToasterTheFox@meow.social Ektar! 😍

@cantdoxthedrox I was in a somewhat similar bind once. I came up with lots of logical arguments on why I shouldn't contact her and broach the subject. I eventually weighed the cost vs. benefit. The cost was a little discomfort. The benefit ranged anywhere from a small pleasant date to a lifetime of happiness. In my case, it led to the happiest five years of my life. Sadly, we ultimately couldn't make it work past five years. I would never trade those five years for anything. We are still friends today. The cost is tiny compared to the potential benefit. This isn't a decision for the "logical" part of your brain. Its job is to find reasons why you shouldn't. When it comes to love, logic fails. Love isn't logical. It isn't supposed to be. Listen to your heart. It knows more than logic ever will. If you don't make a play for him, you will never know if you could have had him. You will never know what might have been.

@cantdoxthedrox Dang! I don't have the patience for that!

@LukaTheMouse@gamedev.lgbt I'm stunned that I only got 5 correct! :ms_embarrassed: You have a couple of errors: Question 4 In binomial nomenclature, the second word of the species name is not capitalized. Therefore, it should be "Rattus norvegicus", for example. Question 7 I refer you to the correct spelling of "refer".

@cantdoxthedrox @Stejf Of course not! He'd have the victim dig his own grave first.

@frummidge :ms_cat_crying:

@cantdoxthedrox This is amazing. Well done! You should title it "Fox Hunting". That's ambiguous. Does that mean it is a fox hunting? Or is he hunting foxes?

@avavsystems@mastodon.world @obsoletemediauk@mastodon.world I was under the impression that recording tape came out of Nazi Germany. It was one of the technologies we looted at the end of the war. Its fidelity was superior to the magnetic wire that had been used in the US and elsewhere. Was the 1945 German recording tape already a type of plastic? What problem did SoundMirror think they were solving by using a paper substrate?

@zoowar@mstdn.social @altomare@oldbytes.space @soviut@hachyderm.io In the computer lab back in 1980, I remember one of the techs there who would always smoke in the lab. Her supervisor told her it would damage the hard drives. She insisted that the drive's air filter would remove the smoke particles. Somehow she was allowed to continue smoking. I don't know if they had any drive failures.