CRUSTY MINGE posted:

It's been nearly a decade since I was last clean shaven.

Everyone should have a bushy Marx beard.

tokin opposition posted:

There's also sponsorblock if you're tired of hearing about Hello fresh et. al

HAIL eSATA-n posted:

i had a goonbeard until covid. now i have stubble under a mask

Gunshow Poophole posted:

same.

I still have the handle.

one of my weirdest memories is that when I went to college, a guy on my floor threw out his mach 3 cartridge after every shave.

that poo poo was like $1.50 apiece!! wtf!

Tias posted:

Late to the party, but is there any way to do this on an android phone? Asking for my pet chinchilla.

Inceltown posted:

I got about half way through that before realising it was 60 second docs not 60 second dogs. 0 stars, no dogs in video.

ekuNNN posted:

https://i.imgur.com/Njhahck.mp4

Dystopia because she's an influencer

feedmyleg posted:

There was definitely a dog in the video.

Risutora posted:

just needs to have blades spring out of the wrists whens she flexes her muscles to make it awesome cyberpunk instead

ekuNNN posted:

https://i.imgur.com/Njhahck.mp4

Dystopia because she's an influencer

Rutibex posted:

yeah if you have cyber hands why limit youself to human strength and range of motion. i'd want vice grip hands

DACK FAYDEN posted:

human strength is actually probably a pretty good default limit, you'd break stuff all the time accidentally without it, especially if you use these clamps at every opportunity

uber_stoat posted:

https://twitter.com/funwithstuff/status/1585850262656143360?s=20&t=6vS9l29_zU_bjQgb2rHJTw

https://web.archive.org/web/20101120053454/http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/49236 posted:

If you search the Web, you can find homemade colors and palettes for many graphics apps that refer back to the Pantone numbers. The holdup is that an application that packages or ships a color palette derived from the Pantone swatches runs the risk of legal action from Pantone.

Exactly what legal action Pantone would take is unclear, but its "About Us" Web page claims that "an unauthorized claim by third parties either as principals or agents, inferring that any referenced color or color system is the same as, or equivalent to, a color standard or color system of Pantone, may be a violation of Pantone's proprietary rights" -- without being specific. Is it patents? Copyrights? Trademarks?

It seems as if the company is being intentionally unclear; certainly by doing so, Pantone can wave a bigger, scarier legal club and chill a wider variety of competition. A Groklaw discussion raises the question of whether any of Pantone's patents apply to the color matching system itself. It is widely agreed that colors and numbers cannot be copyrighted or patented -- though perhaps Pantone would claim that its collection of color swatches as a whole constitutes a "database" which could be copyrighted, much like the phone book.

Certainly the simplest claim would be trademark misappropriation or dilution towards someone who produced a color palette marketed as compatible with Pantone's. This is what prevents open source products from including built-in Pantone color choosers.

DACK FAYDEN posted:

human strength is actually probably a pretty good default limit, you'd break stuff all the time accidentally without it, especially if you use these clamps at every opportunity

RPATDO_LAMD posted:

titanium cyber-bones that automatically release a tiny vial of acid to give themselves osteoporosis if you stop making monthly payments through the HealthyBonesPlus app

RPATDO_LAMD posted:

Colors are not copyrightable or patentable in any way. Nor are recipes, including recipes for how to produce specific colors out of ink. (That recipe thing is why most recipe sites online have big blogs nobody reads about how their grandma used to serve this dish. The blog post is actually a copyrightable work although the recipe on its own is not.)

The actual swatch books themselves (which sell for about $200) are probably copyrighted, but that will cover the specific structure of the book and not the information within it.
They look like this:


Here's a blog post from 2005 about why GIMP doesn't support pantone colors:

It seems like the threat is mostly "we will drown you in legal fees over unspecified violations". Of course thanks to the wonderful US court system this means you will be out assloads of money whether you're right or wrong.

Facebook Aunt posted:

DACK FAYDEN posted:

human strength is actually probably a pretty good default limit, you'd break stuff all the time accidentally without it, especially if you use these clamps at every opportunity

dr_rat posted:

Was going to do a save as on that image to try, but yeah it only has shades.

So I guess not, no.