#Process (computing)

[pippynsworld]

Happy New Years friends!

[townofcrosshollow]

Shocked how many people think you can just turn on a computer and leave it on for weeks or months or years and never turn it off and it'll be fine. Computers need their sleep, and sleep mode does not count

[damianito]

Gorgus dangerous woman ♡

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[abstractfrog]

Happy 1 year anniversary to Mr Sherlock Holmes! Here's a litttleee celebratory comic from me

[the-mang0tree]

oughhhhh i put them all together with duck tape and autism

[eightiesfan]

Sony Produce 200 (1988)

[gwinver-art]

:'>

[girl-processing-unit]

She sticks it in and I play the Windows usb connection jingle

[paintedcrows]

chat which of these is a funnier way for Bill to read fanfiction

[marbirds]

sun + dreams - lines only versions of my last three drawings

[taxinealkaloids]

while i'm clearing out my miscellaneous art files, here's babs' corpse w/ ianthe in the driver's seat

[solradguy]

Guilty Gear Strive: Dual Rulers, episode 2.

[rabbitlantern]

If you could also add your age range in the tags that would be helpful (no other personal info plz). I’m using the results to help bulk up a research page I need for a uni art project (the brief sucks but it must be done)

[chibishortdeath]

Aaaaaaa I keep forgetting to take pictures of anything AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Silly Ratchet doodle rq while I take several hundred photos :3 (my onedrive or whatever it’s called hates me)

[meowquill]

they are solmates

[katriesque]

Some interesting bits from Nico's interview on the All-In Podcast, talking about what traits indicate potential to be a good F1 driver:

I think there are a couple of things that would satisfy that, and one is your speed of processing. Because in a racecar, you're going at 220 mile an hour, and you have so many inputs flying at you. And not only visual, also sensual, yeah, everything, and also sound with the engine and everything. And you have to process that so rapidly. How did you train for that? I even had a computer program, which I developed just for myself actually, where I would have all these different inputs: so audio, touch, tactile—I had like a thing around here—and even then visual on the computer. And I would be catching these inputs, like trying to break my record, and the faster I would go, the faster the program would go. So I was trying to develop these kind of things to train my brain to move faster and react quicker. So reaction time is the key skillset of a driver? It's one of the ones. Is there also also being courageous and like something with your amygdala, where you don't have fear? There's that, certainly, yeah. Although I would say that I am actually someone who is quite fearful. Um, and but when you're in it you kind of get used to things, and you start to feel quite safe in the car nowadays. Because I'm not a crazy adrenaline junkie, unlike most other drivers actually out there. Like someone like— Are they? You find that they are adrenaline junkies? Yeah. Like, someone like Verstappen is fearless. Like completely. Or even Hamilton. They're proper...quite nutcases.