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November 05 2017

Medieval Fantasy City Generator by watabou

plantkat:

Some example maps for folks to see

theres several other palettes and style options, options for adding and removing elements, and a separate site hosting this generator as well, where you can edit the size and seed in the address bar

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October 24 2017

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October 17 2017

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October 16 2017

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October 05 2017

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ok, now i’m thirsty

the morning after happy hour

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October 04 2017

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If anyone in the future ever asks me what 2017 was like I’m just gonna show them this tweet

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September 28 2017

→ img.pr0gramm.com

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August 30 2017

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August 29 2017

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August 28 2017

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August 16 2017

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August 15 2017

What the city is missing: Thierry Cohen photographs cityscapes and then photographs deserts at night, combing the two to show us what our cities would look like with the lights off. The stars are not enhanced, they are actual photos from relative latitudes that would expose the same starry sky view if it weren’t for light pollution.

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August 07 2017

→ ourworldindata.org

How much will it cost to mitigate climate change?

Our potential mitigation options are ordered from left-to-right in terms of cost (getting progressively more expensive as we move to the right).[...]

You will see that many options to the left-hand side of the curve have negative costs. Negative costs indicate options which would actually save money. These are typically related to energy efficiency or land management projects which would provide an economic return over the longer-term.

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