Bon aller je l’installe !

This looks really good, I wish I had that as a kid, the way medical corsets were made up until circa 2005 was plastering your body, letting it dry, and using some kind of skin safe chainsaw to retrieve the mold to then print the plastic one-piece device

Good job UK ! Now cancel Brexit and vote for the EU one !

Thanks, you too!

This

I’m not, actually you’ve just made me discover the region haha, I’m in France where it’s not really burning but still having crazy hot weather currently. I chose this username as a reference to a skill in the video game Disco Elysium. Hope you stay safe !!

Pour ma part j’avais environ 1 euro dans mon portefeuille Steam, donc je me suis pris https://store.steampowered.com/app/1804270/Swordship/ à 99 centimes !

Goodbye ee

J’ai le souvenir de l’avoir signée (et celle contre les thérapies de conversion) à son lancement, mais je retrouve plus le mail de confirmation, peut être que je pourrais signer une seconde fois >:)

Mon dieu s’il te plaît arrête d’éditer ton commentaire quand tu reçois une réponse haha, les conlangs c’est toujours intéressant, peu importe qui en est le précurseur (ce que Tolkien n’est pas)

Faut pas s’arrêter au titre, c’est très intéressant car ils expliquent leur inspiration notamment les phonèmes francophones pour le langage dans la série

Hourly minimum wage in France (after taxes) : 9,40€ 💀

Analogue slider feels so smart yet so natural and intuitive, really good design

Bienvenue ! Oui Apple aime bien réinventer la roue haha

Merci merci !

They’d rather release it on any platform but Linux lol

It’s just a weird thing to comment about since its been known and used as a mascot since like 2017

https://www.cohl.fr/lofi-girl-comment-lanimation-de-juan-pablo-machado-est-devenue-virale/

Somoguy [ChilledCow channel] launched a call for projects, which was won by a student from the Émile Cohl School, Juan Pablo Machado: “He wanted to reproduce the same studious action and style as Studio Ghibli,” he explained in an interview with ARTE (photo). “I took the images he had referenced in his call for projects and started drawing.” Rather than imagining a series of characters on paper, as he usually did, he began his creation directly on a graphics tablet and computer to save time: “I worked mostly at night, because I was at school during the day. I took all the elements I had around me at the time: the books you see on the desk, the lamp…”

He also imagined different backgrounds depending on the time of day: "In the very first image, I had a black background with rain. For the daytime version, I decided to set the character in the city where I studied, Lyon. I loved this city. I took a lot of images of the Croix-Rousse district from Google and designed my background from photo collages of buildings.

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It’s free to view if you sign up for an account on the site, and goes all the way back to 1991. A blog post announcing the additions from editor-in-chief Matt Miller said: “In the coming months, we plan to surface specific legacy articles we believe are worth exploring. In the meantime, enjoy this new level of free access to the rich history of gaming we’ve covered over the last 34 years.”