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kplovegengen · 7 months

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New memory cell mimics the human brain

RMIT University researchers have built the world’s first electronic multi-state memory cell which mirrors the brain’s ability to simultaneously process and store multiple strands of information.

MicroNano Research Facility (MNRF)

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kplovegengen · 8 months

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I got pal Amy in the last round of the ACD Holmes Fest, so I illustrated a bittersweet scene from her wonderful “Something To Retire To”! I love illustrating stories but it’s so much more complex and time consuming than anything else, sigh.

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kplovegengen · 8 months

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A bunch of illustrations from last month for five of Spacemutineer’s sixty-word stories (“Unconscious”, “Mistreatment”, “Modern”, “Invigorating” & “Sunset”) for the latest round of the ACD HolmesFest, which was basically the best assignment ever since I got to draw idiots in love, with some bonus typesetting.

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kplovegengen · 8 months

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Something cute for chess-ka’s fandom edition of Ace Awareness Week, aptly acronymed AAW! (Also Togas wrote this even cuter thing.)

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kplovegengen · 8 months

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arthur conan doyle's words

sadly i just realised there's a word limit, so the rest will be in a reblog. this is just a list i created using the genius of chatgpt, so thank him hahah. it's just a list of words prominent in arthur conan doyle's writing and in victorian dictionary in general :) i just sorted the list in alphabetical order, that's all. also, there's around 300 words, so sorry for the misinformation. here we go :)

Aberration - A deviation from what is normal or expected; often used to describe something that is unusual or unexpected.

Abstemious - Moderate in eating and drinking; often used to describe someone who practices self-restraint or frugality.

Abstruse - Difficult to understand or obscure.

Adumbrate - To give a faint or partial outline of something; often used to describe a rough or preliminary sketch.

Agglomerate - To collect or gather into a cluster or mass; often used to describe something that is densely packed or crowded.

Anachronism - A thing or person that is out of place in a particular time period; often used to describe something that is anachronistic or outdated.

Anathema - A person or thing that is cursed or greatly detested; often used to describe a feeling of intense dislike or hatred.

Anodyne - Something that relieves pain or discomfort; often used to describe a remedy or treatment that soothes or eases.

Antediluvian - Extremely old or ancient; often used to describe something that is prehistoric or from a bygone era.

Apotheosis - The highest point of development or culmination; often used to describe a person or thing that has reached the pinnacle of success.

Arcane - Secret or mysterious; often used to describe knowledge or information that is difficult to understand or access.

Arrant - Utter or complete; often used to describe something that is considered to be extreme or without reservation.

Asperity - Harshness or severity; often used to describe a rough or difficult situation or personality.

Attenuate - To weaken or reduce in strength; often used to describe something that is diminished or made less intense.

Augury - A sign or omen that is used to predict the future; often used to describe a prophetic or foreboding event.

Autodidact - A person who is self-taught; often used to describe someone who has acquired knowledge through their own efforts.

Avaricious - Having an extreme desire for wealth or material gain; greedy.

Avuncular - Kind or affectionate, like an uncle; often used to describe someone who is friendly and helpful towards younger people.

Bellicose - Inclined towards aggression or conflict; often used to describe a person or nation that is warlike or aggressive.

Bifurcate - To split or divide into two branches or parts; often used to describe a forked or divided structure.

Brobdingnagian - Extremely large or immense; often used to describe something that is colossal or gargantuan.

Cabal - A secret political clique or group; often used to describe a conspiratorial or secretive organization.

Capricious - Unpredictable or impulsive; often used to describe a person or situation that is subject to sudden or erratic changes.

Carnal - Relating to the body or physical desires; often used to describe something that is sensual or sexual in nature.

Censorious - Highly critical or fault-finding; often used to describe someone who is excessively judgmental or disapproving.

Chagrin - A feeling of embarrassment or humiliation caused by a failure or disappointment.

Chicanery - Deception or trickery, often used to gain an advantage over others.

Clandestine - Secret or hidden; often used to describe something that is kept concealed or confidential.

Cogent - Clear, logical, and convincing; often used to describe a persuasive argument or case.

Compendium - A concise summary or collection of information; often used to describe a comprehensive overview or review.

Concomitant - Accompanying or associated; often used to describe something that is closely linked or connected.

Contiguous - Touching or sharing a common boundary; often used to describe things that are adjacent or neighboring.

Contravene - To violate or go against; often used to describe a breach of rules or regulations.

Convivial - Friendly, lively, and enjoyable; often used to describe a festive or social atmosphere.

Coruscate - To sparkle or glitter; often used to describe something that shines or glistens brightly.

Coterie - A small, exclusive group of people with shared interests or tastes; often used to describe a close-knit community.

Cupidity - Greed or avarice; often used to describe an excessive desire for wealth or material possessions.

Decorous - Proper or socially acceptable; often used to describe behavior or actions that are appropriate or respectable.

Defenestration - The act of throwing someone or something out of a window; often used figuratively to describe a sudden and dramatic dismissal or removal.

Deleterious - Causing harm or damage, often in a gradual or subtle way.

Deleterious - Harmful or damaging; often used to describe something that has a negative impact on health or well-being.

Demagogue - A political leader who appeals to people's emotions and prejudices rather than their reason or intellect; often used to describe a charismatic but manipulative speaker.

Denouement - The final resolution or outcome of a story or plot; often used to describe the climax or conclusion of a narrative.

Deracinate - To uproot or remove from a place of origin; often used to describe the displacement or forced migration of people or cultures.

Desuetude - Disuse or neglect; often used to describe something that has fallen out of practice or become obsolete.

Diaphanous - Light, delicate, and transparent; often used to describe fabrics or materials that are gauzy or sheer.

Didactic - Intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive.

Dilatory - Slow or sluggish; often used to describe someone who is procrastinating or delaying action.

Discomfiture - Embarrassment or frustration; often used to describe an uncomfortable or awkward situation.

Disparage - Regard or represent as being of little worth or value; speak of in a derogatory manner.

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kplovegengen · 8 months

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GOOD OMENS SCREENCAPS AND RELATED VIDEOS

THESE ARE THE FULL SERIES SCREENCAPS* I MADE FOR EVERYONE IN THIS BLESSED FANDOM!

*[I do not own any rights to these images, nor do I have permission to use or distribute them. These are not to be used for commercial or any monetary gain. Thank you for not suing me!]

Episode One - “In the Beginning”

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Episode Two -

“The Book”

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Episode Three -

“Hard Times”

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Episode Four -

“Saturday Morning Funtime”

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Episode Five - [FIXED]

“The Doomsday Option”

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Episode Six -

“The Very Last Day of the Rest of Their Lives”

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Extra Various Downloads -

“File Under: Vaguely Related”

MICHAEL SHEEN on Comic Relief Bake Off (Full Episode - 620MB)

DAVID TENNANT and MICHAEL SHEEN on The Graham Norton Show - 5/31/19 (Full Episode - 889MB)

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kplovegengen · 1 year

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kplovegengen · 2 years

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kplovegengen · 2 years

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This is my cat, Brigitte.

24 hours after I brought her home, I got a mindblowing job offer. Since I adopted her nine years ago, my life has become an amusement park. She has brought me good luck ever since I took her into my home.

I’m telling you, there’s something about this animal. Good fortune follows her everywhere.

I don’t want to be selfish. I have everything I need and then some. So, I’m sharing her with you.

Reblog Brigitte and you’ll receive fantastic news in the next 24 hours.

And when you do, please remember to help your local SPCA and support them in the difficult work they do for wonder animals like Brigitte. Any donation helps your SPCA, even if it’s just five bucks.

Kitties like Brigitte are counting on you to give back when they bring you good luck.

Thanks, and congratulations on your good news!

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kplovegengen · 2 years

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So I was watching the allergy episode again and