I'm a noodle dragon shape. Wiggling is by instinct, almost involuntary. With bad joints, I cannot remain still OR wiggle too much.

It's,, tricky. Motion is the lotion, but this time, only in moderation.

I know that the 2 hardest problems in Computer Science are naming things, cache invalidation, and off-by-one errors, but if I could add a third, it would be organization/answering the question "where do I put this?".

Now that I've added git repos for my software projects, I'm thinking about all the other things that could benefit from version control. Website? Sure. Stories? Maybe?

Should individual stories get their own repo, or should I have one repo for all of them?

My other notes and documents? Maybe? Should everything have version control, or is that going way too far?

oh god oh jesus oh fuck this meme is now old enough to legally drink in the us of a I did not need to know this information this early in the goddamn morning :dragnmelting:

Idk what I am doing halp

Welp. Caught another brick of responsibility. I asked the lead of my stream team on Twitch to not use AI-generated graphics for an upcoming event if possible, and one thing led to another and I guess now i'm making the graphics? :drgn_shocked:

You know the classic plot of a knight saving the princess from a dragon. But what if the princess deliberately ran to the dragon to get away from her family's harsh expectations of marriage and having kids, knowing that the dragon is the only one who would accept her for who she is, and that the dragon is in fact more capable of caring for her and protecting her than her own family. And also the royal family and the knight happen to know this so they try to paint the dragon as the evil one to justify what they're doing.

#dragon

60.. hour.. week.. because.. stupid.. slop.. hiring.. deadline.. it.. is.. finally.. OVER!!!!!!!!!

*SPLOOT*

It took roughly 52 minutes for Shannon McManus to read the two chapters that the story of the two Jerboas consisted of. My reading could be its own stream, or I could plan for a second component to the Halloween stream.

In any case, I shall be reading from my beautiful hardcover copy of The Dangerous Gift, so that one may hear the pages turn.

I played around with Forgejo a bit, and added it as a remote for some repositories, and set up ssh authentication. I like it so far. It's definitely more than I need for my projects right now, but it does a lot of useful things.

https://www.twitch.tv/kessedrian Return to Dergheim! Back to stompins through the swampins!

I got a self-hosted Forgejo instance set up. That was surprisingly easy!

This dragon thinks of enormous, dungeon-like indoor play structures for creature enrichment. Seemingly no end to the tubes, slides, weird spinny things, random kinetic accessories, and of *course* the ball pit.

Random as a sumo wrestler

The dragon with large tail and thighs that hipchecks and tailchecks you so hard you careen through multiple universes while smashing through each's boundary in dramatic anime wall crash style.

Then you loop back right to the dragon for large dragon snugs.

i lomve dragons dagons dramgoms dermgs dergs

Having fun with TIC 80

#tic80

I think of Dragons in Love regularly. It is one of the most important statues that I have ever seen.

I feel like I can't be the *only* one who goes out of my way to do this when I play Majora's Mask.

#Zelda #TheLegendOfZelda #MajorasMask #TheLegendOfZeldaMajorasMask

Hyyyyyyyyyype :dragnhappy: