#Research in Motion

[shitpostroundhouse]

Well, no one opposed it in the bathroom...

[trcoffeebyefe]

Blackberry: Bir Devin Yok Oluşu

Blacberry neden yok oldu? #firmaincelemesi #başarılıgirişimler #girişim #girişimcilik #türkçepodcast #eğiticipodcast #blackberry #researchinmotion #apple #teknoloji

Herkese merhabalar, yeni bir yayına daha hoş geldiniz. Bir zamanların cep telefonu lideri Blackberry’nin ilham veren doğuş hikayesini ve lider olduğu konumdan Apple’a karşı direnemeyip nasıl yok olduğunu bu yayında konuşacağız. İsterseniz daha fazla beklemeden buyrun konunun detaylarına geçelim. Bu arada yaptığım yayınları beğeniyor ve yeni yayınları kaçırmak istemiyorsanız dinlediğiniz…

[reality-detective]

Perpetual motion engines don't exist, because if they did, you would never have to pay for heat and electricity again. 🤔

[reunitedinterlude]

the cake scene saga

[thatimageoftomscott]

im lowkey jealous of the tomrades. that man has been on the internet for so many years now, so many things to discover! so many things to uncover and piece together and discuss! you can ask nigh any question about that man, guaranteed at least a bit of information will come your way from an experienced scottlar (scott scholar).

i knowwww its the best thing ever. not to rub it in but you are right to be jealous. the lore has so many layers and even tho that man tries so hard to keep all his cards to himself, hes been online making stuff almost since the World Wide Web became a thing so there is a Lot of information out there for anyone who is insane enough to spend their free time looking for it (like meeee :333) and its great fun !!! also he has some of the most insane fans ive ever stumbled upon, these people are Dedicated to the cause and they are telling me things i would have NEVER been able to find out on my own. never kill yourself.

[fishareglorious]

rewatching mor pankh again and remembering the fact that Kumar was under the house all this time is. kinda cracking me up now that I'm watching this unfold.

[serpentface]

man your work is so cool- how'd you learn to draw so many different species? do you have a background in biology or anything like that?

Thanks. I probably have as much of a background in biology as anyone without an actual biology related degree or line of work can claim (lifelong obsession + volunteering + some classes + several biology residencies + tons of time in the outdoors) but not really

It's mostly the autism like I spend a lot of my time learning about a massive spectrum of Nature Related Topics and mostly read science nonfiction so I have a pretty solid knowledge foundation on which to realistically construct new things (same goes for ancient/pre-modern era history, same sort of shit). I've also been drawing animals all my life and have a probably? above average learned sense of how the anatomy of most groups work and how certain features work and etc (I've got a lot of weak points though like bird wings are difficult. Like I get how they're laid out but translating that accurately into how they look folded is kinda beyond me without referencing).

I do use references, usually not for poses (unless they're particularly difficult) but like to realistically translate a concept. If I have 'large semiaquatic rodent with a vertically flattened tail that spends a lot of time on land, feeds as a browser, chews and carries sticks to build a lodge, digs canals between waterways' as a concept, I'm referencing a variety of semiaquatic rodents in ways that make sense (it's going to be more cursorial than a beaver but probably not as much of a capybara, so it will still be plantigrade, it needs to have strong legs for digging, its tail should be fairly large to be the primary propelling limb in water but not large enough to severely impede land based momentum, it feeds more like a muskrat or beaver than a capybara so it's jaw orientation should be along those lines, it should have fairly highset eyes, ears, nostrils, its semi-aquatic and not a huge animal so it should have a solid fur coat to trap heat, but its environment is fairly warm year round so its coat should reflect that, etc). It's more of a complicated process if I'm doing something that wholly does not Exist (like we have plenty of semi-aquatic rodents but we do not have flightless aquatic pterosaurs) but same concept, just referencing things that exist to construct things that don't exist in a fairly believable manner.

[waveofahand]

On Paul “going commando”

There are a number of photographs of Paul McCartney that prove not only did the boy like his inseams high and tight but that he also went without drawers quite a lot. Possibly, this is because he wore his pants so tight there was no room for them, but I’ve often thought, well, that’s not terribly sanitary or thoughtful to the wardrobe people. Still. It really does look to me like the only time he dependably wore underwear was when filming movies. Probably was forced to. 

I’m going to share several pics that bear out my thinking but this one first. Because it surprised me. This is 1965, as they were getting into their suits for the Shea Stadium concert. One of the Beatles must held up a camera -- knowing Paul’s proclivities -- and dared him to disrobe for it. Paul seems to dare them right back. “Go ahead, take the pic, I dare ya!” A game of chicken, so to speak.

At first glance, one thinks he’s unzipped and showing off his tighty whitey. But... on closer inspection, one sees that... oh... something has been WHITED OUT in that picture! You can confirm it because part of his middle fingertip is also under the white. 

Just look UNDER the white smears (which are NOT fabric, but drawn in). You can see the human flesh beneath. 

And there you have it. Whoever dared him, got the full frontal treatment. Paul McCartney clearly had no insecurities about his manhood. A few more “commando” shots where we see no indication of a brief line -- or that there was room for underpants: 

The jury is out o this one. There MIGHT be a faint pantyline... maybe.

Jury is also out on this one. I think he’s commando. Thoughts? 

FINALLY! A CLEAR PANTY LINE! And it looks like they needed to add a side panel to fit it! 

Ridiculous, beautiful, nasty commando boy. I know people call him “the most baby of all times” (and I think that’s probably right) but some others call him a “slut” and... well... I’m going to just say he’s a man comfortable in his own skin, probably promiscuous, who liked to get himself teased a little with his own frictions throughout the day.  One more for posterity. Or... posteriority! 

[lockandkeyblade]

I can always tell when I’m getting significantly into a story concept because I immediately start going “okay and how do I apply science to this” and subsequently spend hours looking up different applications of physics and philosophy to relate everything back to reality.

[fluff-e-boy]

hello girls in my phone does anyone have any examples of action-packed manga pages. im trying not to fail my design final

[hinamie]

my left wrist is still protesting but i napped and im normal again 😌

[antirepurp]

god is there any fucking way of emulating secret rings without a wiimote because i carnally need that experience in my life but not so much that i'd figure out how to get it on our wii that was homebrewed over a decade ago nor set up dolphin with real wiimotes

[thepastisalreadywritten]

The remainder of the crew’s time in orbit was spent carrying out nearly 40 science experiments and research, including some that sought to better understand space adaptation syndrome — a type of microgravity-specific motion sickness.

Gillis, a trained violinist, also brought her instrument along for the mission and delivered a rendition of “Rey’s Theme” from “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”

Gillis’ music was sent back to Earth using SpaceX’s Starlink as a test of the satellite network’s potential to provide in-space connectivity.

Menon also took time to read a book she coauthored — called “Kisses From Space” — to her family as well as a group of patients from St. Jude Children’s Hospital as part of a fundraiser.

Sunday’s anticipated return marks the conclusion of the third trip to space for the specific Crew Dragon capsule powering the Polaris Dawn mission.

The spacecraft — named “Resilience” by the NASA astronauts onboard its first trip to space in November 2020 called (Crew-1) — flew the 2021 Inspiration 4 mission.

That trip, also funded by Isaacman, saw him and three crewmates circle Earth for three days as part of a fundraiser for childhood cancer research.

[akkivee]

When is the hypmic panel? The announcements got me fearing for my bank account 😭😭

the panel is on saturday!!!! tomorrow!!!!! king records had an ax panel last year with no hypmic announcements, just a nod to it, which is why this year’s panel lowkey being advertised as a hypmic panel is also making me nervous about what they’re gonna drop lol

[russellmoreton]

DSC_0926 Painting/Photography : Human Forms by Russell Moreton Via Flickr: russellmoreton.blogspot.com