#Multiple Instances

[angarak-vo-mimbre-vo-wacun]

Individuals have also been apparently using sensory replacement on identities they formerly inhabited or supposedly inhabited on Earth

Multiple instances of the same identities have supposedly left Planet Earth

[thedbahub]

Optimizing MAXDOP and Cost Threshold for Parallelism in SQL Server with Multiple Instances

Introduction Hey there, fellow SQL Server enthusiasts! Today, I want to dive into a topic that can be a bit confusing, especially when dealing with servers running multiple SQL Server instances. We’ll explore how to handle MAXDOP (Maximum Degree of Parallelism) and Cost Threshold for Parallelism settings in such environments. By the end of this article, you’ll have a clearer understanding of…

[yardsards]

someone pointed out that milsiril sniffs the top of kabru's head like parents of newborns do with their babies, and i haven't been able to stop thinking abt it

like. ma'am. that is a wholeass preteen.

[anachronistic-falsehood]

it's so funny to me how qsmp fans who haven't watched dsmp will be like "but why is qwilbur important to qquackity like at all?? they've barely interacted and their ccs don't talk much" You Fool. these two are obsessed with roleplaying the most homerotic shit you have ever seen. you were not there in the tntduo trenches. Niki's birthday party. the Las Nevadas arc. the Wilburger Ranvan. Hitting on 16. you beautiful naive creature. ccquackity dropped everything to start stream and log onto purgatory just for the slightest possibility that it really was wilbur and he would be able to roleplay some weird gay shit. wilbur went into phil's donos to say "tell him being needy isn't attractive" knowing damn well quackity would see it and pretend to be bitter and sad about it. they are committed to the bit always and the bit is acting toxic and gay with each other, and that extends to every single character they have played and ever will play in close proximity with each other. of course qwilbur is important to qquackity because they need to act like a toxic divorced couple or they will die

[hannahvardit]

Redrawing a plastic man panel for funsies and also to reacquaint myself with csp/perspective rulers/PERSPECTIVE IN GENERAL in preparation for the giant graphic novel that looms ahead of me. Did I go overboard with detail even though realistically it's one panel that a reader would look at for a second at most? Yes. Yes I did.

[kittykatninja321]

love it when it’s a character’s sense of empathy that leads them into committing atrocities. Homicidal bleeding heart gotta be one of my favorite types of guy

[ffaelix]

the batkids are all arsonists. not, like, on purpose (well, mostly not on purpose), but something about fire and chaos seems to follow them wherever they go. bruce is exhausted, alfred’s threatening to retire, and no one will admit they’re the problem. but they all are.

dick is a human disaster when it comes to fire. he swears it’s never his fault, but somehow, flames just happen around him. one time, he was trying to impress a date with a candlelit dinner on a rooftop. super romantic, right? except gotham’s wind did what gotham’s wind does, and two minutes later, there were tiny fires everywhere. when bruce asked why he thought a rooftop candlelight dinner was a good idea, dick just shrugged and said, “it’s gotham, it’s already mostly on fire anyway.” bruce was not amused.

then there’s jason, who doesn’t even try to deny it. he’s the only one who uses fire on purpose, and he has zero shame about it. take the time he literally firebombed a warehouse full of black mask’s weapons. bruce was like, “you can’t just blow things up, jason!” and jason just looked at him and said, “sure i can. i did it, didn’t i?” another time, he got into an argument with bruce about restraint, and his actual response was, “fire solves everything. name one problem fire hasn’t solved for me. i’ll wait.” bruce did not have a rebuttal.

tim, though, is the sleeper agent of the arsonist squad. his fires are never intentional, which is maybe more concerning. like, he’ll be working on some dangerous experiment at 3 a.m., completely running on fumes, and then boom, something catches fire. “it’s fine,” he always says. “totally under control.” (it’s never fine. it’s never under control.) there was one time he set off a controlled explosion in the cave, and alfred just deadpanned, “master tim, the next time you feel the urge to ‘experiment,’ kindly do it somewhere that isn’t my kitchen or the batcave.” tim promised he’d try, but no one believed him.

and damian? damian is the wildcard. he doesn’t mean to start fires all the time, but he’s definitely more comfortable with flames than any kid should be. one time, alfred caught him with a blowtorch in the backyard, trying to “practice survival techniques.” when alfred asked where he even got a blowtorch, damian just said, “you don’t want to know.” another time, he tried to enhance the bat-signal with fireworks because “it needs to be more intimidating.” bruce nearly had a stroke.

and don’t even get alfred started. that man keeps at least five fire extinguishers within reach at all times. if he hears so much as a match strike, he’s already there, extinguisher in hand and murder in his eyes. he’s confiscated flamethrowers, lighter fluid, sparklers, and a bottle of whiskey jason once tried to turn into a molotov cocktail. (“it was for science,” jason argued. alfred was not buying it.)

bruce, meanwhile, has just accepted his fate. no matter how many “no fires in the house” rules he makes, someone is going to find a way to set something on fire. at this point, he’s pretty sure they do it on purpose just to mess with him. and honestly? they probably do.

[lesbiangiratina]

Testament with animals on their head cinematic universe

[demigodofhoolemere]

Never over how little chill Lab Rats had. They did not hesitate to threaten the lives of kids and make their family members fully believe they’d been killed. Multiple characters flatline at some point. Space Colony alone has three main characters nearly die, an entire colony’s lives are at stake and then they also get brainwashed along with half of the family, the WHOLE PLANET EARTH was gonna get wiped out with a missile, and our leads actually kill a man. Onscreen. Said man could be a bullet point on his own because this dude never once felt like he was written for a kids’ show. A cold, heartless, violent criminal who created an army of child soldiers whose autonomy he completely violated by controlling them and who literally Force chokes multiple people onscreen like Darth Vader and was responsible for more than one occasion of characters ending up in the emergency room. A teenage boy was crushed by a cement beam and they outright reference his blood getting everywhere and he could have lost an arm if not for his step-uncle the reformed criminal performing an illegal operation to save it. The dad was literally actively dying and would have died had aforementioned teenage boy not given him his own life energy, which then started to kill him in turn. There are multiple instances of teenage kids having to run from the government who would lock them up and separate them and do tests on them. The reason the bionic siblings exist in the first place is because their bio-dad/uncle was gonna rent them out as weapons to help people commit crime. Like. Straight up human trafficking. Android children die. You get to see a hand sticking out of the rubble. A teenager gets trapped in an avalanche. Their home gets blown up. Things get more and more intense as the show goes on but there’s insane stuff the whole time even in lighthearted episodes. A teenager is exposed to a toxic chemical and loses the function of all of her limbs. Another one nearly gets sent to die at the bottom of the ocean. One of them always has to keep his anger in check because he has a Hulk-like second personality that can get triggered and attack people. The dad had so many terrible things happen to him that I never trusted that they wouldn’t actually kill him one day. In only the 11th episode of the series an older version of the step-brother comes back in time to prevent the bionic siblings from going on a mission that will kill them; he comes from a timeline where his siblings are dead, and their dad has been wallowing in grief spending years trying to crack time travel to undo it. The dad and brother are shown the footage of their kids/siblings being crushed to death and the present version of the brother ends up preventing it by shoving them out of the way but nearly dying himself. Even on day one in the dang pilot the siblings all could have died in a trash compactor. This show aired on Disney.

[sparkspropaganda]

There's this face Astarion makes sometimes and I'm not entirely sure what emotion he's trying to convey but he fails at it regardless. ID in alt text

[stopper-my-heart]

Heartstopper: Nick & Charlie + hug tropes

[meowsticmarvels]

zero escape textposting because im Quite deranged right now. Yeah

[jeff-the-landshark]

the jeff panel test:

him third wheeling or crashing some couple's date?

skateboarding or rollerskating?

him playing golf?

him playing any card or board game?

any supervillain, or say, a grumpy character secretly having a soft spot for jeff?

jeff with captain america's shield?

jeff being friends with any x-man?

third wheeling (ish):

not skateboarding, but ice skating and roller skating with Gwenpool:

no golf, his arms are too short 😔

calling deadpool out for cheating at their card game:

Alligator Loki loves Jeff really:

multiple instances of stealing the shield:

blissfully unaware that Emma Frost wanted to turn him into a handbag:

[bleue-flora]

It’s just fully dawned on me that c!Dream is literally canonically a homeless stripper…

[past-misfortunes]

if you're a fan of The Worst Witch (HB) and also Rebecca (Danny), please reblog this so I can prove a point

[kaeyachi]

Kaeya keeps talking about fate. He keeps mentioning it somehow.

On some occasions, he talks about wanting to change or reject fate - to take a step back or exit the stage. Most of the time, he actually ponders on its inevitability.

It's as if his life is under fate's grip to the point that this "fate" is the reason for everything to him.

To name just a few voicelines off the top of my head:

"-destined to be doomed together" (GAA), " Alas, is this fate's grand design?" (Kaeya story quest)," It's up to the whims of fate." (imaginarium theater)

We, however, have been hearing things about fate for quite some time now...namely the most notable one being the Loom of Fate that was carried by Caribert, an Alberich, for several centuries. It's a specific item(?) that could allegedly alter the leylines and change the story. (change fate, as Kaeya wishes to do)

Finally, Mavuika said, " There are those with the power to see the future. They simply call it by a different name - fate." (5.0 AQ) (fate is inevitable, as Kaeya warns us)

This is making me anxious for him...