“It’s your turn. Play the game, Wesley.”
This is the episode with the lamest video game, ever. Then again, I used to spend hours playing “Pong,” which was just two black lines and a floating dot. I also once spent all night playing “The Sims,” because I just couldn’t let those dumb fake people starve to death while looking at an empty refrigerator. Games can be lots of fun, but users beware.
“My parrot is a squeaky toy” [via Facebook]
This is the only thing you need to teach a bird
this cured my depression
Hey, this post may contain sexually explicit content, so we’ve hidden it from public view.
This is an experiment to see if there really are as few of us as people think.You can also use this to freak out your followers who think you’re 25 or something. Yay!
With LiveJournal being moved exclusively to Russian servers and the new terms of service that come with that, people in fandom spaces might want to consider backing up their LiveJournal to prevent LJ from coming through and deleting all their content. I know this is a concern among shippers - especially those who create fanworks that deal with LGBT+ subjects.
dreamwidth.org (I’m not affiliated with them, I’ve just always backed my LJ up to them) provides a fairly simply way to import all your journal entries AND comments made on those entries. It doesn’t back up comments you made on other journals, but it is a good and relatively fast way to back up your information.
UPDATE: Tumblr User out-there-on-the-maroon pointed out that Dreamwidth only backs up comments if they’re made by somebody with a Dreamwidth account. It used to back up all back in the day :( :( :(
As such, I’ve been looking for an automated back-up function for comments as well as posts.
What I’ve found so far is https://www.blogbooker.com/ This site will give you 6 months of your journal + comments in Word Form, or 1 year in a PDF. I just tested this, and it works. You have to pay for high quality pictures or larger time frames though.
Secondly, LJarchive is a program that would run through your entire journal and export comments alongside posts into an xml file that could be uploaded to sites like WordPress. Unfortunately, there is a bug in the program right now. I’ve sent a message to somebody who said they fixed the source code in 2015 to see if they still have the fix. I’ll report back if I hear from them.
Steps:
1. Go to dreamwidth.org and create an account. You can log in with Open ID, or hover over the Create option on their tool bar and select the “Create Account” option. Follow the instructions from there to create and confirm your account.
BTW, just a quick administrivial note:
I doubt that many people have been following my LJ account (dduane.livejournal.com) – it hasn’t been getting much use of late. But along with many other people who find the new ToS something they refuse to live with, I’m migrating all the posts and entries from that account to a new one at Dreamwidth (it’ll be dianeduane.dreamwidth.org when the migration completes).
Once the migration is done, I’ll be deleting all the content in that account except for a message letting people know where the content’s gone.
Thanks, folks…
So I thought, and instantly headcanoned, about Parmak reading to Garak when he’s trouble falling asleep (actually at first I thought about Parmak recording books so that Garak could always listen to him when he was on the off-Cardassia missions, maybe I’ll draw that later too)
Love this art ❤
I think there’s a way to make files smaller in this program without losing crispness, but I have not yet discovered it. regardless, a Jadzia flagrantly ignoring the point of that safety railing she’s about to hop onto.
because julian 100% had a crop top & skirt version of his dumb racquetball outfit
Things that are amusing: googling ‘tinsnip’ with google image gets you five lines of tools and one (1) unexpected human/cardassian makeout session.
deepintheshadyglen
Information for Gyakuten Kenji (Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth) from Tokyo Game Show 2008.
Nintendo Power
Issue 236, Page 50
