Un Dorian Gray sin pasado, ni patria ni bandera.

I’m just a guy in the #pnw who likes going on adventures, and playing games with friends.

Three things I love: the Oxford Comma, irony, and missed opportunities.

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  • Wow, thanks for the incredibly detailed response! Twas more than I was expecting, but super helpful nonetheless. Related tangent, I wrote a few micro-stories called the Goblin’s Tale about mine. More like the text to a comic than a story, I guess. Her name is Lizzy: one part Lizzy Bennett from Pride and Prejudice, one part Lizzy Borden, the axe murderer. You probably understand. But it did make it rather easy to adapt your scripts from Lily’s name.

    But at any rate, I got it all working without too much trouble. If you’re not a developer, how did you write all that? I only just started learning python (my first language) so I understood a fair bit of what was going on, but that definitely takes some knowledge to come by.

    I’m not tracking vaccines yet, but now that I have these, I’m going to. As well as figure out combining your alert mechanism with notifications. I can do a triggered notification, but I don’t have anything currently set up to check on a daily basis.





  • Others have already said it, funerals are for the living. As long as you’re honest with yourself (this doesn’t seem to be about religion, rather shitty family) and you understand the consequences of your actions, you’re an adult, do what you want.

    Will it cause a scandal if you don’t go? Probably. Is that something you’re prepared for? Can you deal with that fallout?

    The people in this thread exclaiming you must go, it’s family! likely don’t come from families with shitty relations and themselves feel some societal obligation to go to a funeral no matter what. Geography doesn’t matter for honouring the dead. You go to comfort and commiserate with the survivors. If that’s not important to you, do it in your own way. There is no wrong way to grieve or mourn someone’s passing (obviously within reason).