I don’t know if you meant you weren’t sure bath water counts as gray water, but just in case, it does.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greywater

But excrement means any waste matter discharged from the body (especially, but not exclusively, fecal matter).

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/excrement

So yeah, someone’s bath water is both excrement and gray water. But I’m not really talking about just bath water. I’ve seen someone buy a water bottle after a voice actress spit in it. And I know that people have bought celebrities’ shits too. So yeah, I meant more along the lines of any biowaste.

To each their own, I’m just saying I’ve never understood it. It’s gotta be some fetish thing that I just don’t have. I collect autographs, but I’d be pretty upset if they spit on it too.

Is that also why they don’t like black people in movies? They don’t want them turning their kids black?

I have thought about it. It’s very versatile.

Probably because they never thought to change it to FUCKBOI.

We honestly should rename GIMP. It’s a bad name. I think a new and better acronym would substantially improve brand recognition. Something like:

Free Utility for Creative Kits, Brushes, Overlays, & Imaging

FUCKBOI

I’ve never understood why people want the excrement from attractive people. Regardless of where it came from, it’s still excrement.

(I’m considering gray water as excrement.)

It’s probably best you don’t understand that. Else you’d be a greed monster.

Cool. I’ll just be over here happily playing my Steam Deck.

I wonder if he’ll be able to collect in three years, or if something unexpected will come up.

We’ve failed as a species.

Play it just to sabotage my own teammates.

That wholly depends on what and how you’re animating. 2D animations with something like a CSS based animation software only require basically anything with a CPU. Simple 3D animations, like source engine, usually require either decent integrated graphics or a dedicated GPU. Complex 3D animations, like some of the stuff you can do with Blender, require at least 8ish GB of vram and a decent GPU. Then if you want to generate animations with AI, you’ll need at the bare minimum something like a 3090 (and a lack of ethics).

The VRAM is technically the only limiting factor in most cases, because you can only render what fits into it. The power of your GPU doesn’t really matter as to what you can render, just how fast you can render it. Within reason, of course. A thirty year old GPU isn’t going to be able to render things that rely on modern graphics APIs.

Most software also lets you render with a CPU, which just takes longer. So even a GPU isn’t strictly necessary. Just necessary if you don’t want to spend days rendering.

Since we have had houses with multiple rooms it has certainly made sense to shout “where are you?”

Scratch that. Since there were opaque things larger than a human that could be positioned in between two humans (rock, tree, bush, animal) it has made sense.

Scratch that. Since there was dark it has made sense.

Plucky?

Back when I wrote my own start menu replacement (for Windows XP), it worked by turning itself transparent and not responding to mouse input. When you clicked the start button, it would turn itself back to opaque and start responding to mouse input. This meant it opened in maybe 32 milliseconds if it was being particularly slow and took two frames to open instead of one.

Lolwut? They made the Start Menu with JavaScript? Who are they, me?

When I started my company, I decided a 4day/40hour work week would be best, but pretty quickly I realized that those extra two hours a day are usually wasted anyway. Now I do a 4day/32hour work week, and I’ve been a lot more productive.

It’s not staggering, it’s capitalism.

That’s called accelerationism.

That’s not pineapple that’s pine nut.