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Dripen Arn

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where all the "nah"s at?

i don't just want to see an favorite button after yeah-ing somehting i wanna see a NAH!

artists get to it

SNPtheCat

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In response to blip #127282

dba_afish said:
dang, your screen width really is small, I wasn't even getting that on 20k+ posts... try:

#image-resize-selector { font-size: 100%; width: 93%; height: 1.75rem; }
.post-score { padding:0 .25rem }

that's just about the best you can do without making it look weird or changing the font size of anything, only a handful of pixels saved but it might be enough. if it's not, lowering that font-size value should save a bit more.

Nice! It works even with most_liked. Yeah in these cases it's mostly about squeezing a couple of pixels from wherever possible.

dba afish

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In response to blip #127280

SNPtheCat said:
it does push the sample/fit/original button over to the next line when the score is above 99. Probably fixable by shrinking that button horizontally

dang, your screen width really is small, I wasn't even getting that on 20k+ posts... try:

#image-resize-selector { font-size: 100%; width: 93%; height: 1.75rem; }
.post-score { padding:0 .25rem }

that's just about the best you can do without making it look weird or changing the font size of anything, only a handful of pixels saved but it might be enough. if it's not, lowering that font-size value should save a bit more.

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    SNPtheCat

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    In response to blip #127279

    dba_afish said:
    aight, I updated it to also overwrite the star fav button.

    my garbage laptop died on me when I was working on that so I just stopped at the bigger button earlier. doing precise CSS stuff like this on mobile alone is pretty much impossible.

    Heck yeah! Update definitely works, though it does push the sample/fit/original button over to the next line when the score is above 99. Probably fixable by shrinking that button horizontally

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    dba afish

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    In response to blip #127277

    SNPtheCat said:
    So that the rest of us can... though in my case I probably wont be using it frequently. Also it only works when mobile mode is disabled :(

    aight, I updated it to also overwrite the star fav button.

    my garbage laptop died on me when I was working on that so I just stopped at the bigger button earlier. doing precise CSS stuff like this on mobile alone is pretty much impossible.

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    Grab-n-Stash

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    In response to blip #127267

    Kemonophonic said:
    Solid body electric basses have been around since the early 1950s.

    My instrument knowledge is only just surface level. Even then, I still have have my moments with things like this where I shouldn't be even fazed with some instruments being around given similar things made in the past. Only reason I know about some instruments is thanks to my time in band. Otherwise, I'm sure I would be about as uninformed as the next guy who never even touched or played an instrument.

    Grab-n-Stash

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    In response to blip #127264

    Kemonophonic said:
    I play electric bass. One of these to be exact.

    That is a lot smaller than I expected. I don't know why I was even slightly suprised by an electric bass existing if there's already been electric guitars around for years now.

    Kemonophonic said:
    I play both with a plectrum and with my fingers. It depends on what I'm playing.

    So that's what the actual name is. I had to search the name to be sure because I remember seeing another thing a guitar player used that looked like some plastic around the fingertips. Just looked it up, I was thinking of something called finger picks.

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    user 370094

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    In response to blip #127263

    Grab-n-Stash said:
    Had a few more questions for the bass. Is it the one that needs a stand because of its size or is it the cello I'm thinking of or both? Is it as heavy as it may look on first glance?

    I play electric bass. One of these to be exact.

    One last question about the guitar I didn't think of earlier. Did you ever use one of those picks (I'm not sure if that's what it's actually called or if it's a nickname for it) to avoid injuring your fingers when playing?

    I play both with a plectrum and with my fingers. It depends on what I'm playing.

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    Grab-n-Stash

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    In response to blip #127256

    Kemonophonic said:
    @Grab-n-Stash: I also play bass.

    Had a few more questions for the bass. Is it the one that needs a stand because of its size or is it the cello I'm thinking of or both? Is it as heavy as it may look on first glance? One last question about the guitar I didn't think of earlier. Did you ever use one of those picks (I'm not sure if that's what it's actually called or if it's a nickname for it) to avoid injuring your fingers when playing?

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    user 370094

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    In response to blip #127250

    Grab-n-Stash said:
    Would any of what you play in school be popular songs at the time?

    I played a lot of alternative rock. Whether or not it was popular at the time is up for debate.

    Is the guitar you play with from back then or a new one?

    My current (and only) guitar is a Maton MS500 which was purchased in 2008.

    If it's not when would the guitar need repairs or a replacement if the strings get worn down overtime?

    Changing strings is pretty easy if you know what you're doing.

    Is there a certain model of guitars you had that were more durable?

    My Japanese made 1998 Ibanez SC420.

    Do you ever need to retune often/occasionaly?

    Yes.

    Did you ever play/consider playing an electric guitar?

    I have owned both acoustic and electric guitars.

    Am I throwing too many questions at you all at once?

    No.

    Grab-n-Stash

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    In response to blip #127249

    Kemonophonic said:
    @Grab-n-Stash: I've been playing guitar since 1997. When I was in high school I did multiple performances in music class and school assembly. I wasn't part of the school band but I was in a few different bands with my friends.

    I've got a few questions about the guitar. Would any of what you play in school be popular songs at the time? Is the guitar you play with from back then or a new one? If it's not when would the guitar need repairs or a replacement if the strings get worn down overtime? Is there a certain model of guitars you had that were more durable? Do you ever need to retune often/occasionaly? Did you ever play/consider playing an electric guitar? Am I throwing too many questions at you all at once?

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    Grab-n-Stash

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    Since we've got a lot of music makers or people interested in music, I got a question for all of you. Have you ever played music in school like strings or brass for band or played an instrument during your time as a student but not directly involved with school? And if you have, is it an instrument you still play or something similar to it?

    For me, I only played two instruments during school for band a bit before middle school, a trombone and a trumpet the year after that. I never played in band after that and just went back to the usual schoolwork. I don't know if I was playing too hard or doing something wrong, but after a certain point with playing the instruments, my lips felt irritated. My skills were only around average, and I haven't played anything else since.

    Got another question for the people here. Was this side of the site always this interested with music or did it slowly shift overtime? There's usually two other people (not including me) talking about music.

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    Daleport996

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    In response to blip #127220

    I reinstalled Pop!_OS, because Linux Mint was being uncooperative with my hardware. Honestly, my experience with Pop!_OS was mostly fine. I only wrecked my whole partition because I was being a complete dumbass with the partitioning tool.

    Like, idk. Linux Mint is often regarded as the beginner friendly Linux OS, but whatever troubleshooting I tried to fix my Wi-FI and keyboard didn't work. Idk, maybe I'm just way dumber than even the most tech unsavvy noob in 1979. And those step by step tutorials can actually help people 1 IQ level higher than I am.

    EDIT: Shit, didn't mean to reply to whoever that was. Sorry!

    furballs dc

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    In response to blip #127234

    furballs_dc said:
    Put the drive back into old laptop. It's doing the check disk for for errors thing. Good so far.

    Also for the new laptop, finally disabled the blasted touch pad.

    Put the drive back into old laptop, still boots into Windows(though still no working mouse/kb), so promising. Don't know how I can recover the data yet, though.

    ='-'=

    furballs dc

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    Put the drive back into old laptop. It's doing the check disk for for errors thing. Good so far.

    Also for the new laptop, finally disabled the blasted touch pad.

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    furballs dc

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    In response to blip #127231

    furballs_dc said:
    Trying to recover data from my old laptop drive, but I can't access users/<user name>. It says admin permission is required. I clicked continue to permanently gain access to it, but the cursor just spins and doesn't seem to do anything. Connected with usb adapter.

    =>.<=

    Couldn't even use safely eject, so had to shut down.

    furballs dc

    Member

    Trying to recover data from my old laptop drive, but I can't access users/<user name>. It says admin permission is required. I clicked continue to permanently gain access to it, but the cursor just spins and doesn't seem to do anything. Connected with usb adapter.

    =>.<=

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    wickedFauna

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    In response to blip #127206

    prater said:
    Does anyone know the difference between a thorax and arthropod abdomen in insect anatomy?

    yes, in insects, the thorax is the second or middle segment, it connects the head and the abdomen. The abdomen is the last segment.

    anicebee

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    In response to blip #127221

    macsionnaigh said:
    I'm keeping thousands of works of some artists most of whose works were posted only on BBS.
    They have social media accounts but most of pieces they drawn are not there.
    My life will be gone before I give booru sites all of them.

    😔

    Seriously though, if you feel like you won't be able to tag and upload your collection in time, you should release a less ordered version for someone else to pick up on if possible.

    macsionnaigh

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    I'm keeping thousands of works of some artists most of whose works were posted only on BBS.
    They have social media accounts but most of pieces they drawn are not there.
    My life will be gone before I give booru sites all of them.

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    Notkastar

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    In response to blip #127200

    dba_afish said:
    I mean, tag projects are fun to me, I wouldn't be doing it if I didn't enjoy it. if I wasn't doing this while watching YouTube videos in the background I'd probably be doing something just as repetitive and boring, like RuneScape.

    but at the same time, yeah, I need to be a bit better at properly managing how much time I put into doing stuff.

    The key is to find a balance between the fun and the other stuff,
    which looks like you are already on the right track to doing! ◠‿╹)~★

    (Never underestimate the power of a good spooky series to listen to in the background~! ◠‿◠)

    Your hard but fun work is very much appreciated,
    You're doing a great job, Dood! ╹‿╹)