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Hello from a fellow Canuck and (aspiring) geologist! Really enjoyed looking at your Canadian music map -- what did you use to make it? Great site!
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northbox
3 days ago
Thank you! I used the javascript library leaflet (I have a lot to learn lol). You've got a great site with a very clean layout - love the LaTeX look. Excited to see what's next for it! :)
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Geology is dope, it gave Canada that wicked complex shoreline and recursive island on lake combinations, thanks for following, I really like the map graphics on your website!
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northbox
1 week ago
Thank you! :D Your Lankarta idea is really cool. Best of luck! I really like your fictional maps as well. If you ever want help with making a map make sense geologically lmk!! Would be a lot of fun
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lankarta-project
1 week ago
@northbox sure, you can check out the early draft of my large fictional map project, I'm working on a height map and you can tell whether it make sense :D https://lankarta-project.neocities.org/volicaislands/volicaextended1.png
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I found femtanyl back a few months ago and have also really liked them, saw them on your music article. Do you know anyone similar? I tried out the few others you listed in the section but it didn't hit the same.
northbox
3 weeks ago
I'm not too deep into the genre but milkypossum and FEM&M have a similar sound. femtanyl is pretty peak tho
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colexdev
3 weeks ago
@northbox haha I already have some of their stuff on my playlist too, I will check more out of their stuff. Thanks :)
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I like your site. Hope you are enjoying A Sand County Almanac, it is wonderful.
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really cool site! my fav parts are the leaflet maps, art, + mineral collection (ofc)
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thank you for introducing me to PISS
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helloooo!! Holy moly what a cool site you've got