Maplesyrup, the squobit Pokémon! It is usually found around computers, and is skilled at improving them. But sometimes it looks for the elusive 'corrupt' MissingNo in order to study it! @squirrel
kigurumi with a flip-down "mask" portion and flip-out "paw" portions. The mask has a slot where you can put a tablet, connected to controls in the paws, so you can just flip the mask and paws down and watch videos through the speakers in the sides of the hood
Sudden image in my head: @squirrel growing up from a bitty maple to a full-grown squobit, and moving to a new chassis every so often like a hermit crab. And installing maplebot software in the old chassis, so there are half a dozen or a dozen Prime Maplebots that use Maple's old bodies instead of the custom maplebot chassis.
With data-gathering on Facebook and other social media in mind:
Memes:
* Your porn star name is the name of your first pet and the street you grew up on. * Can you remember your first-grade teacher's name?? * Tag yourself with the first concert you ever went to!
Website security questions: * What was the name of your first pet? * What street did you grow up on? * What was your first-grade teacher's name? * What was the first concert you went to?
On #Duolingo, High Valyrian - the Latin equivalent from "A Game of Thrones" - is fully developed, and Klingon is fully developed and in beta.
Meanwhile, Hindi and Indonesian - which together make up nearly 20% of the planet's native speakers - are still being developed (although they're in the 90%-complete range), and Arabic has only barely been started.
#mastoadmin heads up: gs.smuglo.li has a new Pleroma instance, pl.smuglo.li. If you've blocked the one you'll want to block the other; same shit, different back-end.
The phrase "you can't rewrite history" is really charming because of course you can! People do it all the time.
In much the same way that a finger pointing at the moon is not the moon, the story of past events is not the past events themselves - and that's what history is: the story of past events.
Conceptually tangling the events with the storytelling about them is dangerous, because while the events are objective, the stories we tell about them are absolutely not.