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[Elegy]

How do you ignore a user? Can't figure it out.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Go to your profile, and one of the options on the sidebar will be "Buddy/Ignore List". Then just add whomever you want notable/gone to the respective list.

[Elegy]

kk thanks

[MaximumZero]

Terra or something?

Beastboy?

Raven. I wanted to name her Starfire, but the wife wasn't going for that.

[Elegy]

It's impossible to watch Teen Titans without my mind immediately jumping to Gurren Lagann every time Starfire talks.

But I remember it being a pretty damn good show as tween.

[ToonyMan]

That voice actor plays all the princesses, all of them.

[Cthulhu]

I'm starting to get into Dorf Forts again, at least in an excitement for new releases way.  I'm still not going to play it yet, but I suddenly realized the implications of all this stuff, and the way it'll form storylines comparable to commercial games, all randomly, and the way you won't have to follow them. 

[Schilcote]

Just messed around with my Gmod server a bit, I now have an E2 function that makes things explode.

Went on ElectricOnslaught, made chip that explodes zombies. Fun was had.

EDIT:

I should have made a video of it actually, it was pretty damn awesome.

[Gunner-Chan]

Doop doop doop.



Doing awesome.

[ein]

Diggin' the tophat.
Anyway, after the film festival tomorrow, a couple of my friends are coming over.
That means pizza, and maybe some Reach.

[Enzo]

Raven. I wanted to name her Starfire, but the wife wasn't going for that.

Man, if I met someone named Starfire, I would be expecting some serious hippie parents. It's like calling your kid Jupiter Moonbeam or something.

That was an awesome show though.

[ein]

Set my computer to use Russian and Greek keyboards along with Japanese.
Russian keyboard is weird, but with practice I think I'll get used to it.
Greek is practically a carbon copy of the English Latin keyboard, but with a few minor differences, like ` being ½, and, of course, it types the Greek αλφαβετ.

Ы is confusing me.

[Blargityblarg]

Set my computer to use Russian and Greek keyboards along with Japanese.
Russian keyboard is weird, but with practice I think I'll get used to it.
Greek is practically a carbon copy of the English Latin keyboard, but with a few minor differences, like ` being ½, and, of course, it types the Greek αλφαβετ.

Ы is confusing me.

Oh god, that. I worked out that I think of letters as shapes and not sounds from that, 'cause any time I tried to type a rho, I hit p.

[Pandarsenic]

Ы is a vowel. Most of the use of it I've seen is in plurals (i.e. Часы, which is "The Hours" (means a watch or a clock). I'm still having trouble pronouncing it 'cause as far as I can tell it sounds like making a brief elephant seal noise.

If you set your keyboard to Russian, you either get the Phonetic Russian Keyboard (i.e. the keys are replaced based on similar sounds: "R" gives you Р, "U" gives you у, "S" gives you c, "L" gives you л, "N" gives you н, "I" gives you и,  "T" gives you τ, etc.) or the Russian Russian Keyboard (the keys are laid out as they are on keyboards in Russia).

Then the letters with no Russian equivalents get letters with no English equivalents, like "C" (Russian C makes the "s" sound like in "sass," K makes the "k" sound like in "cake") making Russian "Ч" (Ch, as in Chocolate or Chirp).

And the ones that don't fit in there (Ж / ж, the "zh" sound like in "treasure" just kinda go off to the side.

[Urist Imiknorris]

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