Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

I program stuff, play games, and dabble as a mad scientist and photographer. The Core Joined October 2011

Tweets

394
Followers

97
Following

136
Likes

873

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

4 years ago

@LumaLabsAI Any chance I could get a code for this? I have a collection of drone footage I'd like to try out!

0 0 0 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

4 years ago

@arkyfinity @GuildWars2 "I'm rich, you know!" - Lord Faren, behind a certain door inside a certain manor

0 0 0 0 0

View Details

@LDaratrazanoff @tommybayertime Some people here would actually be appalled if you put jam on their PB&J because a lot of Americans hate pulp and thus demand that it be jelly (pulp filtered). So one could argue that a true PB&J is strictly with jelly. Most people wouldn't know the difference though probably.

1 0 1 0 1

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

4 years ago

@LDaratrazanoff @tommybayertime In the US, Jelly is just another form of fruit preserve, only differing from jam by the fact that the pulp is filtered out so that it's clear and more jiggly. What you are referring to as "jelly" is a gelatin based dessert that we call "Jell-O" (brand name).

1 0 5 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

4 years ago

@PatStaresAt Literally any book Cory Doctorow has written.

0 0 0 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

5 years ago

@rosiejarvisart This is an extremely common issue in many areas, office environments especially. So much so that someone made a dedicated site explaining the issue: nohello.net/en/ I had it set as my status at my last job and the primary offenders eventually stopped.

0 0 0 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

5 years ago

@koplje @notpatchy Is that real?

0 0 0 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

5 years ago

@insaneppltweets Plot twist: it was actually just one dude with 16 characters dating all of hers.

0 0 0 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

5 years ago

@kittycasart Patchy's leaving? 😱

1 0 1 0 0

View Details

Rocks25 @RocksTwentyFive

5 years ago

@PodiTalk @pattysmelting @57th_Error Ackkkktually... They do respawn every year (in reality they work their way up from under ground, due to granular convection). Just cold climate things. Source: I grew up helping my dad clear the garden of rocks every spring... Secondary source: laidbackgardener.blog/2019/04/09/a-s…