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[vinnival]

Alrlrlrlrksjf heres my request. Reader teaching the main 3 and torture how to draw i have been waiting for a long time and sjabehfbhc f

hello caffee. /lh

HANK

Probably noticed you drawing and just laid his chin on top of your head, rumbling slightly

"Hello, Hank" another rumble responded

You saw his large hand point to your drawing

"My drawing?"

He said "P... retty..."

Your brain went OOWOWAHAWEHWOEOWAHEYEUEEOR

Because mine would so yesss *bonk*

"Thank you... do you wanna draw with me?"

It was in this moment Hank went:

Achievement Unlocked: New Coping Mechanism

He loves drawing out his frustrations and feelings, even if it's in the form of... abstract art

Eventually you teach him about form, texture, value, etc etc

He slowly gets more and more into art and just... drawing

Since you're the only other art person in the area, he views you as extremely talented and really looks up to your work

He's surprisingly patient when it comes to learning !! He then shows off his learned skills with the next artwork he produces

When he experiences burnout, he gets kind of frustrated and nearly rips up his sketchbook in anger at why his art ideas evade him

But you manage to stop him before he does (good thing too because holy fuck sketchbooks are hard to come by in nevada)

Instead, you teach him ways around artblock, like listening to music, or looking at things from a different angle- and I mean that literally, like hanging upside down angle- and stuff like that!

He really aprreciates you for teaching him these things, and art in general

SANFORD

Definitely suddenly asked you out of the blue

"Hey can you teach me some art stuff?"

"Why?"

He shrugs, "looks cool,"

I can see him loving surrealism

Big Salvador Dali fan

His favorite thing to do is to make portraits but add a surreal twist, kind of like The Scream by Edward Munich but a bit more... prettier?

Idk he usually likes painting/drawing you <3

You can tell he's in artbloco when he's quieter than usual

In response you'll begin to hum one of his favorite songs and he'll immediately perk up and look at you

He gets struck with an idea at that and immediately gets to work, thanking you immensely after

He really likes doing clocks, Dali-style

Can you guys tell I like Salvador Dali

DEIMOS

Biiiiiig pop art vibes from him

He just likes the colors man

Though it's very difficult to get colors bc... well... no plants

But he manages to find colors n such

And even if he couldn't, he can use different tones of grey or maybe even grow his own flowers, who knows?

The way he approaches you for lessons is literally a "what are you drawing? is that me?" situation that All artists Hate

But you tolerate him bc He <3

Mfnfnfn yeah he learned about pop art and his brain was immediately like "yep. that one. can I get some more of these colorful bitches?"

His favorite pieces are the pop art ones with Marilyn Monroe, favorite artist is Kieth Haring

And yes I'll also have him do works involving you :]

Also because he likes doing robotics, I can see him as a make-statues-from-recycled-junk artist too!

He saves his garbage nuts and bolts and stuff and takes them later and builds a lil statue or smth with it

Definitely proudly shows you any of his works when he's done

"DUDE YO LOOK AT THIS I JUST MADE IT"

"THAT LOOKS AMAZING DEIMOS!"

When he's in artblock, he's also in robotics block (techblock?? idk in not a robotics fan), so he really is down in the ditch

You notice how he's struggling and approach him, trying to give him suggestions

100% one of those situations where you were like "have you tried x?" and he groans and is like, "Yeah, yeah, I've tried x, and it w- wait.... WAIT"

Grabs you and shakes you while he shouts excitedly

He got an idea !! Good for him <3

TORTURE

Probably the Hank situation but he's 5x bigger SKEK

Big man is TOWERING over you, grumbling to get your attention

His voice hurts when he talks? Too bad, he's complimenting ur drawings and skill an there's nothing u can do ab it .

Qtheres no pens or pencils designed for MAGs so you grab the thickest marker you could find find some loose paper to let him go wild

And oh boy. Landscapes. Definitely.

There's no true landscapes in Nevada, but, it's fun to imagine the terrain looking different

He's a little confused on how markers work and stuff like that

Otherwise he's really content with just sitting there, curled up next to you and gently scribbling on paper that's way too tiny for him

Definitely will go on adventures to get more art supplies just for u two <3

He'll first experience artblock and not ask you about it, he thinks it's normal that the harder he tries to will himself to draw, nothing comes to mind

You eventually notice he was deeply focusing, hunched over and holding a marker

"Artblock," you grin lightly

Tor looks at the direction your voice was in to meet you

"That's called Artblock"

"A... rrrrtt... blawk....."

You sit with him and pet him while he holds you and purrs in content

Doing this while drawing gave him a spark of motivation so he got back to drawing bc of you <3 hehe

[madamebadger]

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Also the game system sounds quite fascinating!

I wish it existed so I could play it!  From what I remember, the setting was a kind of X-Files sci fi/urban fantasy thing with secret societies and covert government agencies researching magitech type things. Everyone rolled up a character with relatively “normal” kind of RPG stats, physical and mental attributes and various abilities. (Mine was a technosorceror type, Anna’s was a hacker, Kylie’s was a fashionable YouTube personality active in the memewars, Joshua’s was a politician on the run, Kai’s was a CIA mole, and Jesse’s was a supersoldier who’d been injected with an experimental shapeshifting serum.)

The way it worked was that you picked a situation deck for a particular game module and started playing. You would pull a scenario card, between one and four setting cards, and then, at various intervals determined by other cards and by dice, situation cards that might be enemies (enemy technohacker, security guard), obstacles (a hurricane, a power outage, etc.), or events (an accidental injury, an enemy uses their tech skills to find you, you’re attacked by nanites).  You also draw cards of your own, of various kinds--usually positive (you stumble upon a useful piece of information, you gain a beneficial tech implant, you gain access to a medical clinic)--but sometimes more ambiguous (you make an ally, but they may require a favor of you in the future; you find a safehouse but don’t know how safe it really is). 

So you might pull the scenario card “Memewar attack,” the settings cards “online vidspace” and “underground CIA laboratory,” and then a succession of scenario cards that might include things like “private security goons,” “brainwashed shapeshifter supersoldiers,” “aggressive nanites,” and “freak lightning strike.”

You could address situation cards either with your character’s inherent skills or by playing your own personal cards. So if you were attacked by brainwashed shapeshifter supersoldiers, you could attack them using your attack abilities, you could use your mental abilities to try to de-brainwash them, or, if you had the right card, you could play the “corrective nanites” personal card to remove their shapeshifter powers. (Although you might run the risk of accidentally de-supersoldiering your own shapeshifter, at which point you’d better hope you’d remembered to play your “Clinic” card to cleanse the nanites from his system. And so on.)

Without a gamemaster (well, until the mysterious Gamemaster appeared in the dream, but), the game was less a story than a constant improvisational routine with stats--you could get XP for integrating your cards in a way that was emotionally satisfying and that furthered the story. Sure, anyone who turns over the “freak lightning storm” card can just say “And then there’s a freak lightning storm!”, but you gain more points if you spin up a justification like “the experimental hypertesla coil on the roof discharged due to our messing with the computer systems, and so, freak lightning storm!”  If someone then used the technosorceror skill Techblock, they’d get more points for saying, “My connection to the lightning elementals gave me advance warning, and I crouched down and put up a techblock around our computers” than if they just said “Roll for techblock.”  The XP can then be used to either buy new abilities or to buy more personal cards--people who like a sure thing buy abilities, people who like to play fast and loose buy cards.

It’s basically gaming as an emergent, collaborative property. I wish I was able to write game mechanics in a way that would make it work, because it sounds like SUCH fun. (At least, in absence of mysterious Gamemasters and frightening real-world consequences.)

[mklopez]

Techblocked: That period of time when you can't use your phone at all because it's installing system updates.

[theandrewdjsparrow]

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TechBlock Turbo – 36 – Pěstujeme Diamanty !!!

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As they continue to grapple with supply chain disruptions and complexities, companies are increasingly turning to technology and automation to help them work through these challenges. 

This approach has become even more important during the current labor shortage, where “throwing more people at the problem” is no longer a viable or affordable option.

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Data Engineering for healthcare is the process of measuring and managing data for finding effective solutions for your patients. It  must be implemented in every organization for effective and smooth results.

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The world is changing at an unimaginable pace, but the digital-tech market does it thrice as fast. These 3 custom software solutions provide the smartest and the most advanced technologies that surpass the brand's desires.

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 We’ve worked with global companies to build high-availability and redundant systems that have been stress-tested to handle over 250,000 concurrent connections from IoT Devices with redundancies and fail back for critical situations, lag or weak device connectivity.

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Digital disruption has reached the healthcare sector, and with it comes an imperative for life-science companies to retool core technology to remain competitive.

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When it comes to running a successful retail business, a website is no longer enough. Shoppers use their mobile devices 286 percent more than they do on the internet.

Techblocks construct cross-platform, regulatory-compliant mobile applications for retail businesses. In order to speed up the app development process, we use rapid prototyping and pure-native development languages. Read More to Know How we can help Retail Companies with Mobile App development.

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COMMON ISSUES WITH DEVELOPING BLUETOOTH WEARABLES (BLE)

Wearable Biofeedback Device startup collaborated with TechBlocks on the development of the first clinically validated wearable with scientifically proven touch therapy that actively helps your body recover from stress and increase Heart Rate Variability.

While working with them, we were able to quickly modernize existing frameworks and make the most out of current technologies while resolving several issues.

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DIGITAL ENGINEERING FOR A HEALTH DEVICE STARTUP

Wearable Biofeedback Device startup collaborated with TechBlocks on the development of the first clinically validated wearable with scientifically proven touch therapy that actively helps your body recover from stress and increase Heart Rate Variability.

While working with them, we were able to quickly modernize existing frameworks and make the most out of current technologies while resolving several issues.

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When faced with enormous client demand, businesses are frequently unable to provide it because of the insufficient capability of their their business model.

When Koodo Mobile, one of Canada's most successful low-cost mobile phone companies, began to face several issues around it’s constantly rising user base, they contacted TechBlocks. Customers' expectations necessitated expanding the modal capacity. Re-engineering a company's business model was one of the strategies we used to meet the needs of the company's expanding client base.