"Yep, that's what we look like"
"Yep, that's what we look like"
Inspired by this post https://feddit.org/post/12621011
Left to right:
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus as live-show Liz
- Beth, Jamie's mom from "Cougars"
- Rick, the roller skating drag queen from "Christmas Attack Zone"
- Sarah Palin as Liz from 31 Rock a parody video she made for some reason. Also, DotCom is in it?!
- Liz's identical new best friend Amy from "The Ballad of Kenneth Parcel"
- Frank when he turns into Liz in "Dealbreakers Talk Show No. 0001"
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On a similar note, here are all instances of a different actor portraying a young Liz:
URL Episode Actor Role 
S1E11 "The Head and the Hair" Michal Antonov Refusing to sit on Santa’s lap 
S2E1 "Seinfeldvision" Michal Antonov Marrying her stuffed animal 
S2E4 "Rosemary’s Baby" Marcella Roy Watching Rosemary Howard’s show 
S5E9 "Chain Reaction of Mental Anguish" Marcella Roy Calling Santa a fat fraud 
S6E6 "Hey, Baby, What’s Wrong?" Marcella Roy Getting rejected on Valentine’s Day 
S6E14 "Kidnapped by Danger" Marcella Roy Being “The Blocker” on her parents’ anniversary 
S6E17 "Meet the Woggels!" Marcella Roy Having “The Talk” with her grandfather 
S6E19 "Live from Studio 6H" Amy Poehler Watching telethon 
S7E7 "Mazel Tov, Dummies!" Marcella Roy Marrying her stuffed animal 
S7E7 "Mazel Tov, Dummies!" Alice Richmond First ever eye roll Is there a tool that helps with making tables? I know the markdown to do it, but it's still a confusing mess to work with.
All that I can think of is this tool that someone posted recently:
https://thisdavej.com/copy-table-in-excel-and-paste-as-a-markdown-table/
You copy a range of cells from somewhere like Microsoft Excel, Google Sheets, LibreOffice Calc, etc., then paste into this website, and it reformats it as a markdown table.
But myself, I am comfortable enough with markdown to just type it out manually directly into a Lemmy comment. Though for a markdown table that is relatively large (like the one above), I generally create it from scratch in a separate text editor program and then copy/paste it into Lemmy. A text editor is just a larger space to work in and has things like find/replace to make things go faster.
If you have any specific questions/problems, I am happy to help!
Thanks! I'll bookmark that tool for later and give it a try.
Usually I do okay-ish typing them in directly, sometimes I use the table template button the app to get started, but when putting in long text like image links, it gets ugly fast and stuff starts to break.
I generally create it from scratch in a separate text editor
That's what I do, and turning off word wrap helps a lot.
when putting in long text like image links, it gets ugly fast and stuff starts to break.
In that case, I think that tool should prove very helpful. Starting off in a spreadsheet program like Excel is great for keeping things neat/tidy/readable, then you would use that tool to convert to markdown when you are finished and ready to post the table to Lemmy.
That is sort of how I manage my GIF todo list and the markdown list that I publish on Codeberg. I have a LibreOffice Calc spreadsheet that I use as my todo list, adding new ideas to it as they come to my attention and then marking them off as I complete them. Then, when I am done for the day, I have a custom Python script that I run that reads all the cells in the spreadsheet, rearranges things a bit, and outputs it as a markdown table into the file you see on Codeberg.
EDIT: @ptz@dubvee.org could possibly even build that functionality right into Tesseract, allowing you to copy from Excel and paste directly into a Tesseract textbox as a markdown table.
I think my main use-case would be a 2x4 (or 2x6 or 2x8) table with images and captions so I don't have to use an image editor to make custom scenes. Basically I wanna take some of your gifs and mash them together into something like a 4-panel comic / scene.
could possibly even build that functionality right into Tesseract
Oh that would be cool. I'll ask!