it's a nock life @norikawa@efdn.club

i made a diagram to explain ffxiv classes/jobs:

oh ok

I about had a heart attack when I saw this email title

(It's actually about NSA recruiting online)

oh god

what the absolute Fuck is this account request?!?

PLEASE DO NOT SAY THESE WORDS OH GOD

WHAT!?!?!

oh NO

heres a (very rough) view of the whole storm for context

this little blip on the ENE side of the eyewall is particularly scary

likely represents winds in excess of 160mph

Ok wait but imagine Link wearing this outfit 👀👀👀👀👀

how could you hate these friends

ffxiv bards be like:

3blue1brown video made me go look up more group theory stuff and

i think i found something thatll change a lot of minds on fedi re: math

extends leggy

me?

cant believe yall posting about nine mens morris so much and yet no one bothered to post this:

This is a picture of a game of Nine Men's Morris

There are three stages to the game:

Stage 1: Each player takes turns placing one of their nine "men" onto the board. If a player makes a row of three pieces, they form what's known as a "mill", and that player can then remove any single piece of the opponent's. This pattern continues until all nine pieces have been exhausted from each player

Stage 2: Each player takes turns moving one of their men. They can move to any space connected to their current space by a line, and as before, if they form a mill they get to remove a piece from the other player. You can repeatedly form a mill, move one of the pieces, and then reform the same mill to remove pieces over and over again, so this stage is primarily about never letting your opponent form a mill at all. This pattern continues until one player is left with only 3 men

Stage 3: The player left with only three men can now "fly" their pieces, meaning they can move to any free space, not just connected ones. The game ends once one player only has 2 pieces left (as they no longer can form a mill, and thus can not remove enemy pieces), who is declared the loser, and the other player as the winner

what the fuck is this cone

i think 2020 failed the "how to hurricane" test by overcompensating

which is.... bad

Mateus