Great stuff, with a sort of dark, ‘Saturday Evening Post’ style. Also a nice throwback style to strips that went back to the 60’s and even 50’s.

Jokes aside, this is both great tribute and super-disrespectful.

Was that the intended aim?

Niiice, but I need to take care of my niece, tomorrow!

Wow… nice!
Indeed, that reminds me of what I’ve learned of Indian cooking, a little bit. For example, I understand that sauteing seeds like cumin and coriander (getting back to cilantro, hah) in “ghee” (clarified butter) is a great / classic way to get the essential flavors of the seeds / ingredients in to the oil component, which can later be transferred towards something else that’s freshly cooked, like dal (lentils) or pollo.

SMBC vibes

I love that move, holding off on cooking the culantro until the last bit of time, or even having it fresh, a bit like parsley. It’s just too easy to lose the flavor when cooked too early!

That said, I try to use every bit of the bunch, so will often mini-slice the stems and put them in near the end.

Pardon the late reply, and wow, sounds interesting. As well as hugely practical. oO
Thanks for the extensive reply!

I wish I could say I understood this ‘bot’ stuff better. For example, it seems some instances allow the creation and auto-administration of bot accounts, but I don’t think mine does (lemm.ee). It sounds like for other instances, though, that’s something of a feature.

To be clear-- the goal for my community would be to have a scheduled bot drip daily or semi-daily content, freeing me up to work on longer-form pieces.

There was in fact a 3rd-party tool that worked exactly that way for a while, but it seems it eventually broke due to a key update by the Lemmy software.

it includes Mastodon/Sharkey posts using linked hashtags

Oh wow, may I ask how that works, Blaze?

Since we don’t have a functional posting bot to drip content these days, it would surely be nice if I could get content from adjacent platforms to auto-post on a regular basis to our community.

It started with 55 default sub’s from Lemmy-federate bots

Huh!
So… how does that work, if I might ask?
You can start a community and somehow assign dozens of bots to it, instantly pumping up the numbers, so to speak…?

Oy, these comments… oO

So, I have a passing familiarity with David, based on the French Revolution, but didn’t realise until just now what a crazy opportunist he was upon… well, leap-frogging leaders and interests in order to protect his own hide, over the years!

Not sure of the raw numbers and such, but I’d guess that plenty of other people in the arts tried to play that game, but crashed & burned, so to speak. :S

Damn, this is just too…
well, too absurdly clever for my pitiful arse!

So yeah, could we maybe see a real-world example to help idiots like myself understand what’s really going on here…?

Oh rabbits-- you know something– I will always try to do my best, for BLAZE.

Yōsh!

Now let’s see if they can do songs in Castellano / français, next…

Hi, Sergio. Suno.com doesn’t seem to officially have goth yet, so I just took a guess and chose styles: “metal,” “male voice with hoarseness,” “minor chords” and still tried to force “goth.”

See if this song-link works:
https://suno.com/song/401b9ad3-073d-442a-9b1c-c013b104ea89?sh=oANp8cwoCo0dQVIX

Oh, and I loved how they handled the tag “(unearthly shrieking)” LOL.

Thanks for sharing!

Now I wonder what I could substitute for heavy cream…

Since we’re nitpicking, I’m not a fan of the googly eyes. At least if you’re going to do that, maybe shape them a tad bit more like their natural eyes. That way it’s less distracting, altho yes-- I get the idea that they’re “anxious animals.”

Wow, that’s great! Cute, amusing, clever, nice storytelling, nice art, nice mastery of overall cartooning.

I’ll be adding this series to the list unless there’s any objections.

This was already touched on earlier, but I wanted to add on a bit:

The idea comes from how Reddit handles it (MultiReddits) but from my experience it’s a feature not many people made use of, and it sounds like a pain to have to constantly create and manage new multi-communities to group together duplicate communities. This shouldn’t be a task that users have to manually do.

This is a pretty bad or maybe just naive take that IMO doesn’t sum things in a productive way upon Multi-Reddits. That is-- 1) it arguably doesn’t matter a bit how many people make use of it, as each person’s MR is going to be a custom affair, and it works at the individual user level anyway, 2) on the contrary, it’s no trouble at all to build your MR’s either quickly or painstakingly, and you can spread that effort across weeks, months and even years. In the end, I find MR’s fantastically useful as super-custom feeds that you can use to stay focused on a tight range of topics.

Unfortunately, these kinds of half-baked conclusions tend to suggest to me that OP doesn’t have a whole lot of familiarity with either platform at this time. That said, there’s a lot of interesting ideas in the article, it’s just a little disappointing in various places.

It’s still a 3 pound bird spine busting mammals and birds 4 or 5 times their size.

Yeap, I think that’s the main point, despite our squabblings, hier und da.
I.e.-- raptors and carnivores of the feline-variety have an almost magical-ability to OWN their prey, so to speak, physics be damned.