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It's October, here we go again! Also how is it October already?
Starting off with a quick one after a late toddler bedtime.
Inktober day 1: Mustache
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It's October, here we go again! Also how is it October already?
Starting off with a quick one after a late toddler bedtime.
Inktober day 1: Mustache
Decided to add a little colour splash today.
Day 2: Weave(r bird)
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Decided to add a little colour splash today.
Day 2: Weave(r bird)
His Majesty demands a tithe of your finest cheeses
Inktober day 3: Crown
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"You were supposed to be out of the marsh by sunset."
I really want to work out a better way of indicating the wake of a boat with ink, but this'll do for tonight.
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"You were supposed to be out of the marsh by sunset."
I really want to work out a better way of indicating the wake of a boat with ink, but this'll do for tonight.
I blame this one entirely on listening to the Witcher soundtrack tonight
Inktober day 5: deer
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I blame this one entirely on listening to the Witcher soundtrack tonight
Inktober day 5: deer
A water shrew catching some dinner
Did you know: water shrews are venomous
Inktober day 6: Pierce
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Too much No Man's Sky and too little time or energy tonight combine to bring you: A star fish. Get it? I am a comedian.
I never really do spaceships, so I figured I'd give it a go.
Inktober day 7: Starfish
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Too much No Man's Sky and too little time or energy tonight combine to bring you: A star fish. Get it? I am a comedian.
I never really do spaceships, so I figured I'd give it a go.
Inktober day 7: Starfish
I don't know about this one lads...
Inktober day 8: Reckless
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Would've liked to spend a little more time on this one than I did, but it's been a long one today.
If you were wondering "did you really plan out a month's worth of rodent ideas for these prompts?"; yes, yes I did.
Inktober day 9: Heavy (rain)
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Would've liked to spend a little more time on this one than I did, but it's been a long one today.
If you were wondering "did you really plan out a month's worth of rodent ideas for these prompts?"; yes, yes I did.
Inktober day 9: Heavy (rain)
This month really is turning into Beatrix Potter-core, although I'm not sure that's such a bad thing.
Inktober day 10: Sweep
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My son decided that 10pm is a responsible time for a 3-year-old to go to sleep so tonight's is a rushed bee to not miss a day. Based on a photo my dad took. I am now going to go fall over.
Inktober day 11: Sting
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Alright, this one got out of hand. I tried keeping myself to a time limit so far, to avoid later nights. 11pm tonight, however...
Inktober day 13: Drink
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New Stranger Things is kinda bad, huh?
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@alice that's pretty good
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Okay, I'm pretty proud of myself for that one 😁
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I told my kid, if they flushed butter and flour one more time, they'd roux the bidet.
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Il tracollo culturale (libro)
@libri - Come sempre, Russo non le mandava certo a dire
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Trump Pardon Reminder: Trump’s second-term clemency list includes many people convicted of fraud, bribery, tax crimes, restitution obligations, etc. White-collar offenders are often wealthier and potentially able to make political contributions or provide other value. Trump $$$ racket. Plus...
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@pigdog wow, nice post format
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3D Printing for the Hospital Setting
Surgery is hard, there is a reason why school is so long for the profession. Making the job easier and smoother for both patients and surgeons is valuable for all parties, which is why [Mayo Clinic] is now working on including 3D printing into its more regular medicine pipeline.
Prepping for surgery often requires examining CT scans of patients to figure out, well, what they’re even going to be doing. Every body is different, and complex surgical procedures require checking to see where certain organs or features are located. This can be made much easier with a physical model of where the bones, organs, or nerves are specifically located in a patient. While this isn’t true in every case of treatment, there are even cancerous cases where custom equipment can be used to decrease side effects, such as mini-beam collimator adapters.
What if you could use the same pipeline to print what was lost from certain procedures? In a mastectomy, the breast tissue is removed, which can cause negative attention from curious gazes. So why not 3D print a custom breast? Cases like these are generally considered poor commercial investments from industry, but are relatively easy for an existing medical facility to add to treatment.
[Mayo Clinic] is far from the first to consider 3D printing in the medical setting, but seeing the technology see actual applied use rather than future seeking is exciting. Medical hacking is always exciting, and if you want to see more examples, keep sure to check out this commercially available simulator (with some free models).
