It’s in the works!
Slowly but surely: even if the month was really busy, I could commit time to do progress on episode 40. Maybe even more than in August. I did some work on the concept art (Pepper’s new outfit) and some pages went from just layout to fully penciled.
The layout of page 9 and 10 is still very only speechbubbles and doodles. I hope I’ll finish the penciling and start some inking in October.
I recently binged the whole series :)
Also Pepper & Carrot, which is fantastic on another level!
I think this is a callback to 28. The Correct Incantation:
Edit: And, of course, it’s a follow-up to last week’s 74. Drawing The Line:
I really can’t figure out what Zach intended for this to mean. Year is defined but never used: you’d expect something like books(year) instead of just books(). I have absolutely no idea what the function calls are supposed to represent.
According to legend, some people have what’s called “deferred gratification”, by which they drive pleasure out of knowing that they will get to eat the cake later.
I don’t get it either. I think it’s a myth.
Quit horsing around. You’re really putting the cart before the horse.
Edit: sorry, gotta go. I need to see a man about a horse.
Ain’t no two ways about it
Let’s say someone asks “did you check the thing?”
In Hebrew, you can reply: “לא, אבדוק” meaning “no, I’ll check”.
But if you drop the comma, it comes out as “לא אבדוק” meaning “I won’t check”.
The negation of the verb is done by adding לא (“no”, or “not”) before the verb.
I’ll give you a hint: it was painfully hard for me to resist capitalizing the “I”.
I wanted to write it in a way that actually would be misunderstood due to lack of punctuation, but it was too much of a cognitive load. In my native language it’s really easy: for example, the difference between “No, I’ll do it” and “I won’t do it” is just a comma. But in English it’s not that easy.
just to be safe i never use any punctuation at all that way there is no risk of any misunderstanding it has never caused me any problems
Commandline shell which isn’t in a terminal emulator. A nice GUI, and easy discoverability of useful features. It can do everything your traditional commandline shell can do, but it doesn’t live in the 70’s.
I started developing a prototype of this a few years back, but I just don’t have the self discipline to stick with it long enough.
Also, sometimes the machine’s inlet is not rated for hot water, only cold. As I said in my first comment, I guess it depends on the model.
But what if it’s too hot, as can be the case here?
Interesting. I actually wonder why we don’t have that here (Israel), since the majority of homes have sun-heated water. In the summer, the hot tap can reach scalding steaming temperatures (I’m not joking). It’s a shame to let all that free energy go to waste.
Though to be fair, I’ve lived in apartments where the cold tap is scalding hot in the summer too, because the pipe is exposed to the sun. In that case, the washer gets a free ride, whether it needs it or not!
That’s either totally wrong or depends on where you live (and the model you have). Where I’m from, that’s not a thing. Washers are connected to a cold water supply and heat the water themselves.
If you don’t think there is such a thing as radical atheism, you might be in a radically atheistic echo chamber. There absolutely is a way to take it too far. For example, thinking that all religions should be abolished forever.
Personally I am also an atheist bordering on radical :D
More than that: Judaism, Christianity and Islam all believe in the same god and the same creation story (more or less). Not to mention, different denominations within each religion (e.g. Catholic, Protestant for Christianity). It seems these shared beliefs don’t really contribute to any kind of peace.
It effectively runs:
books(); gardening(); family() books(); gardening(); family() books(); gardening(); family() books(); gardening(); family() books(); gardening(); family() books(); gardening(); family() ...it runs those 3 functions 88 times, there’s no hint as to what they do.