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some weirdo over there | mediocre haskell programmer | amateur "linguist" | frugiferous/nuciferous plant enthusiast | terrible pun-maker | some other things | 狂死香が推し | 🇪🇭🇵🇸🇦🇲🇱🇧🇺🇦 https://github.com/anteproperispomenon

Fate/Grand Order : Taira-no-Kagekiyo "Go on! Wield me until I break!"
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Zenless Zone Zero: Playing as Promeia, Velina, and Yuzuha. There is a small red icon below Promeia's HP bar, indicating the Tanuki Wish status.
Zenless Zone Zero: Special Attack Description For Yuzuha Note that it does not describe the Tanuki Wish effect, even though it is the main reason to use this skill.
A solution to "Invisible Ink" from Opus Magnum. It only takes 62 cycles, but costs 2110G and takes up 266 units of space. The design takes advantage of the rotational symmetry of the puzzle, rotated around a central Glyph of Animismus. There are 44 arms/pistons in total.
A box containing a toilet with the following description: Toilette en céramique pour VR Translator's Note: VR in French means RV.
An Opus Magnum replay, showing the new puzzle "Surveying Magnet".
An IBM PCjr keyboard. Notably, there are gaps between rows of keys (since the letters are printed on the board itself, not the keys), and the arrow keys are arranged in a diamond. Photo by Jason Scott. See https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Living_Computer_Museum_IMG_0034_(9639456054)_(cropped).jpg
A Wood Duck (Aix sponsa) drake. Photo by Chuck Homler / FocusOnWildlife. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Wood_Duck_Wissahickon_Creek.png
A standard photo of a sunset, fading from blue higher up to orange at the horizon.
A phonebook in Thimbleweed Park, showing the names of some the backers of the game. You can call some of the people on the in-game telephone, and listen to a message they recorded for the game (only in one language, though). Of particular note is one 'David Assmann', whose name has a checkmark next to it (indicating the player has tried calling their number). Of course, his message is in German.
Osakabehime from FGO, but with a speech bubble implying she's saying the quoted post/tweet/skeet/whatever. ...Am I doing this right?
A screen from "Zak McKracken and the Alien Mindbenders" where he puts a stale baguette in the garbage disposal and turns it on.
Some cliff swallows flying around near their nests.
A baked raspberry meringue pie.
Two diagrams of Édouard-Montpetit station on top of Mont-Royal, Montreal. It is the station where the REM and the Montreal Metro Blue line intersect. The station is noteworthy, since the REM station is 72 metres below ground, making it the second deepest rail/metro/LRT station in North America. Even though the two lines intersect here, there are two different station buildings for the REM and the Metro. However, there is a small shaft directly connecting the REM platforms with the Metro station. It is unclear whether this is an elevator shaft, or just a work/ventilation/emergency shaft.
A trio of butternuts (Juglans cinerea) posed on a paper towel.
A steel twister coaster in OpenRCT2 (Roller Coaster Tycoon 2).
Lucky from King of the Hill driving a golf ball for the camera, and then immediately falling down in pain after the camera's off.
A bowl of pitted damson plum flesh
'Thanatos' from Hades drawn in wplace over Gatineau, Quebec.
A pixel drawing of Sanae Kochiya on wplace (wplace.live) over top of Mer Bleue in Southeast Rural Ottawa.
A theoretical schematic map of Ottawa O-Train Lines 2 and 4, with Line 4 extended through River Ward, Nepean, Bells Corners, before ending in Kanata North.
'Feels so Good' by Chuck Mangione, but transcribed to tablature for Shamisen. It was transcribed in Notepad, so it's pretty rough. The beats are marked by alternating -x-o at the bottom of the tabs.
A shagbark Hickory fruit, still on the tree. (Carya ovata)
A pair of green Japanese walnuts fruits (Juglans ailantifolia).
A small cross-section slice of a tree with an image of a horse burned into it. Below the horse is the phrase "The loneliest goat sees the last sunset last..." also burned into it.
A plumcots, a green-speckled red-skinned cross between a plum and an apricot. It is partially cut open, exposing the deep red flesh within.
A section of the Wikipedia page for Yosano Akiko, a Japanese nationalist poet. In her poem "Citizens of Japan, A Morning Song" published in June 1932, Yosano embraced Bushido as she praised a Japanese soldier for dying for the Emperor at the First Battle of Shanghai as she described how the soldier "scatters" his body when he is blown apart as a "human bomb". Yosano called the "scattered" body of the soldier "purer than a flower, giving life to a samurai's honor". Unlike the Kimi, Yosano called for Japanese women to "unify in loyalty" for the "cause of the Emperor's forces". The American scholar Steven Robson noted that unlike the Kimi, which like the rest of Yosano's early poetry was extremely innovative, Citizens of Japan is cliche-ridden as Yosano used well-known phrases like "a samurai's honor" taken straight from the ultra-nationalist press without developing a vocabulary of her own. Yosano ended her poem by praising Bushido, declaring that the "purest" act a Japanese man could perform was to die for the Emperor in battle and urged the Kwantung Army forward onward in the conquest of Manchuria "through suffering a hundredfold" to "smash the sissified dreams of compromise".
Kyoshika Magadori's logo/emblem from The Hundred Line. It is a stylised Cherry Blossom Emblem/Mon/Design, with another Cherry Blossom (with visible stamens) overtop and counterchanged.
A young Apricot (Prunus armeniaca) tree, trunk less than an inch in diameter, with a significant number of leaves growing.
A young beaked hazelnut "beak" (a green sphere surrounding the growing nut, with a tubular "beak" extending out to one side).
A green, unripe raspberry.
The same scene, but in the Japanese version. Kyoshika: 来てはならぬ！ここから…逃げっ… Roughly "literally": "You mustn't come! Run away... from here..."
The Hundred Line Scene: Kyoshika Magadori is holding her sword with a concerned look on her face. She says "Don't come any closer! Get away...!" Meanwhile Takumi Sumino looks on in shock.
Kyoshika Magadori from The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy. She is saying: "I wish to protect all who are seen as weaker. Whether they be young, elderly, male, female, animals, or even plants...
Yugamu Omokage from The Hundred Line.
Strong Mad standing amongst a bunch of cubes. "Cubeland" is written in the top left corner.
Tweet from papapishu.bsky.social, but with Yugamu Omokage and Darumi Amemiya from The Hundred Line added in. THERAPIST: you've started calling objectively awful things "insanely good" to protect yourself from how awful the world is ME: lol that owns In this case, Yugamu is supposed to be the therapist, looking concerned, while Darumi represents the author, with a huge shit-eating grin on her face with her fingers at the edges of her smile.
Shane Dawson's "I didn't fuck my cat" tweet but edited to be about swords and with a transparent Kyoshika Magadori blushing profusely in the foreground. The tweet: i didnt fuck my sword. i didnt cum on my sword. i didnt put my sword anywhere near my clit. Ive never done anything weird with my sword. I promised myself i wasnt going to make apology videos after last years thing so im just trying to be as short and honest with this as possible. (1/?)
A chipmunk facing away from the camera
A blank screen with audio of Loons calling.
Some kiwi (Actinidia Arguta) flower buds. So far, the buds are only green.
Some unripe red currants on a bush.
Some unripe haskaps growing on a bush.
The same screenshot as above, but in Japanese (Kyoshika Magadori from The Hundred Line) 希殿を縛る役目は拙者にお任せあれ！ わからず屋の希殿を亀甲縛りにしてくれるわ！ Roughly, "Leave tying up Nozomi to me! I'll put that stubborn Nozomi in some nice tortoise shell shibari!" ...not sure why she ended it with te-kureru, though.
A game of a Haskell-based clone of Absurdle played in the command line/ghci. The words guessed are: bumpy casic (not in word list) acrid vamps suave stake shant (not in word list) shaky stash slash smash swash (the answer)
A command-line/ghci session of running the Haskell function "createMatchIO" on various inputs. It basically runs a wordle check on one word against another. In addition to the usual colours in wordle, there are two additional ones: Blue, for when a letter is in the right spot, but has the wrong accent. and Red, for when a letter is in the wrong spot and has the wrong accent.
An animation of Boy's Surface, an immersion of the Real Projective Plane in three-dimensional space. Image taken from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Boy_Surface-animation-small.gif
Kyoshika Magadori from The Hundred Line, holding up the Holy Jumonji Sword as if listening to it. In place of a text box is the dril tweet: strongest blade in the world. howeve,r it is so fragile as to shatter when handled by any force other than the delicate touch of a lesbian .
Krusty the clown at a plastic surgeon, complaining that is face is identical to what it was before, while having no problem with the surgeon having given him breast augmentation surgery.
The old boundaries for Kanata-Carleton. It contains Kanata and Northwest Rural Ottawa.
The original boundaries of the riding of Carleton. It includes most of Southwest Rural Ottawa.
Nepean (the riding's) original boundaries: It includes most of Ottawa that's West of the Rideau River, but south of the old Ottawa Central Railway that goes from about Colonnade to Bells Corners. It also excludes Kanata South, but includes a lot of rural area between Kanata and Barrhaven.