I'm pretty sure Musk has been sucking Trump

Does it count as an animal crossing game if it's pay to win?

I don't think Ubisoft could make something like this without it being pay to win somehow

I haven't really ever thought to take action shots but I can next time I sit down to draw :D

Hilariously, trump wants to remove the law that says you can't hold platforms legally at fault for their users. Once that gets repealed, this is a genuine argument. (As far as I know... I'm not a lawyer but that's my interpretation)

All actions done by the moderators are public for everyone to view. If you're on the site itself you can find it by scrolling to the bottom of the page and clicking on Modlog. Each app is different though and some might not even have it so I can't help there.

I don't think people's #1 problem with Windows is that the icons are inconsistent sometimes.

Due to how handmade paper works in general... The amount of feathering varies wildly from page to page. From my testing (it's only been a few days so take it with a grain of salt) I've found it's best to use a nib size a little smaller than you actually want to use. That way if it feathers out it turns into the size you want to use.

You can actually make paper from pretty much any plant material but in this case it's just recycled junk mail that I turned into brand new sheets.

The process in summary:

Shred the paper/cut the paper into small pieces.

Let it soak for 24ish hours until the paper is sufficiently soft.

Blend/mash it into a pulp (I use a blender personally because it's faster)

Put the pulp into a vat

Use a mould and deckle (basically a wood frame with a mesh sheet over it) to sift up some of the pulp onto the sheet.

Drain the remaining water.

Transfer the pulp onto a piece of fabric

Give it time to dry

Boom paper!

Other notes:

What's listed above is the bare bones basic process but there's a lot you can do to improve things and make the paper come out even better. For example; after transferring the pulp to the fabric, I like to stack them up on top of each other and use weight to flatten them. It helps even them out and makes the end result a lot nicer overall.

On the other hand, everything above can also be done even cheaper and you'll still get a pretty good result. If you don't have a paper shredder, scissors work just fine, if you don't have scissors... Just tear it into small pieces.

The vat could easily be any tub you can find filled with water... And the mould and deckle can be made easily at home with 2 of the same picture frame and cheap mesh from a hardware store.

The whole process is extremely enjoyable and fun and also you're turning junk into a whole new thing! I also recycle my shipping boxes this way by turning the cardboard into a thicker cardboard paper that's really good for oils and pastels.

I also made the paper! I love making paper!

It makes my brain tickle just right.

@PugJesus@lemmy.world spends more time keeping the communities I moderate alive than I do. I appreciate it greatly and so it's an easy pick for the first nomination on this list.

If there was a point it wouldn't be in !lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world

JD Vance is from there :/

At this point I wouldn't be surprised

Notably, this is a joke.

While it isn't obvious from just the post itself, this message was sent in reply to someone else saying that it's stupid for any community run organizations/events to ban people for slurs and racism and such because free speech (classic).

This post is making fun of that person.

I think that's the joke. Similarly, points are only awarded based on a prisoners dilemma and slurs are allowed but only on a pick ban basis

It's titled FUCK YOUR LICENSE at the top so I'm guessing that it's called FUCK YOUR

Here is the exact warning that a user had to click through in order to get to where they got:

This link was included in the post but I realize that "source" was probably not the best label for it. Updated to make it more clear.

Musk and his love of memes just got appointed to a new government position at the Department Of Government Efficiency or D.O.G.E. for short.

I would argue that having to extremely overpay for the same thing every year is pretty accurate to how farming works. Especially with companies patenting seeds now.