/comfy/ - A place to relax

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>>17261
>>17262
This is berry important to post.

>>17198
OK that's a funny idea. I keep it in mind ;)

>>17287
Lol. So this is the famous 'Dog & Pony Show' they told me about?  :D

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>>16922
>>16923
Well, I should have put in a bit of effort searching before replying.  The artist who made these is Cermrnl or Wasu/わす.
https://www.cermrnl.com/
https://xcancel.com/Cermrnl

They also have a YouTube Chanel. 
https://www.youtube.com/@Cermrnl
or https://inv.nadeko.net/channel/UCJnitYGnGNOkVNvHmjGE-gw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7t-yz7AZNrI
or https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=7t-yz7AZNrI

There are also books and patterns for these.

>>16923
>>16926
Thank you! So cute.  :3

>>17016
That was debunked b/c further studies revealed that chemical was more common than once thought.

The hydric acid crisis is very real though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epstein-barr

I've sometimes questioned the /comfy/ of this thread. This post is a great example of why : >>17280

>>16883
In asian countries this is called Buddha's hands and is named after/confused with a particular variety of citrus.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddha's_hand

>>17281
what's wrong with it?

>>17033
Live long and prosper.

>>17033
'_'7

>>17034
>>17039
thanks frens. i survived and the toilet didn't get exploded. i'm going to put some effort in and cook from scratch this week. the weather is warming up now and i plan on grilling outdoors, making too much of something or other so that there will be plenty of left overs and i can take a break from cuup noodle shortcuts

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I felt like frying something. This was a pork steak with a multilayer coating. First was semolina flour (wich was the only kind I had on hand) seasoned with salt and pepper, second was an egg wash, and third was a mixture of yellow corn meal, semolina flour, salt, and pepper.  I pan fried it until it was crispy and the meat turned out with a nice medium doneness. Tonkatsu sauce was added on top and I ate some sauerkraut and slices of raw chayote with the meat.
>>17072
>i survived and the toilet didn't get exploded.
おめでとう
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hf1DkBQRQj4

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>>16882
>>16887
I've grown these before. You can get one from the store if the seed is still alive and it'll grow right out of the "mouth" of the fruit like a tongue and take root. They're strange and wonderful plants. Some of the kinds of chayote have spines all over the fruit

Good morning. I'm sipping some English Breakfast and trying to figure out if today will be productive or lazy.

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>>17258
Good morning anon, perhaps a steady day.
Either way hope it goes well and enjoy your tea.

And good morning anons, I hope eberryone has a great day.

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Good morning anons!

Good morning. Condensed sweet milk in coffee today.

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>>17278
Enjoy anon, hope you have a great day.

>>10806
Agreed. I knew i was going to install Chicago95 before switching to Mint. But when I saw the UI of Mint Xfce, I couldn't decide for a while.

I recently went back to it, it really is. Works a lot better than it used to, too.

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>>10286
this is really well done, the windows wrapping around the bar as well.
i guess i should try fvwm, also to all you people that desire retro aesthetics, old kde versions, windowmaker, fvwm, twm etc are also worth investigating

>>10554
holy comfy
what are you using

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reviving this i hope

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Thanks anons

>>16904
>I wood suggest you reflect on whether this stifling comes from the unknown or a unprocessed emotion narrow down the contextualization.
I will be mindful of that. Things habben so quickly somedays it is easy to miss out on them.

>>16899
Where is that picture from?

>>16897
Which one?

>>16925
>Where is that picture from?
If you are talking about the subject, it is Anri from Dark Souls 3. Here, Anri is telling the ghost or spirit of his or her (Anri is always the opposite sex of the player) friend, Horace, and some orphan children they grew up with of the success of their lifelong, or perhaps deathlong, mission. Which wood be slaying Aldrich, the corrupt leader of a church who feasted on the flesh of the orphans and many others. Anri and Horace were the only children who escaped. Eventually, Aldrich ate so many people he bloated and ruptured into a mass of slime and rotting remains that the player can help Anri kill.  The art here is not a scene from the game, but the dialog of Anri speaking toward his or her dead companion is. It's a habby picture of a moment of peace for a character who has faced little but suffering. I'm aware that this explanation is 0% /comfy/ and I'm sorry.

As to the artist, I don't member getting it at all, but reverse searching leads me here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/darksouls3/comments/1p667ms/aldrich_has_been_slain_anri_horace_and_the_rest/ 
I wood strongly suggest looking no further into the artis

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>>16928
> I'm aware that this explanation is 0% /comfy/ and I'm sorry.
A tale of heroic sacrifice and virtue. It is comfy without a doubt. We
must honor our past to be our comfiest.

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its all falling apart, the threading on one of the hinges of my craptop has sheared off, now whenever i open the lid the case threatens to pop off, worse still one of the batteries has come loss, so its operating with an effective 35% after estimated capacitence loss, and if the base isnt supported just right the other battery disconnects turning off the craptop, and virtualbox is eating an entire cpu core dramatically increasing the power draw to about 22000 mW and seriously heating up the cpu, thermal zones sit at about 95-97c when its running and about 54-58c otherwise

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>>17237
I'm sorry to hear about your troubles.
I'd suggest for the time being is keep the charging cable plugged in to maintain stable power supply; while temporary it should hopefully keep you going till another alternate is available.
Going into a repair shop and asking for a quote is a easy way to get an idea on what needs to be done and cost, it'll sound expensive but that's labour on the shops end most part.
A good cooling pad wood also help, good luck anon.

He who blames others has a long way to go on his journey.
He who blames himself is halfway there.
He who blames no one has arrived.

The Ecchoing Green, by William Blake

The sun does arise,
And make habby the skies.
The merry bells ring
To welcome the Spring.
The sky-lark and thrush,
The birds of the bush,
Sing louder around,
To the bells’ cheerful sound. 
While our sports shall be seen
On the Ecchoing Green.
 
Old John, with white hair 
Does laugh away care,

From Act I: Morning of Pippa Passes by Robert Browning.

The year's at the spring
And day's at the morn;
Morning's at seven;
The hill-side's dew-pearled;
The lark's on the wing;
The snail's on the thorn:
God's in his heaven—
All's right with the world!

>>17069
Good one anon. Just discovered Robert Browning.

I liked this one too:

Oh, good gigantic smile o’ the brown old earth,
This autumn morning! How he sets his bones
To bask i’ the sun, and thrusts out knees and feet
For the ripple to run over in its mirth;
Listening the while, where on the heap of stones
The white breast of the sea-lark twitters sweet.

That is the doctrine, shrimple, ancient, true;
Such is life’s trial, as old earth smiles and knows.
If you loved only what were worth your love,

Often the best in us springs from the worst in us.

By André Gide