It’s buried in advanced settings. Preferences>Settings>I am an advanced user, then when you open the ublock panel on a website, you can disable 3rd party frames and scripts. As Oberon said, adding ‘accounts.google.com/gsi/client’ to My filters blocks google specifically.
Twine is a tool for writing nonlinear, choose-your-own-adventure type stories. Outputs to html, so it super-portable. It might fit your needs, depending upon what you had in mind for game play outside the dialog. Still might be useful for story-boarding, and mapping out the narrative.
I got a lot out of Saundra Yancy McGuire’s books “teach students how to learn” and “teach yourself how to learn”. If your library has them, that might be the way to go. Not sure they’re meaty enough to justify a purchase.
But that said, her illustration of Bloom’s taxonomy using the story of Goldilocks could provide a week’s-worth of lessons.
More or less. The cryptpad docs for forms (and suggested use-cases) are outlined here.
If you’re looking to sell not trade, then the ‘aceo’ or ‘art cards, editions or originals’ community might be what you’re after.
These are really lovely! Are you interested in trading? There are active ‘artist trading csrd’ communities focused on exchanging microart trading cards (e.g Flittermouse). Or some [https://freelittleartgalleries.art/](http://www.free.com/ little art galleries) run similar exchanges.
The old Alan Rickman movie Truly madly deeply is great. Definitely not tacky. Probably wholesome? I definitely felt more happy than sad when credits rolled, and better for having watched it.
I am not your negro is incredible. Not a film, but Ta-Nehesi Coates Between the world and me carries on James Baldwin’s legacy.
You could try asking here. What’s on your mind?
Yeah, second time through helps a lot. Some useful advice I got was: read the whole exam through once, start with the questions you know you’ll ace. Triage the tougher questions to maximize the part-marks. If you make a mistake, don’t erase, just cross it out; you might need it later and it might not be wrong. When you’re finished, sit with exam until the time is up; it’s best not to leave early, in case you’re struck by inspiration.
Good luck next time!
That is super-cute!
A great one is public game night, pokemon or yu gi oh if that’s your interest, but there is typically lots of choice (magic, one piece, warhammer, lorcana, beyblade, …). Depending on the size of your town, there is probably a comic/card/board game shop nearby with a listing of game nights. They are usually a super friendly bunch, used to welcoming new faces.
Mulberry, Paisley, and Station One according to CBC.
Democracy on Locke, owner is Chris Mindorff. Also owns Mulberry, Paisley, and Station One.
Deb Perelman’s blog is incredible. She’s a delight, and any recipe I’ve tried has been a hit.
Planes, trains, and automobiles is a classic. John Candy is so adorable.
I really like sambar. It’s lentil-based. Super easy if you have a pressure cooker/instapot.
Does your school offer a coop program (e.g. Canada, US)? That can be a great way to transition into a job after your degree and give you a sense of what the actual work is like in your field.
Take a look at the required courses for a CS degree. Depending upon the school, they can skew towards the theoretical side. You might find computer or software engineering is more attractive. Or, with your art background, architectural engineering might be something to consider.
I think Mega Man 2 (1988, NES) is marvelous, and still holds up. If you’re interested in arcade emulation (eg Mame), NewZealand Story is fantastic (also 1988). Good graphics for the time, great music, and cute character design.
It is pretty tough to follow the derivation, but the vee in the first term of eq 22 (friction force integral) is the plate velocity (see eq 5). Is that the ‘in terms of velocity’ you had in mind?