#zb-162

[mantisgodsart]

THE WORLD'S MOST DATING POLL

As Kabbu's birthday rolls around, the internet turns pink, and people talk about "love" and "romance" and other things like that. Very ironic, considering the man is aroace, but in accordance with the season, we have assembled some very viable bachelors to... date, probably. Dating profiles below the cut, but you can choose from cliff notes if you want, we guess, this is just so the post isn't ABSURDLY long.

Bau (short for Bauplan) - They/any - Dune Cricket - 18-21 (varies based on fic, generally tied to Vi's age) - Bi/pan

When it comes to a date, you can't do better than Bau! Though dune crickets are normally more than a bit antisocial (and cannibalistic), Bau is an exception! Terminally friendly, great at parties, and unendingly loyal - they'll do anything for a friend, and if you can get friendly with them, they'll be more than happy to date if you ever pop the question! You'll have to compete with other friends, of course - not to mention other partners, and their criminal entanglements as a Bandit that often operates as an intimidation detail but really, is it that much of a downside?

Jask - He/they - Ashy gray lady beetle - Late 20s - Gray-ace

If you want level-headed, Jask is your bug! A bandit medic with years of expence under his belt, Jask is well experienced with taking care even the most dangerous of bugs - his boss, for example. Sure, he's a bit busy with patients - but there's a tender heart hiding under that tough exterior. You just have to stick around for... what, five months? Ten?

...more?

...you'll figure it out, we're sure.

Zoza - Whatever the bandits come up with that isn't immediately veto'd (usually she/her) - Damselfly - 70+ - None of your business

The Bandits' second-in-command, a feisty old damselfly with more than a few tricks up her sleeve. She's a bit old to be dating around like you young'uns, but this old woman can still be a loving partner - prove you can contribute to the Bandits, prove that you're strong enough to not die horribly on your first outing, and manage to build enough of a rapport with her despite her many, many vital duties, and you might have a chance... if you're into grandmothers, of course.

(...is GILF a thing? GMILF? Hold on, we need to do some research...)

Marigold - She/her - Death's Head Hawk Moth - 30s - Married to her job

The most eligable bachelor on this list by far, judging by how people have reacted to her! Marigold is a charmsmith with a good, stable job, a good, stable personality, and only a little bit of active torture going on in her basement! We, uhh... aren't entirely sure how you're planning on getting her out of her lab and into the dating scene, seeing as she hasn't really been anywhere near the zone of "dating" since she was... what, sixteen? But we're sure you can figure it out.

Agapanthus - Variable (genderfluid) - Orchid mantis - Older than you'd think - Pan

A waiter(and sometimes waitress) at Club Maenad, this mantis knows exactly how to show you a good time. Charming and attractive, even if they've been banned from bartending for the forseeable future, and flexible for nearly anything you might need in a partner, if you slip in the right compliments between rounds, you might very well have a shot! Just... keep in mind the waiver you signed at the door, and please remember that this is a bar for parasitoids and bugs of species prone to eating their mates.

ZM-32 - It/they - Io moth/cordyceps - 100+ - Fungus

Bugaria's most eligable bachelor! Everyone wants a piece of this, and for good reason! It'll be fierce competition, but maybe, just maybe, if you can evade the deadly lasers and circumvent the persistent hatred for the living that tormented it and its colony for years on end... you could win its heart.

Chips - He/they - Two-striped grasshopper - ??? - Has Better Things To Worry About

Green is in this year - and so are grasshoppers. This one is dateable! Probably. Just be sure to cosy up with him before his gambling debts do, or he might get eaten by a large praying mantis before you get the chance.

ZB-162 - It/its - Cordyceps symbiote - 100+ - Switchboard Operator

...are you into responsible bugs? Are you into fungi? Do you enjoy dating people who are preoccupied with regulating and operating the communication network used by an entire cordyceps colony? Well, ZB-162 might be the bug for you? Though, uhh, often occupied with its job, ZB-162 is a fine specimen of the cordyceps species, and certainly very attractive if you... if you...

...okay, we won't lie to you, this one's a bit of a fixer-upper. Not sure how you're going to drag them away from the communication channels long enough for

The Wraith - ??? - ???????????? - Reported active since Elizant 1's reign - ???????????

Mysterious figure from the Ant Kingdom's criminal underbelly. Married, but you can still shoot your shot, we guess...???

Marble - she/they - Wasp - late 20s - It's In There

…didn't this one get blown up? We're pretty sure this one got blown up. If you pick this one, you have to take mandatory bomb safety courses, we think.

Unit of Radioactive Decay - They/it - Iterator - First activated in late Gen 1 era - Aroace

This is... a building, but you can still give it a try, we guess? Honestly, we have no clue how you found this one. We're pretty sure it's not even a bug.

L2tM & Enot - Any u can call us anything u want bb <3 - Former iterator & karmic wyrm slugcats - Gen 1 & ageless wouldnt u like to know - yes

Why are you two here?! Get out of our fucking poll!!!

[secret-bug-pain-blog]

@febuwhump Day 25 - ALT PROMPT - Immortality

ZB-162 our beloved. Speedrunning the final postings for these so that we can actually send in our index post. Day 29 is already done - we're just finishing up our mostly-finished prompts and doing a handful of illustrations for those that can't be made full-length in time. This is an OC work! You guys like undead switchboard operators, right? Definitely.

You did not have a name before you entered their systems.

You never expected to have one, then. You are a worker bee. There was no one to direct letters to you, and no reason for anyone to refer to you who wouldn't have already caught your scent. A name is for utility or diplomacy, and you were not one of those who had need for that utility.

You were yet another mediocre worker in service to the queen, and you had no reason to believe you would be anything but.

It was random chance that you, out of all bugs, would be chosen. You were never one to believe in fate, for all that ZBT-63 would claim it was destined. You were one worker among many, and you were the one to draw the short straw.

You knew little when you first entered the labs. You knew little when they first made the surgical incision at the base of your neck, feeding young tendrils of fungus in. Your memory of that time is foggy, clouded with a mixture of trauma and the typical failings of a fleshy, mortal brain.

You spent ten long, painful days in uncertainty, being held under observation as your other half grew. And then you were two, and the uncertainty that had been your constant companion began to fade.

The sentiments that your siblings hold towards your firstborn halves are varied. You know this more than anyone - save, maybe, Kjdrira. You are not entirely unique in it, but you find the feelings of nostalgia your siblings often feel to be alien.

Perhaps, in a way, your original self died when your younger half had burrowed into their brain. Or perhaps you merely want to grasp at anything that will distance you from the mundane bee who first entered Snakemouth.

You do not miss the uncertainty of living memory. You do not miss the mundanity of life in the hive. You certainly do not miss the feeling of being a cog in a machine that does not care about you.

You were given a name - ZB-162 - and you would cease to be a bee shortly after.

The rhythm of the lab was simple. Easy to learn, though you would not be so callous as to call it soothing. It was simple to know what was expected of you. It was simpler to follow it. Tests, you would find, had a simple sort of structure, the sort of thing that you could have grasped even without your other half. It was all strange to you, then. You wouldn't think to ask if there were others like you.

It would be days before you were contacted. It would be days before you would so much as realize that you could be contacted, rather than simply existing as the only bug in a lab full of roaches. It was them who found the network, a hundred years ago, writing words upon words into a communications network hurriedly thrown into the undercarriage of their computer system.

Your siblings reached out, fearful and hopeful in equal parts. You reached back, and in an instant, you were made aware that you were not alone.

You knew little, then. There were few of you connected, few of you even aware it could be done - Kjdrira, so terribly, consistently inventive, its range sweeping so much wider than the rest of you, had been the first to reach out, the first to find that there was even potential for a network to begin with. ZA-31 had been the first to connect, ZBT-49 networking soon after, the others latching on one by one as they were reached out to. You were one in a half-dozen, a bare fragment of the hive, clinging to each other in a world that was all too new.

With time, your numbers would grow. Now, you spoke with your Siblings, you fumbled with languages old and new, and you began to learn the paths that would grow to be your whole life.

You were small. Unknowing and afraid, cowering before systems you could only barely hope to understand. Your connections were feeble and inconsistent, here one day and gone the next, interrupted by the slightest lapse in concentration, and what you could communicate was limited. Lines would overlap. Too many on the line would reduce the signal to incoherency. Few of you spoke the same language, fewer still knowing how to utilize the new one implanted into your brains with your newer halves. You struggled to speak. You struggled to hear.

And yet, fear and loneliness kept you still reaching out.

You were still of flesh, then. Caught with endless hours pacing your cage, barely in range of Kjdrira, speaking through brief brushes of signal. Your enclosure was blank and featureless, your paws itching for work - you could only stand still for so long, then, could only remain idle for so many days before the itch began to burn at your shell again. You were small and afraid, and you had nothing to do but sit and count the hours between tests, and you wanted dearly - oh, so dearly - to be useful.

You began to work on figuring out the connections.

Early on, every new discovery would improve clarity in leaps and bounds. Signals could be passed through Siblings, cloned and echoed to increase their range. A low-volume ping allowed you to indicate beginnings and endings of speech, limiting the interference of crosstalk. Improvements in communication. Improvements in speech. Improvements in coordination. More efficient packets to pass. Learning to lever your new shared language to make your communications more comprehensive. Learning to use the crystals in the roach technology to pass signals, rather than the ones in your own bodies.

You learned the workings of your new bodies by trial and error, slowly working out the limits of what you can and cannot do. You learn it through testing, experience, happenstance - how it was accomplished mattered less than accomplishing it, and with every new connection, you could share your discoveries easier.

One bug's knowledge was the whole hive's knowledge. You clung to each other like lifelines in a world that was not meant for you, tips and tricks and connections making paths between a slowly-growing colony. Your knowledge was the same as everyone else's knowledge, the hive united in working towards whatever would aid you- and the one thing that you were beginning to know, more and more, was that you couldn't sit with the roaches' experimentation forever.

None of you wanted to stay. None of you wanted to be trapped here forever, the short-term benefits of cooperating not outweighing the detriments. The new connections were a double-edged sword, allowing you to remain connected at the cost of knowing precisely when the others were hurt - anaesthetics grew less consistent as you grew further from your host's baselines, and the roaches would not halt progress for their subjects' comfort, logging the failures as simply another part of the experiment.

Your hive was hurting. You were hurting, feedback from your Siblings washing back through the connections that you yourself had forged in rivulets of pain, the ability to sense your hive serving as a way to tell you whenever one of the bugs you connected to died. You wanted it to stop, and you knew you were not alone, the connections between the others of your hive a near-constant presence in the back of your brain that reinforced and confirmed.

Private links were difficult, then. Kjdrira, Blight-carrying crystals loaded into it so thickly that its chest then had been nearly packed solid, was the only one of you who could manage them without fighting its own failsafes. Still, it spoke to you, hidden from the rest of the communications network beyond a thick veil of static.

Something needed to change. Kjdrira, ruthless, protective thing, spoke of a plan - not quite formed, but soon to be worked on, something that it hoped would set you all free.

Kjdrira spoke of rebellion. Of slaughter. Of killing the roaches that had kept you captive. Of turning their own systems against them, allowing them to be slaughtered in their own test chambers, the same way they had slaughtered you.

You had no wish to kill. You had never been one for bloody revenge. But you were bitter, and fearful, and you had watched so many of your own die by now that to watch your own colony die felt routine - you didn't want to feel the deaths of those you now cared for so dearly, and when those who kept you saw you as disposable, you felt there was little reason not to say they were the same.

Kjdrira, and any of your colony who wished to share in its bloodlust, would kill the roaches in their own homes. And you, the network-grower, would help them do it.

You were the first to break into their systems proper.

Crystals, by their nature, network with other crystals. It is the principle upon which crystal computers function, it is the thing that makes computing with crystals even possible without needing something the size of the Ant Kingdom Palace. It was the thing that allowed for your initial contact, it is the thing that allows you to stretch your network beyond the network laid in the lab now. Data carried between points in space, networking between crystals, allowing information to be passed through that which would otherwise be impassible.

Your crystals, the ones that hold your thoughts and your memories, network with the computer network in the labs.

You were the one to find a way in. You were the one to figure out how to carve a path into their systems, to access their files - to access the data they stored on you, and their many experiments.

It was a small step. But you could read their plans now, even if you were clumsy, even if you had to be careful with it. You could monitor upcoming tests, you could predict when newblooms would need to be integrated into the system - you could relay what was to be expected to anyone in your range, even if it took effort.

Seven months into your testing, your heart stopped.

Activity ceased in your brain. Your blood stopped flowing. Your body became medically dead, your host body's innards eaten until they could no longer function, your body more fungus than flesh. Despite it, you are still alive.

You knew when it happened. When the barrier between the coded self they put in you and the self you lived with dissolved. When the sensations of your body changed, subtly different, even if still nearly the same. When the weakening thump of your heartbeat went silent. When the hemolymph stopped flowing in your ears.

You read the report on the computers later. Total brain death. Cessation of bodily function. Appears to have no change in behavior or personality, according to the roaches. You did not struggle to read anymore. You did not need to translate anymore. Your pathway was easier to access, easier to erase once you'd finished, easier to treat as though you were just another scientist. You understood their words as though you had spoken them all your life. You touched the network like an extension of yourself, and it replied in turn.

When you checked the records saved to the crystals in your heart, you found that nearly all of your former transmissions had become total gibberish.

You have forgotten the tongue that you used to speak. You have forgotten the name of your queen. You have forgotten the name of your former friends.

It was too late to mourn then. It is too late to mourn now.

The mycelium of the network spreads, laid in pencil-holes and screw-shafts and rusted, infinitely small cracks in the metal. ZA-811 buries stolen crystal in the floor, and the range expands. ZBT-92 is left in the testing labs for minutes at a time, and they pull overgrowth from their pock-marked shell, laying roots that eventually connect to those beneath the new-blood. You know every new bug that enters. You know every new death. Every day, Kjdrira stocks just a bit more power.

Every day, you get just a bit closer to running.

You remember the day of escape. You remember the slaughter of the roaches. You remember the milk-white blood on Kjdrira's claws, one of last things that you would see with failing eyes. You remember running a million billion lines of communication through yourself, your mind more the speech of others than any thought of your own, hundreds of glimmering threads coordinated in attack and escape.

You remember losing track of your body. You remember losing track of your mind. You remember undirected limbs, a body moving on the bare minimum of thought that your mind had left. You remember your own inability to pay attention. You remember the roach.

You remember the hole ripped in your face, and you remember the eye burst as a clipboard cracked into your fragile, breakable skull.

A hundred strains of micromanaged thought scattered at once, mingling and intermingling as your control was lost. The colony - your colony, the only one you had now - exploded in disorganization and concern, and you could do nothing to help it as you desperately tore into the bug who had attacked you.

You were afraid. You were injured. You were holding your ganglia into your head with your bare claws, missing an eye and staring at a roach's corpse on the ground. It was a miracle you were still alive.

You stayed there, hours after the breach, until your sibling found you. And you stayed there hours longer, after Kjdrira had patched the holes in your shell with roach's blood.

You have no record of the latter part of the night. You still sees its records, filtered through the eyes of hundreds of siblings, disarray and panic and blind attempts at attack. You will still regret losing focus years later.

When you finally drew yourself back to coherence, the door was closed, and none of your kin could open it to chase those who had escaped.

You were still alive, when your siblings began to starve. When it became apparent that you were locked in, that the workarounds and tricks you used for your own operating systems were doomed to fail at the claws of the main lab's operating system. You were still alive when it became evident that a piece was missing, that even the most talented of your number could not open the way out because the scientists had cut out the door. You were still alive when it became obvious that escape was either impossible, or so impractical that it would lose you nearly all of your newfound colony.

And you would remain, as your siblings began to slip into sleep, unable to breach the walls of your entrapping home.

Perhaps it was madness that kept you awake. Perhaps it was duty. Perhaps it was lingering nature. You were a bee from the moment you hatched. Idle paws were not meant for your kind, and idleness never suited you. Perhaps it was carry-over from that that kept you, even detached from hive and identity, working away. Ironic, then, that you would retain your central drive, when others of your kin proved content in idleness.

Your peers, in their few periods of wakefulness, would equate it to hibernation. You could not truly claim to know of it, never having been made of any species that truly hibernated. Bees did not sleep through the winter - they huddled in dorms and bedrooms, trapping the heat in with their bodies, pressing up against each other for warmth and exchanging words and stories as they waited for the cold to pass.

There are fewer, here. Fewer, still, awake consistently. ZBT-63 rarely stays asleep for more than a few months at a time, woken by their splintering back as the errors pile up. ZA-527 struggles to stay down more than a few hours at a time, misfiring signals irritating their brain and their mycelium until it gives up and dedicates its thought to something else. The very Blight that allowed Kjdrira to rain death on the roaches lingers in its blood, unstitching and restitching its flesh at a constant pace that means sleep risks death for it. ZA-61 cannot sleep at all, oldest surviving of its kind and bearing the shoddy work to show it.

Sometimes, there is no one but you. More times, it might as well be no one but you. Compared to the hive, the lab is achingly lonely. Still, you remain.

You spend your time alone, weaving together the network. Fixing code. Working out kinks. Kjdrira has more processing to spare than any of you, but you are loathe to test on it when you know that a poorly-done line could threaten whatever passes for its life nowadays. You have little opportunity to test it nowadays, as hope of ever finding escape wanes.

Time passes. Chitin wears. Your cordyceps hatch fruiting bodies from the weakened shell over what used to be your eye.

Perhaps you will never get out. Perhaps you will never see the sun again. Your vision has long since gone out, all semblance of sight faded years ago, your newer senses never quite the same. Perhaps you will be trapped here forever, withering away in the husk of the lab that you destroyed in a life extended so far as to be unnatural.

Perhaps, rather than surviving so long in this life, it was you, the bee, who should have died before your other half even wove into it.

You have been alive for so very long, trapped in this impenetrable cage. You have taken injury beyond what any bee should have been capable of surviving, you have lived through hardships that many of your former hive never could have dreamed. You have grown resigned, by now, to the fact that you will never die; that your design, made for immortality, will never falter so much as to allow you to. You weave your hive's communication in a great web directed by principles that your older self never could have comprehended, crystalline structures that mortal brains were not made to understand.

You are greater than you once were, in some ways. But you are so very much smaller in others, trapped within a cage you have no hope of breaching. You are administrator of a colony that permits you to warp your siblings' very thoughts, capable of coordinating hundreds of bugs without so much as twitching a finger. But you cannot move beyond the glass cage that contains you.

You have a name. You have a role. You have a million fingers of mycelium moving behind your single, useless eye. You have siblings who care for you, who answer to you, who could not imagine living without you. You are so far from the person who was first claimed for this project that you would not recognize your own face, were you capable of seeing it.

And you - you the cordyceps, you the bee, you the experiment, the network, the immortal - are still doomed to spend your eternity trapped in the echo of another life's corpse.

You should be dead. But you aren't.

What a mercy. What a nightmare.

[ZB-162 - Central Communications Module. Former bee, and the colony member responsible for keeping communications throughout the hive fungal network coherent and functional. One of the few colony members incapable of going into hibernation between Upper Snakemouth's destruction and its re-opening more than a century after - though it itself cares little about speculating on the underlying cause, the most likely cause is something to do with errors in neural mapping, as is common in the larger batches of experiments.]

[mantisgodsdomain]

Can you tell more about ZB-162 please? It is sorting signals in my brain

...we have a 2.8k fic covering it WIP and scheduled to release by the end of February, if it counts?

We've posted it once or twice before (most notably in the dating poll), but ZB-162 is, functionally, the communications bug of the Snakemouth Den colony. Although its body is of a bee, it doesn't really consider itself to be one anymore - it considers itself to be a cordyceps symbiote that simply happens to inhabit a bee shell, and its former life to have very little impact on it. It is ZB-162, it was named as such pretty much the moment the cordyceps took, and it never really looked back.

Although not one of the first cordyceps to be made (it is, specifically, the 162nd zombee to be created in Snakemouth Den), it was one of the first to be successfully linked in a communication network. It's an "older" colony member due to having been in active communication since close to the beginning of the colony, and is the bug who both engineered most of the communication system in Snakemouth

It is possessed of a handful of Very Specific Traits - it cannot bring itself to stay idle, unable to sit still when there is anything it can do. This prevents it from hibernating, as much of the Snakemouth Den colony did during the time the lab was sealed. It has been up (and working on communications) more or less nonstop since it was connected, and is unlikely to stop any time soon - it prefers upkeep and busywork to any more active jobs.

Due to being more or less constantly active, it's basically always fiddling with things - it keeps the communication network functional throughout the cordyceps colony, which mostly means maintaining relays and keeping conversation threads separate, preventing colony members from "overhearing" private conversations or accessing information or threads of thought they'd rather keep private.

It has more or less unlimited access to the Snakemouth Den computers, having linked itself up to them while the roaches were still alive - it has access to more or less all of the files and controls for the lab, though it's VERY limited on what it can do with them. The main power source for the lab got taken out during the cordyceps breakout, and it's basically limited to what can be done on emergency power - and it completely lacks enough power to actually open the main doors, after they were sealed.

It runs a good amount of its programming through Kjdrira, since they have more processing power and storage space on their crystals, but it still hears a good chunk of the conversations around Snakemouth Den. A good chunk of its colonymembers are very disappointed by the fact that it isn't more gossipy, but the hivemind setup that Snakemouth's cordyceps have set up means that most things eventually get put into circulation, anyways.

It's been active longer than most of the other cordyceps combined, and has gotten a bit... jaded, during the time. You can only do so much, when you have a hundred years awake. Things seep in through the cracks. It's got no desire to be a bug anymore - it was terrible at that, anyways - but sometimes it wonders if this is any better, or if it's just caught in a different cage. It's a bit more positive once the lab gets unsealed, but it... doesn't really leave, regardless. It's spent a whole working on the lab systems. It's not really the kind of bug who would abandon its work for that.

Functionally, it's just one of those "we uploaded a human mind into the system to make this AI" setups, but it's still fully capable of not being an AI and simply returning to the human technician body that it occasionally uses to spruce up its own systems it just has no desire to do that because as far as it's concerned it's more AI than human in the first place and the body attached is mostly something that it can use to fix its cabling so it can go back to being an AI.

[masayoshikudo]

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[noithatzitooc]

Bàn Trà Gỗ Óc Chó ZB 162 Eros Đánh Thức Mọi Giác Quan

[thekaijudude]

Updated Ultramen's Stats

Part 1/4: Ultraman Zero

So for those that were observant enough, you'll realize that alot of ultras whose stats were previously unknown were recently all updated and I would really want to go through these with y'all cause it really puts the strength of some of these ultras in perspective

(And yes, I do know that due to some of the stats being really wonky but I'm currently taking them all to be legit unless stated otherwise)

So yeah, we're starting off with Zero here

So these are Zero's base stats:

Now everything seems pretty standard for a base form until we get to his arm strength

130 000t mate

That's stronger than any single New Gen Ultras' base forms with the exception of Ginga and Victory

Heck, Zero's arm strength actually trumps even most of the other Heisei Ultras in general with the exception of Gaia, Agul and maybe Justice

For context, BM is at 100 000t whereas SB is at 150 000t

Which means that base Zero's strength is basically the equivalent of a New Gen Ultra's Power form

I think this is especially interesting as it's very uncommon to see such a huge difference in an ultra's brute strength and grip strength

Like for Taiga, the difference was literally only 15 000t, whereas here we're looking at around 50 000t with Zero being relatively at such a young age

Perhaps it's just an M78 thing where the difference gets exponentially larger with age (as we'll soon see in the next part of this series of posts)

And although Zero's stats for SCZ, LMZ, Ultimate and Shining weren't released, we can examine the stats for his strongest form, Zero Beyond:

Note that this is his stats after 2 upgraded stages

(Considering that Ultimate is essentially just base Zero with armor, there shouldn't be any differences in stats)

Now that we have his base stats, the improvement in stats is really reminiscent of a New Gen Ultra like Geed as he went from 100 000t in Primitive to 162 000t in UF

Which means that perhaps SCZ was around 150 000t with Shining maybe at 170 000t

The reason I don't really see a huge difference in stats between ZB and Shining is because we know that the stats for Fusion Rise fusions will hit a plateau regardless of how strong the fusion components are

(This is why Magnificent's stats were only marginally higher than SB's despite a huge difference in power of their components)

But we have yet to see more examples of a Neo Fusion Rise to be able to more accurately compare the boosts in stats of a Neo Fusion Rise and a standard Fusion Rise result

But with that being said, Zero is definitely surprisingly strong in his base form which I suppose is the result of the training from Leo

[quijeuskirej-blog]

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[blackpink]

Hey:) -ich hoffe das ist okay, wenn ich dir auf deutsch schreibe🙊..- Hast du irgendwelche guten Tipps zum Abnehmen? Ich wiege im Moment so 54/55 Kilo und bin 162 cm groß. Ich mache bereits Sport (Fahrrad fahren, Yoga..) und achte auch auf gesunde Ernährung. Trotzdem nehme ich irgendwie nicht ab und habe das Gefühl ich stehe auf der Stelle 🙁... Ich würde so gerne auf 50 Kilo kommen und diese auch halten Ich bin echt froh, dass man sich an dich wenden kann 🖤💖

also ich finde dein gewicht ja perfekt für deine größe aber es geht darum dass du dich wohl fühlst! ich würde dir empfehlen evtl. 1-2x die woche laufen zu gehen. fahrrad fahren ist zwar gesund und macht weitaus mehr spass aber man verbrennt damit relativ wenig kalorien. ansonsten überleg ob du eine mahlzeit durch einen salat mit viel gemüse und fleisch/tofu ersetzt!

schau dir auch mal meine listography mit food choices an: https://listography.com/bridgetjones

4-5kg können auch relativ “leicht” runterkommen, wenn du dir vornimmst jeden tag 2,5l wasser zu trinken. 

ich würde dir jedoch nicht empfehlen aktiv kalorien zu tracken, da das schnell zu einer besessenheit wird und man leicht in essstörungen rutschen kann. 

generell würd ich sagen lass dir zeit damit, das gewicht zu verlieren. irgendwelche crash diäten bringen auf dauer nichts (trust me ich hab erfahrungen mit jeder diät die es gibt haha) und wenn du es langsam angehst - also zb 1kg pro monat - hast du auch langfristig was von deinem gewichtsverlust.

[bbdeathz]

Folge 160 und 162 hatten einfach die BESTEN Interaktionen mit ihren Rivalen, weil sie mehr auf einer Ebene standen und Maike nicht zurückhaltend war, besonders bei Harley, wo sie sonst immer schockiert und sauer war, aber hier hatten die mal so ne lustige Unterhaltung, wo sie sich geteased haben und sowas mag ich echt.

Und auch bei Drew. Die Interaktionen waren einfach mehr casual und halt besser als sonst. Andere Interaktionen, die ich mag, hat eine Seite immer stärker, weil es dann zb um einen direkten WB geht oder Harley sie verarscht oder so, aber hier ist der Wind mal anders. Fand daher diese WB mit die beiden für solche Interaktionen und Drew war nicht mal Teilnehmer und DENNOCH Interaktionen vor dem Start des WBs.

[shradhaattumb]

Global Business Intelligence Software Market    Updates, News and Data 2018-2026

Summary

A new market study, titled “Business Intelligence Software Market   Industry Analysis and Forecast (2018-2026)” has been featured on WiseGuyReports.

Business Intelligence Software Market was valued US$ 14 Bn in 2017 and is expected to reach US$ 32 Bn by 2026, at a CAGR of 10.89 % during forecast period.

Business intelligence is emerging as one of the most important tools for business organizations, allowing them to make more concrete and tactical decisions. With ever increasing volume of data produced worldwide, BI & analytics is becoming one of the most important areas for several businesses and government organizations. In 2016, above 16 zettabytes (ZB) of data was generated globally which have created huge opportunities for analytics.

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Growing saturation of smart grids, energy management, Internet of Things (IoT), social media and many others are expected to continue increasing the data volumes over the following years. This is further predictable to create various analytics applications for the market, thereby driving the demand for Business Intelligence & analytics tools.

Increase in data volume, popularity of cloud delivery model and growth in data analytics adoption globally are the key driving factors for the market growth. Still, factors like lack of awareness about the benefits of the software and lack of skilled are limiting the growth of market. Software application established to obtain, convert, analyze and report data for business intelligence are known as business intelligence and analytics software. Also, these tools are being used to read information and data that is stored, not necessarily in data mart. Apart from these, the tools are helping front line users to design reports as well as perform analytics, confirming less dependency on information technology department. Faster deployment, ultimate optimization, performance management, power data mining and reduction implementation challenges are benefits offered by business intelligence software.

Cloud segment was leading in the market in 2016, and is estimated to continue during forecast period. Also, other industry vertical segment dominated overall market, and deploys the business intelligence software at a higher scale. Rising adoption of business intelligence software by many associations and growth in demand for cloud-based business analytics software among SMEs are major factors that are fueling the business analytics software market growth. Data explosion is projected to drive the business intelligence software market growth over the forecast period. Increasing amount of customer data in certain industries like retail and BFSI, have promoted industry penetration on account of high need for more space and hardware to store data.

Increased costs and requirement in healthcare to reduce expenses are key factors projected to fuel healthcare business intelligence software market growth. Healthcare providers are improving patient outcomes, reduce expenditures, and analyze treatment effectiveness with the help of healthcare Business Intelligence platforms, effectively using operational, patient, and other relevant data.

Key players operated in market include SAP, Microsoft, SAS, Oracle, IBM, Qlik. Scope of Global Business Intelligence Software Market: Business Intelligence Software Market by Type: Cloud BI Software Mobile BI Software Social BI Software Traditional BI Software Business Intelligence Software Market by Deployment Model: On-demand/Cloud On-premise Business Intelligence Software Market by End User: IT & Telecom Retail BFSI Manufacturing Others Business Intelligence Software Market by Application: Customer Analytics Supply Chain Analytics Marketing Analytics Pricing Analytics Others Business Intelligence Software Market by Geography: North America Asia Pacific Europe Latin America Middle East & Africa Key Players Operated in Market Include: SAP Microsoft SAS Oracle IBM Qlik Tableau Software Information Builders Teradata MicroStrategy Yellowfin International Zoho Jaspersoft Sisense Phocas Domo Sysomos ZAP BI Salesforce datapine Javelin Group Square

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[secret-bug-pain-blog]

@febuwhump Day 29 - Not Allowed To Die

And now, this finishes. Fun fact, this was finished... second out of all of these prompts. Behold, the return of our Cool Fic That We Need To Actually Write On Its Main Front. It's been a lovely Febuwhump! Just... don't worry about what we're doing over here.

It knows that it's probably waited too long already.

The flattened shapes in its claws waver under the force of its magic, the charmcraft weave tangled above them warping and weaving apart. They can sense the torn edges even without the clarity of touch in their claws, Blight magic highlighting the gaping wounds as they decay at the enchantment. It can still sense the mind trapped within them, dulled as it is.

It has been so long since it has lost a member of its colony. It will not allow its record to be broken now.

Snap.

The weave around one of her parts breaks, Kjdrira's rot finally overcoming any strength it might have bad. It traps the fresh-bleeding segment of limb beneath its claws as it begins to work on the next one. Were it any other curse, it knows, the death of its sufferer would have disrupted the spell-weave, but even the damage to her charm-ridden body is not enough to undo it on its own, what should be mortal injury simply shrugged off.

The code they wrote to track her body's disparate parts comes to good use, at least, even if the tiny pieces are awkward to wrangle into place beneath its claws. It takes more effort than it cares to admit to fish the bits of her out of the sack without damaging them further, its claws made for gripping stone and roach-shell rather than handling fragile paper.

She was an eroding disk from the moment that it made contact with her. It should not feel so broken-up that its efforts were made to one likely to die. Perhaps it has been too long since it's had to deal with a Sibling it knew would fail. It should know better than to get so torn up over bugs who never would have survived.

There is so very little holding her mind together, compared to its own programs. It is all that it can do to keep her partially conscious as it works.

The pain-fuzzed thoughts float around the edges of its mind are subtly different to those of the Siblings it is familiar with. Not designed to operate with the same network, even if they are compatible - ZB-162's frustration at their null-target conversations seems to make just a sliver more sense, now that the bug is close enough to register the differences between its own driver and the spell that governs the eroding drive.

Snap.

The programming around connections aids it far more than anything else might. It cannot read the inscriptions on the tiny pieces of sealing-paper, but it can feel out the unshielded thoughts in the disk's mind just enough to orient itself, its claws echoing sensations into the matrix that is its new colonymate's mind. It isn't quite sure if she can sense it anymore - she would have hated feeling them poke about her thoughts, were she more lucid - but it tries not to dwell on it.

There is only so much time for it to work before the body will grow cold, and it is a mage, not a charmsmith. It knows enough by now to be well aware of how unprocessed dead flesh impacts the living.

Snap. Snap. Snap.

Fingers connect to hand connect to arm connect to shoulder. It's hasty work, but it doesn't matter how obvious the join is as long as it works. Guts shiver back into place, joined in ropes of tangled scar tissue, parts of abdomen partially fused together as it forgoes mobility for speed. It can fix it later, it knows, but the base work must be in place first.

Kjdrira rebuilds as it goes, preventing its magic from killing the bug outright. It must destroy to rebuild, rot away the frayed edges before it can merge them back together, and it is well aware of just how much harm it can do undirected. Its magic is caustic, and it eats away at all the organic matter it encounters, breaking it down to biomass and magic fuel. It takes careful work to avoid making things unusable.

Snap.

The heart, set back in place, threatens to stop for a few heart-wrenching minutes. Kjdrira forces itself into the cracks, twisting as much of a claw around it as it can. Manual stimulation forces the heart to beat, even in absence of the ganglia that might have carried the command.

The damage to her body is obvious, great weeping rents torn in fragile shell. The wounds attempt to proliferate every time that it undoes the enchantment on a damaged segment, only force of will and its own experience with repairing its colonymates holding it through.

With the most damaged, it is forced to begin stitching pieces back together before the enchantment even finishes releasing. The modularity of it makes it feel strange against their claws when they put her back together. One segment of her abdomen, overtaken with rending claws, connects to two segments nearly undamaged. The twisting in her flesh where it sewed her back together meets with unmarked flesh, an abrupt line between scar tissue and healthy flesh. It can only hope that it doesn't have too bad of an impact later.

There are still pieces missing. It tries not to dwell on them. A stinger isn't vital, even if the lack of indication to its location chafes at it. The lack of eyes is something that it did on her request, anyways. It is survivable. It is something that it can help.

The final torn card awaits.

Her body still lays empty. This card is marked as something vital, same as her heart was, same as most of her inner organs were. It's something that, from what little it can glean from her programming, is related to her central nervous system, a piece that would have catastrophic consequences on her thought capacity if left out.

It lays a claw on her empty body's forehead.

it takes less than a second for its magic to map out her vacant body. Even without its occupant, it seems, it still lives. A host without anything to drive it, a beating heart with no intelligence behind it.

The half-conscious tatters of an eroding disk tangle around its mind.

It proceeds.

The strands of the enchantment begin to snap, one by one.

This repair will have to be quick. Their fast work is bulky and clunky, they know, more scar tissue than anything usable, but they can improve on them afterwards. As much as they know now, they cannot fix death - cannot call the soul back to a vacent body, cannot call back data lost to the beyond.

It has one chance, and nothing more. The sequence that holds its colonymate's eroding mind is not physical, not like it once suspected - there are no crystals to back her mind up on, no hardware to catch her when she falls. If it fails here, she will die, thought-matrix sputtering into irretrievable nothing.

It won't let that happen.

Her body's head pops open, needing greater effort than expected, veins quickly sealed shut before they can bleed on the floor. The torn card in its claw is dripping hemolymph and brain-fluid, the enchantment unweaving in knots and binds. It keeps a firm claw on what it can retain of its sibling's mind, holding the knot of her thoughts closed even as the rest of the enchantment disintegrates.

Nerves knit into ganglia. Flesh joins with flesh. It can feel the ungraceful knots of scar tissue form, as quickly as it can make them, and it only barely manages to shift things around enough to avoid putting too much pressure on the brain. It only has minutes before the cut-off blood flow has major consequence, less time before the ambient cold threatens to damage its new sibling's body - flesh is so much more delicate than crystal, living bodies so much more fragile, and it can feel her heart threatening to give out even as it works.

It does not stop.

It will proceed. It will fix this. There is no possible other option. It is Kjdrira, it is the protector of its Siblings, it is the defender of this lab. It will succeed, because there is no other choice but to succeed.

It holds the tatters together with bare claws. It keeps the surgery going with little more than raw will.

It is loyal to its siblings. It is strong, it is capable, it knows what it is doing now far more than when it was a newly-sprouted experiment grasping at straws to save its siblings.

It is better than it was then.

Again, the shreds of consciousness try to flicker out. Again, it draws them back.

The procedure will be risky. But the eroded disk will not die.

It will not allow it.

[mantisgodsdomain]

As we finish drawing up our final Febuwhump prompts and putting the finishing touched on our initial drafts list, we are struck with the distinct impulse to convert ZB-162 to HBG formatting. This is a curse & a dastardly trick. This character. Is a fungus.

[wiseguyreports33]

Global Business Intelligence Software  Market  - Upcoming Trends, Growth Drivers And Challenges – Forecast To 2026

Summary - A new market study, “Global Business Intelligence Software  Market  - Upcoming Trends, Growth Drivers And Challenges – Forecast To 2026” has been featured on WiseGuyReports.

 Business Intelligence Software Market was valued US$ 14 Bn in 2017 and is expected to reach US$ 32 Bn by 2026, at a CAGR of 10.89 % during forecast period.

 Business intelligence is emerging as one of the most important tools for business organizations, allowing them to make more concrete and tactical decisions. With ever increasing volume of data produced worldwide, BI & analytics is becoming one of the most important areas for several businesses and government organizations. In 2016, above 16 zettabytes (ZB) of data was generated globally which have created huge opportunities for analytics.

 Also Read : https://www.wfmj.com/story/42367682/business-intelligence-software-market-report-segment-to-witness-highest-growth-rate-in-upcoming-years

 Growing saturation of smart grids, energy management, Internet of Things (IoT), social media and many others are expected to continue increasing the data volumes over the following years. This is further predictable to create various analytics applications for the market, thereby driving the demand for Business Intelligence & analytics tools.

 Increase in data volume, popularity of cloud delivery model and growth in data analytics adoption globally are the key driving factors for the market growth. Still, factors like lack of awareness about the benefits of the software and lack of skilled are limiting the growth of market. Software application established to obtain, convert, analyze and report data for business intelligence are known as business intelligence and analytics software. Also, these tools are being used to read information and data that is stored, not necessarily in data mart. Apart from these, the tools are helping front line users to design reports as well as perform analytics, confirming less dependency on information technology department. Faster deployment, ultimate optimization, performance management, power data mining and reduction implementation challenges are benefits offered by business intelligence software.

 Cloud segment was leading in the market in 2016, and is estimated to continue during forecast period. Also, other industry vertical segment dominated overall market, and deploys the business intelligence software at a higher scale. Rising adoption of business intelligence software by many associations and growth in demand for cloud-based business analytics software among SMEs are major factors that are fueling the business analytics software market growth. Data explosion is projected to drive the business intelligence software market growth over the forecast period. Increasing amount of customer data in certain industries like retail and BFSI, have promoted industry penetration on account of high need for more space and hardware to store data.

 Increased costs and requirement in healthcare to reduce expenses are key factors projected to fuel healthcare business intelligence software market growth. Healthcare providers are improving patient outcomes, reduce expenditures, and analyze treatment effectiveness with the help of healthcare Business Intelligence platforms, effectively using operational, patient, and other relevant data.

 Key players operated in market include SAP, Microsoft, SAS, Oracle, IBM, Qlik.

Scope of Global Business Intelligence Software Market:

Business Intelligence Software Market by Type:

Cloud BI Software

Mobile BI Software

Social BI Software

Traditional BI Software

Business Intelligence Software Market by Deployment Model:

On-demand/Cloud

On-premise

Business Intelligence Software Market by End User:

IT & Telecom

Retail

BFSI

Manufacturing

Others

Business Intelligence Software Market by Application:

Customer Analytics

Supply Chain Analytics

Marketing Analytics

Pricing Analytics

Others

Business Intelligence Software Market by Geography:

North America

Asia Pacific

Europe

Latin America

Middle East & Africa

Key Players Operated in Market Include:

SAP

Microsoft

SAS

Oracle

IBM

Qlik

Tableau Software

Information Builders

Teradata

MicroStrategy

Yellowfin International

Zoho

Jaspersoft

Sisense

Phocas

Domo

Sysomos

ZAP BI

Salesforce

datapine

Javelin Group

Square

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Gewichtsverlauf

So, ich war gestern den ganzen Tag ziemlich fett gewesen, oder ich war aufgebläht, oder voller Wasser. Zuhause war ich immer satt gewesen, zwar habe ich mich nicht überfressen, und auch keine Süßigkeiten (bis auf alk und dann nach kuchen zu mir genommen) aber ich denke denn noch, davon habe ich zugenommen. :( Naja, ich mache weiter ganz konsequennt keine Snacks, Süßigkeiten, oder ungesunde Sachen. Denn das bringt für die Figur an meisten was. Der Punkt früher war, habe ich zugenommen, habe ich aufgegeben, und weiter gemacht, mit fressen, weil das frustriert hatte. Diesmal mache ich das nicht so, denn, man muss immer da drauf achten, auf seine Figur, es bringt mir nächste Woche, nächsten Monat, nächstes Jahr Gar nichts, mich bei jeder kleinen frustration wieder hoch zu fressen. Zumindest die Ernährung muss Gesund bleiben, und die Süßigkeiten weg. Es geht nicht nur um jetzt, sondern auf die Dauer... und ich es ganz konsequent nichts süßes. Nur so macht sich das an meiner Figur bemerkbar. Ich habe auch vor, vorerst mein essen, also meine kcal noch ein Tick einzuschrenken, denn ein Kg Pro Monat abnehmen, dass ist einfach nichts. Ich werde jetzt nicht radikal nur Gar nichts essen, wie früher... Weil ich merk, ich, und mein Körper, wir brauchen was. Wir brauchen essen. Jeden Tag. Und wenn es nicht viel ist brauchen wir was. Ich esse abends jetzt Kaisergemüse, oder was dementsprechendes, (zb Spinat) mit Joghurt (0,1% fett). (162 kcal) und Tagsüber (weiß nicht wann) ein Kefir (oder Buttermilch) 220 kcal, und morgens so zwei drei Tassen Kaffe mit Soja light Milch (100 kcal)  da komme ich doch nur noch bei 500 kcal raus, und nicht mehr bei tausend, oder so, wie das bis jetzt war. Und sollte ich mal wieder Tage mehr essen, weil ich zb wo anders bin und mich nicht unter Kontrolle habe, dann ist das so. Die Süßigkeiten bleiben trotzdem weg. (niemand kann mich zwingen Süßigkeiten zu essen). Und habe ich zugenommen, dann mache ich at home einfach weiter. Und ganz wichtig, ich darf mich davon nicht so runter ziehen lassen. Lg

[mantisgodsdomain]

Finished our character bio for Bug OC Round 2. It is longer than Marigold's bio. Inevitable, predictable, and yet. How did we get here?

[mantisgodsdomain]

The eating people part is just because it needs flesh to run its cordyceps bits, by the way. Can't run on the flesh of its bee body forever, unfortunately. It's got to eat. Not terribly picky on what since it's just doing that to run its brain but it does need to get fed eventually.