@Canageek@cybre.space wiktionary has more options if that's not right: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%E2%8A%97
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U+2297 ⊗ CIRCLED TIMES; pasting that symbol into wikipedia gets you https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tensor_product
« he did no more than trace languid circles around her nipples, a move which might have charmed a skittish animal but failed to increase her ardor »
what we actually need in creative writing is mentorship, the same thing we need in the arts in general
not coursework
like it was fine but i could take a hundred such upper level creative writing classes and still never be any closer to being a good writer
@noelle i mean it only stands out in this author's case because the rest of their writing is pretty alright so it's a bit of a veiled compliment
like they haven't quite figured out a style which actually suits their strengths yet and so are still just going with whatever their preconceived notion is of what a story should be
they'll get better in time
i have already read significantly more pages of random scholars in the qing dynasty fucking ghosts than i have of any chinese classic
@dried i think the most common approach is a <link> element in the header to a google-hosted stylesheet
you can also include it in other ways, like an @import CSS rule, but <link> is the easiest and most popular (or was a year or two ago when i last looked into it)
and yeah, it's definitely possible to parse that query parameter for those fonts
probably brass actually now that i'm zooming in on the picture
originally i wanted to say iron but no iron knuckle is a kind of enemy
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