naoren:

anotherpinecestblog:

limey404:

stop doing things in unison you adorable little jerKs

God dammit

A thing I love about Gravity Falls is the twins’ personalities are so distinct, you sometimes forget they’re twins. Yet at the same time they will often do ‘twin’ things like move or talk in unison. They’re their own characters yet they are also a set, and that healthy balance is a great characterization.

naoren:

anotherpinecestblog:

limey404:

stop doing things in unison you adorable little jerKs

God dammit

A thing I love about Gravity Falls is the twins’ personalities are so distinct, you sometimes forget they’re twins. Yet at the same time they will often do ‘twin’ things like move or talk in unison. They’re their own characters yet they are also a set, and that healthy balance is a great characterization.

chrome extensions for disabilities masterpost

jewish-demi-dragoneyes:

00dani:

flowersandheadphones:

I have seen a lot of posts on here talking about individual extensions for chrome to help people, but I haven’t seen a place where they’re compiled together. So here you are!

font/text

  • no caps – Makes everything lower case
  • Open Dyslexic: changes the font to Open Dyslexic and makes it larger. Personal favourite.
  • Dyslexie: changes the font to dyslexie and allows change to font size and colour (blue). Can be turned off. (Doesn’t seem to work on facebook)
  • Font Changer: Allows you to change the font on specific website or on everything using a Google Font. I believe you can also upload your own, if there’s a specific font you need.
  • BeeLine Reader: Uses a gradient so your eye follows along one line to the next

overlays/colour change

  • Color Overlay – Irlen Filter for Chromebook: Puts a coloured overlay over the screen. can choose colour and opacity. 
  • Sunglasses: Tints the screen grey to reduce contrast
  • Desaturate: Removes all colour and makes everything a greyscale
  • High Contrast: Change contrast or invert colour scheme
  • Deluminate: Similar to High Contrast, but tries to keep photos in tact
  • G.lux: Makes the colour of the display change depending on the time of day (also cuts down on blue light so it’s easier to fall asleep)

reduce visual distraction

  • Readability: Can change things such as margins, colours, etc… as well as reduce visual business
  • Ad Block Plus: blocks ads. What more needs to be said?
  • FlashControl: Stops flash animations running by themselves
  • Hide GIFS: Allows you to keep GIFS from displaying
  • Text Mode: Loads pages in black/white, covers images, with text only.

audio

  • SpeakIt!: Reads small section of highlighted text aloud
  • Chrome Speak: Reads small section of highlighted text aloud
  • Announcify: Reads full web pages. Warning: may stop in the middle of text or not read for the full thing.

tiny update: adblock plus was basically bought out by advertisers! if you want a reliable ad blocker now, i highly recommend the lovely ublock origin instead!!

^^^ i made the switch about a month ago. Highly recommend everyone do so.

chrome extensions for disabilities masterpost

jewish-demi-dragoneyes:

00dani:

flowersandheadphones:

I have seen a lot of posts on here talking about individual extensions for chrome to help people, but I haven’t seen a place where they’re compiled together. So here you are!

font/text

  • no caps – Makes everything lower case
  • Open Dyslexic: changes the font to Open Dyslexic and makes it larger. Personal favourite.
  • Dyslexie: changes the font to dyslexie and allows change to font size and colour (blue). Can be turned off. (Doesn’t seem to work on facebook)
  • Font Changer: Allows you to change the font on specific website or on everything using a Google Font. I believe you can also upload your own, if there’s a specific font you need.
  • BeeLine Reader: Uses a gradient so your eye follows along one line to the next

overlays/colour change

  • Color Overlay – Irlen Filter for Chromebook: Puts a coloured overlay over the screen. can choose colour and opacity. 
  • Sunglasses: Tints the screen grey to reduce contrast
  • Desaturate: Removes all colour and makes everything a greyscale
  • High Contrast: Change contrast or invert colour scheme
  • Deluminate: Similar to High Contrast, but tries to keep photos in tact
  • G.lux: Makes the colour of the display change depending on the time of day (also cuts down on blue light so it’s easier to fall asleep)

reduce visual distraction

  • Readability: Can change things such as margins, colours, etc… as well as reduce visual business
  • Ad Block Plus: blocks ads. What more needs to be said?
  • FlashControl: Stops flash animations running by themselves
  • Hide GIFS: Allows you to keep GIFS from displaying
  • Text Mode: Loads pages in black/white, covers images, with text only.

audio

  • SpeakIt!: Reads small section of highlighted text aloud
  • Chrome Speak: Reads small section of highlighted text aloud
  • Announcify: Reads full web pages. Warning: may stop in the middle of text or not read for the full thing.

tiny update: adblock plus was basically bought out by advertisers! if you want a reliable ad blocker now, i highly recommend the lovely ublock origin instead!!

^^^ i made the switch about a month ago. Highly recommend everyone do so.

Determining Wander and Sylvia’s Height

moon-mandolin-butt:

I’ve always wondered about the scale of these characters. It’s pretty obvious that Wander is very small and that Sylvia’s is much larger than him. But what are the exact numbers?

Let’s start with Wander

In this ask to Dave Thomas, Producer and Supervising Director of Wander Over Yonder, he says that Sylvia is 10 feet long from her snout to the tip of her tail.

So, this gives us a good base to start with. Luckily, I found a picture of her at her full length.

Using the power of editing, I could lay several Wanders across her. 

It seems that Sylvia is about 4 Wanders long. Divide 10 ft by 4 and you get 2.5 ft.

So, Wander is 2 and a half feet tall. 

We can use this number to determine Sylvia’s height as well. Sylvia’s height tends to fluctuate depending on what’s she doing but we’ll just measure her at her tallest. 

I stacked a couple Wanders up next to her and found that Sylvia is 2 Wanders tall. Multiply 2.5 ft times 2 and you get 5 ft.

Sylvia is 5 ft tall.

So, there you have it. I think it’s safe to assume that these are their approximate heights. The method of stacking Wander’s could also be used to measure other characters, as long as you have the scale of them first. What do you guys think?

Determining Wander and Sylvia’s Height

moon-mandolin-butt:

I’ve always wondered about the scale of these characters. It’s pretty obvious that Wander is very small and that Sylvia’s is much larger than him. But what are the exact numbers?

Let’s start with Wander

In this ask to Dave Thomas, Producer and Supervising Director of Wander Over Yonder, he says that Sylvia is 10 feet long from her snout to the tip of her tail.

So, this gives us a good base to start with. Luckily, I found a picture of her at her full length.

Using the power of editing, I could lay several Wanders across her. 

It seems that Sylvia is about 4 Wanders long. Divide 10 ft by 4 and you get 2.5 ft.

So, Wander is 2 and a half feet tall. 

We can use this number to determine Sylvia’s height as well. Sylvia’s height tends to fluctuate depending on what’s she doing but we’ll just measure her at her tallest. 

I stacked a couple Wanders up next to her and found that Sylvia is 2 Wanders tall. Multiply 2.5 ft times 2 and you get 5 ft.

Sylvia is 5 ft tall.

So, there you have it. I think it’s safe to assume that these are their approximate heights. The method of stacking Wander’s could also be used to measure other characters, as long as you have the scale of them first. What do you guys think?