#Point IO

[nukbody]

@dead-finch-420 threatened me only 40% so i better take my chances, but being completely honest having look at those old sketches made me just wanna redraw them all so here we are

[bigskycastle]

beat boards i made for class

[pikkissis]

Little Peony!

With a little doodle of momma and daughter airplanes...

God Bless!

Bonus!

Double God Bless!

[luckylsoer]

First comic here! Some dumb ideas about Senna's horns lol.

Who needs mobile data when you have PORTABLE BROADBAND, BABYYYYYY!!!

But seriously tho, broadband gives much more bang (data) for your bucks, at least where I'm currently living. If I ran on electricity I'd get portable broadband too lol. Then just call and text through Wi-Fi.

[mimeo-tan]

i like that of the original species in bionicle (ie: built by the great beings pre-launch, rather than mata nui) they get progressively larger and less interesting as we learn about them

Hydraxon's (barramoi) - Largest of the lads. 9ft or so. No powers, just a guy.

Axonn's (akiamu) - Not much taller than a glatorian really, just beefier. 7.5ft. Limited "powers" (ie: create lightning)

Toa - Glatorian size or maybe a bit smaller. 7ft. Literal demigods of their "elements" (ie: control lightning)

Matoran - Agori-size??? Smaller than an Agori? 4.5ft if i recall. Contains the power to transform into one of the aforementioned demigods

I like to see this as a sort of progression - from the clunkiest and most basic of synthetic life, utterly lacking in special abilities and completely reliant on physical size, strength, and skill to fight, to the incredibly compact Toa that's no larger than the typical glatorian warrior yet full of unimaginable power.

The great beings had to learn as they went and actively applied everything they discovered to waves of progressively tougher security with the occasional one-off experiment - god forbid some layman break in and discover all your sinister machinations

[disabletblrlivereminder]

Reminder To Turn Off Tumblr Live

i understand that snoozing this shit feature does nothing for mobile users now and i know that the limit changed to 30 days. after this post i'm queuing these for the 1st every month at 10am est and will also add instructions and the links that's in the pin post.

[netscapenavigator-official]

I know I’ve been silent for quite some time, mainly because I don’t like it here anymore, but the Nancy Drew fandom is much stronger here than it is elsewhere, and I just need everyone to know that Apple is now allowing emulators on the App Store, which means you can now play the first six Nancy Drew games on your iPhone or iPad via the app called ScummVM. It’s a bit finicky to get working, since iOS’s file management sucks, and you have to disable the “UseDirectSound” setting in Game #1 and #2’s “game.ini” files, but still! I’m literally playing Stay Tuned for Danger ON MY FUCKING PHONE. IM SO EXCITED!!

Also, the iPad version of the app has full iPadOS cursor support, so if you have a Smart Connector trackpad or Bluetooth mouse, you can literally play the games, as they were designed, ON AN IPAD!

[reireichu]

they put a broken louis in a box and filled it with rocks, not realising that when you put a broken iphone in a tub of fucking rice, it comes back to life oops

[fisherrprince]

ari drawpile moments...

[thecryptidart1st]

I should also ask this for the video:

What are your thoughts on Monsters & Mortals and Super Dark Deception?

[corpsecoochie]

The ADHD is kicking my ass today yall.

Anyway look at my beautiful cat!!!! 🥹

[pikkissis]

tbt my first playthrough - i was gettin ate up by louie......

ft. collin asking silly questions .. no!!!!

[knowledgekadamitatis]

THE FANZINE IS DONE!!!!!! I AM SO HAPPY I GOT THE OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THGIS <3333!!!!

hosted by @eure-k-a :-DDDDDD

[metaforth]

Fuck Linux.

Everytime I complain about a minor issue with Windows I get like 6000 tech bros falling over themselves to screech "JUST USE LINUX" at me. No. I won't use Linux. I have a full time job, medical issues I'm dealing with, friends I wanna hang out with, a game I'm starting work on slowly but surely, and hobbies that have nothing to do with software, and responsibilities as an adult who lives with other people on top of all of those things. And when you consider that combination of obligations and things I enjoy doing and want to do there's not much time for me spending 8 hours fighting with an operating system to make it run the EXEs for the emulators I like.

I don't have the time, will, nor desire to spend days upon days or possibly even weeks struggling through IT bullshit to make my computer do all the things I want to do. The windows computer I already have already works with at least 85% of those things right out of the box.

Sure, fuck Microsoft (though Valve is an awful company to buy LinuxBros get mad when you acknowledge that), and Windows has tons of issues of its own not including the outdated ones MACbros like Dankpods who's barely touched the operating system since Windows 7 think are still relevant (Yes I said something negative about Australian retro funnyman, cry about it.)

I am perfectly happy dealing with the annoying administrative permission issues, inexplicable performance drops doing something it handled perfectly fine yesterday, or apps not closing sometimes even when I go through task manager. Those and many other issues are all annoying but I'm accustomed to them.

My only direct experience with Linux in the last few years has been on my steam deck, and every problem I've had with the steam deck has come entirely from trying to download things through Desktop mode and having to deal with Linux. If there isn't a native Linux version of the program I want to run I have to jump through hoops after hoops doing research for hours as I try multiple methods, most of which fail and the rest seem promising then just won't successfully install for some inexplicable reason. Eventually like the 58th thing I try finally works and then I try and get something else working and that somehow BREAKS THE PREVIOUS THING!

All of which is compounded by this software having no native support for any of this so there's no official Linux support line I can reach out to for further assistance. I have to look up guides or forum posts and pray to the god I don't believe in that they're up to date which 9/10 times they aren't.

I'm glad you techbros enjoy spending 40 hours a week getting Linux to work for you, but I don't want every little thing I do on my computer to be a full time job. I have a lot of other shit going on in my life, including things I actually enjoy doing, and I don't have time. I'll stick with the operating system that works out the box.