They multiply in two by dividing in half (2x=x/0.5 as 0.5=¹/₂ which is the inverse of two)
My idea: have it so every time the document is opened the names are randomly scrambled. I don't think this would work with PDF or on paper but it's a fun idea
Edit: While it wouldn't work decently on paper, this would work with E-Ink display, and instead have it change every few seconds while the paper is being read.
what is that? i use linux btw
i go to bed laying on my side, turn to slep on my stomach, then on my back, and once i'm actually asleep i look like this:
Furries 1 - Facebook 0
Mastodon/kbin: nerds, left-wingers and furries
Being a Mastodon user does not make me a nerd, left-winger furry.
I mean,
I am a left-winger furry nerd,
But not because I'm on Mastodon!
Appimages do not have repositories, unlike Flatpaks and Snaps. It's harder to install or update them since there isn't a package manager for the Appimages.
I don't know about Snaps, but Flatpaks are sandboxed, which basically means more security, since apps won't get access to your system without permission. It's kind of like Android where apps have to ask for permission to things like camera access, filesystem access, etc.
While I do use Appimages, they remind me of Windows and having to go to websites to download stuff.
Personally, I prefer just installing software with my distro's package manager and resort to Flatpaks or Appimages when it's not available in the repos.
I use Super+Return
no. stop it.
image: Duolingo lesson. Completed in 8 seconds, with 10xp and 100% accuracy. 'Practice complete!'
I just clicked 'I can't listen right now' and got a 'perfect', then it paused for a second and it just finished the lesson instantly.
image: a furry character on a yellow background. it is on a sort of action pose. the image has glitching effects, such as pixel sorting and jpeg compression.
made using krita
image: a digital painting of a furry character sitting in a dark grass field with hills on the background.
I was for whatever reason walking around somewhere in Japan and linguistics books about conlanging (language creation), started raining down from the sky.
Everyone was rushing to grab one in the dream. The books were very thick and had a colorful cover, similar to the picture but with colors other than red.
I've never been to Japan, nor have I read any linguistics book or studied linguistics. I have tried conlanging once though.
it'd be nice if it automatically scales the image to lower resolution and put a warning "this image will be downscaled to fit within filesize limits"
According to studies, scientists have recently discovered that the Sun is a planet! This was found out by the famous scientist Isaac Newton, who, after taking a nice look into the Sun, figured out that it was just a planet pretending to be a star out of jealousy.
they didn't say the book is dangerous, they said it's radioactive