This gullfriend got an itchy eye during the photo-shoot.

Took this photo in Park Frankendael in Amsterdam a few years ago - just learned about this community and thought it would fit 😁

And if so, anyone up for a quick meetup over a Tschunk?

cross-posted from: https://lemmynsfw.com/post/16867366

I wrote an app that makes it possible to have your Lemmy saved posts in a RSS feed. For example, if you're like me and save posts because you want to come to them later when you have the time.

How to do it?

Few simple steps:

• you must be logged in to lemmings.world instance
• you visit https://lemmings.world/rss/init
• the response will contain a JSON string which contains, among others, the unique URL of your RSS feed (looks like https://lemmings.world/rss/4e64935e0613f6e2e03cd420f71df14476e769b11704652921c1a7b2150f0888)
  • the URL can be accessed publicly, but the URL is completely random and cannot be guessed
  • that means no one will find out by accident, but if you post the link publicly anywhere, everyone has access
  • if the URL ever gets compromised and you'd like to remove it, send me a PM
  • by default you only get posts, but you can modify it by adding optional parameter include
    • it's a comma separated list that can contain posts and comments
    • ?include=posts - only posts (same as omitting the include parameter)
    • ?include=comments - only comments
    • ?include=posts,comments - include both comments and posts
• afterwards just put the URL in your favourite RSS client
• if you ever forget the URL, just visit https://lemmings.world/rss/init (while logged in), you can copy the URL again

If you're from another instance, you can either join lemmings.world or ask your admins to include the RSS app on their instance as well, it's open source and can be found at https://github.com/RikudouSage/LemmyPersonalRss

Only few more days to go!

I've deleted them all now but each post is posting three times - what information do you need from me to try to resolve this?

I love drawing fairies. This watercolor was inspired by silvermist from Disney fairies.

Source: https://cara.app/post/4c94f508-da75-4f18-b1d7-424b17e05cfe

cross-posted from: https://mstdn.games/users/OutofPrintArchive/statuses/113220225065740256

Review for Lemmings on Mega Drive.
Taken from Sega Force 13 - January 1993 (UK)

This issue can be downloaded here:
https://www.outofprintarchive.com/catalogue/segaforce.html

#retrogaming
#Sega
#megadrive

Posted this on the pics community a month ago. Maybe you guys appreciate it a bit more :)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ohaa.xyz/post/3859179

He was just chilling on the northwest German coast, way closer to humans than usual, so I had to take a pic :)

New camera in hand, we made a deal with some local gulls. We provide the chips if they pose for us so I can get some photos!

And didn't they oblige!

This fine gull is a Silver Gull (not a Herring Gull) from Australia, and you'll be pleased to know, the chip was caught!

Steve (the second) enjoys a biscuit but Katy can't muster the courage to have one.

Daily bunny no.2619 likes their tea to be fancy

Source: https://bsky.app/profile/willquinnart.bsky.social/post/3l4n46ck5iy2f

Spot was a gullfriend until he started banging on the window with his beak to demand treats at all times of the day and night. Now he doesn't get any more food.

We have a gullfriend called Steve who we made friends with ages ago. She disappeared for a few months, but then came back. We gave her some currants, she flew off, and then came back with this present for us. Nest making material of sticks and feathers. Thanks Steve!

Edit: Problem has been fixed and we're slowly catching up, in a few hours everything should be as usual.

We are having some technical issues with content federation, meaning most of the content from lemmy.world is not displayed on our instance.

I'm working on solving the issue, though it appears to be a tough one. For the time being, the experience for users of lemmy.world will be degraded.

cross-posted from: https://feddit.uk/post/17411277

2024 marks the 75th anniversary of the iconic board game Clue, one of Hasbro's most recognizable properties throughout its existence. From fun nights with friends and family to the big screen with the surprising 1985 hit starring Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, and Christopher Lloyd, among others, the tabletop deduction game has delighted with its simple yet effective cases, asking players to find the who, the what, and the where of a murder. Countless versions of the classic formula have been introduced throughout the years, including editions based on popular shows like Wednesday and Scooby-Doo. Now, The Op Games is bringing the Staten Island vampires into a whodunnit of their own with the new Clue: What We Do in the Shadows Edition and Collider can reveal an exclusive look at the game available now at major retailers.

Lest you fear that the vampire housemates and their familiar Guillermo are going to be killing each other in this edition, fret not, as the goal of the game is not to find the killer, but the hider. Laszlo's cursed 100% witch skin hat, a frequent target of Nick Kroll's Simon the Devious, has once again gone missing. With Simon not around, though, one of the housemates is responsible for stashing the hat away somewhere in the Vampire Residence, and it's up to players to figure out who hid it, where it's located, and with what object it's obscured. Nandor, Nadja, Laszlo, Colin Robinson, Guillermo, and The Guide are all potential suspects, while the board itself features locations from the show like the Fancy Room and the attic where Baron Afanas once stayed.

Everything from the board to the tokens, character movers, cards, and even the note sheets in the game is given a What We Do in the Shadows makeover, bringing the Vampire Residence to life as well as other iconic moments and locales from the series. The objects used to hide Laszlo's cursed hat are given grey and black etched pieces to place in each room and range from floorboards to the possessed Nadja doll. Intrigue cards also bring back memories from the show's five-season run thus far, with visits to the wellness club and invoking the classic "Bat!" granting players an advantage.