I kid you not, the day I saw this post, I saw a dream where I was talking to a Wild boar

Anyway ever wonder why O'Reilly books have animals on them

A short history of the O’Reilly animals

TL;DR: In the mid-1980s, O’Reilly Media wanted to give their plain Unix “Nutshell” handbooks more character, so they hired then-freelance designer Edie Freedman. She paired 19th-century animal engravings with the odd-sounding Unix terms, explaining, “I had heard of Unix, but I had a very hazy idea of what it was... Even the terms associated with Unix — vi, sed and awk, uucp, lex, yacc, curses — sounded to me like words that might come out of Dungeons and Dragons.” The unusual mix of quirky animals and technical jargon caught on, turning into O’Reilly’s signature book design.

My little brother: hello Ruth ( yeah he is a very civil person, mind you he's only 8 ), what is pocket money
Me: it's a money that is mostly used for daily or minor expenses
Little brother: what if I had money, and then I put it in my pocket, would it be pocket money
Me: sure bruh, whatever you say

But dude is the coolest person I've ever known

Any chess lover here, checkout this bot, the moves you take will be posted on the channel https://t.me/ragoose_dumps

Hexadot – Capture Colors in Seconds

@dot_ruth

So I came up with the idea for this app after coming across a Reddit post. I jotted it down in my “project ideas” folder, where it sat for about three months. I guess this is my way of freeing those projects one by one. I haven’t made the repo public yet because it’s far from perfect, I’m polishing it up and adding new features whenever I get the time, and will definitely make it public.

This project is dedicated to all the designers out there, hope it comes in handy :)