Reference to Warhammer- there’s an aspect of the magic that, if you have enough people believing a thing, it makes it so.

Orks believe painting things red (like cars,) make them go faster.

pretty sure this is the Splinter from TMNT. (or at least, Casper is cosplaying as Spinter?)

Look, I know rules are rules, but look at that face. That purrmuffin would never ever claw another player.

(not unless they had it coming.)

I’d pay good money to see the cat unleashing chaos.

the rules don’t say cat’s can’t play!

There’s an app for that,

That sounds like a lovely night. Can I borrow your cat?

Druid cosplay is on point!

they had it coming, mom.

I don’t think there is one test.

“Images” is too broad of a concept. Like what that judge said… “I’ll know porn when I see it.”

Beyond that, as an is using an attractive woman to sell makeup gonna fail? What if it’s just a totally bland photo of a face, just an attractive one?

Depends on where everyone is in their life. An undergrad shouldn’t be dating someone graduated and in a stable working condition. Once your past a certain age, it becomes fairly useless as a question of appropriateness- with things like life experience, goals and present conditions being more important.

even then; it’s about maintaining a healthy balance of power in the relationship. if it’s a one night stand and everyone involved are consenting adults; that’s none of our business.

However, you should be able to use empirical science to debunk BS ideas and move things along that way.

And that’s what gets them breaking out the pitchforks and torches.

They’d probably burn you alive for Devil worship or something.

Hallmark, are you taking notes?

I wouldn’t be embarrassed. I’d be angry.

Even being set up isn’t a problem- doing so without bothering to ask first is.

Computer science, I wish to believe, still has doors awaiting exploration.

There was a time where you could grab a walking stick, a cloak, and a pack and go see things no other human has ever recorded seeing; and then that exploration was done and we needed boats or whatever vehicle to get there. Then the boats had to get bigger, and had to be powered by wind rather than oar, then we had to go down, into the depths of the oceans, or up into the vastness of space. We still haven’t explored all of the ocean, seen everything this world has to see.

with each new horizon, there is a new place to explore. a new richness to discover.

This is true, also, of computer science; and all sorts of other frontiers.

I’m not trying to disuade the OP or anyone else. Even if they’re never even close to successful; it’s their time to spend. if they enjoy the work; then by all means. It’s more of a warning… it’s not the kind of thing that’s going to be a weekend project. (“There be dragons,”)

sure. But it’s a task that usually takes entire teams of highly competent and experienced people. Computer science, software engineering. Database management, lots of math.

Like ext4 took contributions from several orgs and numerous individuals over the course of years to develop. if a single person can do it, it’s the work of a lifetime.

I mean, short answer is… yes…

But, eh, like. That’s a technicality. Chances are the task is something beyond typical individuals these days.

I doubt the dogs care,

You’re not supposed to lick them.