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The idea that furry is a slice of ordinary society is one well worth keeping in mind. I wrote about it as my very first article on this site, even. It's important to consider the ways in which we, as furries, are not somehow separate from the rest of the world; furry does not take place in a vacuum, as I believe I've said before. We are all members of our own social structures both within and without this subculture, and it's that mixture of individualities and social ideals that belong to its members that help to make us who we are as a fandom

The very phrase 'social structures', however, is telling, in that that is precisely what some of us seek to escape by means of our membership to this social group: structure. For many, furry is seen as something apart from the social structures that surround them in their day-to-day lives. That has come up several times before here, of course. I wrote about [leadership in a decentralized subculture][1], and JM and I have both written about the intersection of fu

makyo

I freely admit that this is outrageously geeky. A conversation with folks on twitter led to attempts to try and describe, visually, polyamorous relationships. We kept finding ourselves annotating the links between us, notably with each end of the link, and adding other types of relationships, not all formal or even romantic. This is simply the standard FDL example, with info added about relationship meaning when you hover over the relationship link itself.

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exp1: 
  services: 
    haproxy: 
      charm: "cs:precise/haproxy-19"
      num_units: 1
      annotations: 
        "gui-x": "-155"
        "gui-y": "-371"
    mediawiki: 
      charm: "cs:precise/mediawiki-10"

makyo

from __future__ import print_function
import time

while True:
    print('.', end='')
    time.sleep(1)

makyo

1. Please enter your birth month and year. _year_[v]  _month_[v]

2. What is your biological sex?
	( ) Male
	( ) Female
	( ) Other
		( ) Intersex
		( ) MaaB in transition/MtF
		( ) FaaB in transition/FtM
		( ) Other: _____

makyo

Getting master

1. Fork juju/juju-gui
2. clone your fork
3. git remote add juju git@github.com:juju/juju-gui.git
4. git checkout -b network-prototype
5. git pull juju network-prototype
6. git branch --set-upstream-to=juju/network-prototype network-prototype

Working

makyo

diff --git a/app/views/topology/service.js b/app/views/topology/service.js
index 919f12e..1b7ff8f 100644
--- a/app/views/topology/service.js
+++ b/app/views/topology/service.js
@@ -120,6 +120,7 @@ YUI.add('juju-topology-service', function(Y) {
       return d.subordinate;
     })
         .classed('subordinate', true);
+    node.classed('pending', function(d) { return d.pending; });
 

makyo

var data = {
  "n": {
    "_text": "Responses per year",
    "2009": 9024,
    "2010": 4898,
    "2011": 4365,
    "2012": 3386,
    "2013": 7159
  },

makyo

Relation line tasks

• Refactor
  • Center point of line should be a function ( )
  • Real position from canvas position should be a function ( )
  • Only one line should be drawn between services, metadata should have relations involved ( )
• Relation line
• Color lines per error/subordinate ( )

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---
  n: 
    2009: 9024
    2010: 4898
    2011: 4365
    2012: 3386
    2013: 7159
    _text: "Responses per year"
  demographics: 
    age: