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Corybral Cortex
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Music, art, generic blabbering and more! Expect lots of variety. Currently doing a post per day for the year
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49 - Cat Feeding Schedule
If the cat had his way, I'd never not be feeding him. (Don't worry, he has other food available at all times upstairs, so he isn't starving.)
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48 - Programming
One year later: "Ooh, I forgot about this game! I should finish it some time! ...but I forget what everything does. Maybe I should just start over."
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47 - Canadian Conversation
I genuinely had a conversation like this in a liquor store a week or so ago. I don't know whether or not this is exclusive to Canada, but it is a very real stereotype
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46 - Main Sources of Stress Per Hour
This is, of course, excluding the days where I've prepared a comic in advance. There are also days where, from 10:00 on, the main source is either "updating laptop" or "Steemit being down"
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45 - Art Cycle
Every now and then, it goes backwards- I get an idea, but have no clue what style to draw it in. Sorry about the late upload! I'm in the process of shifting my schedule back, and Steemit seemed to be down
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44 - Bucket List
First item on my bucket list: come up with a better bucket list
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43 - Pocket Dial
Now I think about it, "I must have pocket dialed" is a great excuse for anything strange that people see on your phone.
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42: Code Words
It's always seemed strange to me- the code phrases used by spies in movies are almost as conspicuous as just saying the literal phrases.
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41 - Timezones
Looking at this graph, it seems strange that most of my online friends live in the UK. It helps that a lot of them stay up at least as late as I do.
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40 - Heightmaps II
For context, see this comic. Based on a true story. It's since occurred to me that Mt. Kilimanjaro is ~40km across, and the heightmap is only 18km, which may have caused the issues.
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39 - Lasagna
Mathematically, I can tell that either the line breaks somewhere after the midnight point, or there is a sudden decrease in the appeal of lasagna. I've never stayed up late enough to tell which it is.
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38 - Audiophiles
For the record, I don't consider myself an audiophile (I can't afford really high-end speakers and the like). That said, I do know that listening to music on my dollar-store earbuds is considerably less
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37 - Centrism
Or at least, that's what it should be. In practice, it's hard to get everyone who calls themself a centrist to actually consider all points, rather than agreeing with whatever other so-called centrists
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36 - Heightmaps
For the record: the site was terrain.party, and the dodgy government site with the satellite images had the wrong file format. I never did get those heightmaps.
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35 - Literal Meanings of Swears
If you think taking the S word literally is bad, try it with the F word. It can make some conversations almost unbearable.
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Day 172: Virtual Reality
Hi again everyone! Today, I'll be talking about VR, and what I think will happen with it in the future. So, it's worth pointing out that I've never actually tried virtual reality. Everything I say here
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34 - TV vs YouTube
There's a big gap between the overproduced content on TV and the underproduced content on YouTube, from what I've seen. And interestingly, the YouTube side is at least as well researched as the TV side.
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Day 170: Dimensions
Hi again everyone! Today, I'm gonna do a multimedia post (by which I mean a blog with a few diagrams). Essentially, I'll be addressing the common trope of "traveling to another dimension", and
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33 - Habitable Land
It should go without saying that everything here is approximate, and specifically based on my personal knowledge and weather tolerance. Which is a shame, because part of me would love to run away to a
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32 - Martian Dust Storms
Don't worry, this is just a joke- the dust in my computer is organic, and the dust on Mars is inorganic. That's the only difference.
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