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[barzfrommarz]

crazy how alot of parents out there bitch abt what their child sees online when they didn’t bother to teach them basic internet safety and monitor what they do online (that would be too much work, ipads are supposed to keep them from having to parent) and then bitchy lawmakers who want to control everything come up with laws like KOSA and age verification laws for the internet instead of privacy laws to keep or data safe from places like facebook which has been proven to sell out data but NOOOOO THE CHINESE TIK TAK APP MUST BE BANNED. Then what they also do is tack those bills onto must pass bills cause they are pissed that it’s not going as fast as they want it to so they can get it passed easily. All i’m hoping for atp is all these old fucks in the government to die

[lambment]

What drawing tablet do you use, and would you recommend it? I'm in the market for a new one, but I have NO idea what actually makes a good one, so I'm asking around

The vast majority of my posts are made with my 1st gen 12” ipad (with a paper feel screen protector) + procreate!

I also use an older model of a 25” wacom cintiq I got back in 2016 when I went to anim school. I wouldn’t consider this cost efficient if you are new to digital art tho, and would recommend a bamboo or intuos. I’ve also heard huion has pretty good tablets now though, and cheaper.

If you’re looking to buy:

I snagged the ipad for 100 CAD (a HUGE steal at the time) a couple years back off of a local online marketplace. I’m sure if you look on marketplaces for a used old Gen now, they should be relatively cheap. Just keep in mind the price of an Apple pen + planned obsolescence. (It’s lasted me all through college and now tho).

If you were looking for a cintiq, I would recommend contacting sellers after they’ve been displayed at conventions, they sell at a big discounted price because of sampling.

[mercuryferns]

🐞welcome to my personal swamp! 🐞

You can call me Mercury or Fern, I do not mind. Its not my real name anyway. I am a 19 year old South African artist drawing whatever I want.

Stuff:

I keep my gender private (ish) online. Its just for the sake of anonymity.

I started this account when I was relatively new to tumblr and I have a whole tagging system to organize my posts better! This is so my reblogs and my art and my dumb shitposting can be easily separated. See below

🐞 tagging system 🐞

Rb: reblogs

Fave: favorite posts (consists of art i love too)

Art by other people: specifically art reblogs

Tw: for anything potentially triggering

Mercuryferns requests: requests people have sent in and i have completed

Mercuryferns ocs: my characters!

Mercuryferns art: all my art

(*my characters also have their own individual tags which you can find. They all end in “from mercury”. For example, jack from mercury)

🐞 Boundaries 🐞

Do not repost my art without my consent and credit. This does not include reblogs and retweets those are awesome.

You may use my art in edits, as a profile picture, etc. But again, with my permission and credit, which I may not always grant.

Don’t even consider asking me to sell you my art as an NFT. Its a no. Always.

🐞 commission info + FAQ 🐞

Do you take commissions?

Occasionally. At the moment I only take commissions from people who can pay in ZAR or from those I’ve met in person due to complications regarding PayPal. But hopefully it’ll be fixed soon.

Do you take requests?

Yes. I don’t always do them though. If you send in a request theres like a 25 percent chance I’ll fulfill.

What software do you use?

Procreate with an iPad air 2 and no stylus or apple pen. I’ve been fingerpainting for so long its now actually hard to use a pen lmao. Also sometimes Xencelabs tablet with Macbook air and clip studio but said laptop is so old and broken.

Suffice it to say, I do not recommend using my software. I can’t afford the fancy stuff and I am too lazy either way.

What brushes do you use?

I make most of my brushes. Or at least personalize the default procreate ones. I’ve made a separate post about it.

Do you sell prints?

Working on it!

Can I use your art as an NFT-

No. Also I will block you.

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[nickgerlich]

Charged Up

One of the most frustrating things that happens to consumers, especially when it comes to tech products, is to find out that something you own is now obsolete. It happens all the time, but one company—Apple—has been notorious for doing it. Worse yet, the obsolescence affects one of the most mundane aspects of the product, yet also one of the most critical: the charger cord.

It was eleven years ago that Apple introduced the Lightning connector for its iPhones, leaving the much clunkier 30-pin connector to fade away. While it was a net improvement, it meant that all of our household and car chargers were done. They also did a similar move with charger cords for their MacBook line of laptops. And don’t get me started about when they eliminated the headphone jack back on iPhone 7 in 2016. It was clearly a move to bolster sales of their wireless AirPods.

Now they have done it again. At their big media announcement earlier this week, Apple announced iPhone 15 among other products, but also had to tell us that—here we go again—the phone’s charger cord would now be USB-C. It’s just that this time, Apple is not trying to pull another fast one, because they have been forced to change.

While it is convenient to think that the US rules the world and we set the standards, we are quickly waking up to the fact that the EU—European Union—has significant clout. The General Data Protection Regulation that was passed in 2018 ensures that European users have much higher expectations of data privacy online, and while they can opt-in to cookies, they are not the de facto setting. We can thank the GDPR for all those annoying questions we face on many websites today asking us if we would like some cookies.

The EU is at it again, with charger cords the next item to come in their cross hairs. Starting next year, all devices sold in Europe must have a common connector. USB-C was chosen as the standard. In both cases—the GDPR and charger cord—American firms have decided to go with the flow, and not fight it. Rather than have two websites, one for the EU and the one for everywhere else, they opted for one. As for Apple, it had no choice but to yield, if it wants to sell phones there.

Of course, this once again puts consumers in a bad place, because we still have legacy products that require the Lightning cord. At my office, both my keyboard and mouse are charged by—you guessed it—the Lightning cord. And my two Apple MagSafe external batteries also require that connector. Even when I upgrade my phone from 12 to 15, I will still have to keep some of these old cords around, while also changing out my home and vehicle charger cords.

Lovely. I will be using two systems at the same time. I see a tangled mess of cables in my future.

It can be argued that Apple should never have stuck with proprietary connectors in the first place, that it wasn’t being a good corporate citizen. But there is a monetary explanation. On Wednesday’s Morning Brew Daily podcast, they reported that Apple makes $5 billion a year either selling its own cords, or licensing their manufacture to third-party companies. That is a significant revenue stream that is now gone.

I am also perplexed that Apple had already adopted the USB-C standard on its own for MacBooks and iPads. It’s enough to make me pull out my hair. Well, if I had enough to pull.

Yes, I am an Apple fan boy. I made the switch in 2005, and have not looked back. While I do not own an Apple Watch or AirPods, I have phone, laptop, office iMac, and tablet, and I love the eco-system. Everything plays well together, which makes it a powerful bundle not replicated elsewhere. I’m good with paying the so-called “Apple tax” to own these products.

Sometimes, though, I admit to the frustration you get when you feel like someone is just yanking you around. This time Apple is getting yanked around. It lost the battle in Europe, and had to concede the world. I’m happy, because there really never was a good reason to have unique connectors other than extra revenue. In fact, this is something that has been going on for years in tech products, from cords to batteries. I can show you a bunch of incompatible camera batteries within both the Sony and Canon lines.

It’s just that Apple is the one getting the black eye for it now. It’s going to be a wobbly transition period for a while until we wear out all of our older products that still use Lightning, but we’ll get there one day.

And we can then add those old charger cords to that box everyone has in their home. Heck, mine still has Cat-4, RS-232, RCA, and land-line phone cables in it. Just in case, you know.

Dr “Of One A Cord” Gerlich

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[thetechbuyer]

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[quuma]

Q HOW WAS UR ARTIST ALLEY???? OMGG DOD OT HAPPEN YET??? if u ever come to san francisco…. let me know… bro my wallet is screaming for q art prints… ALSO WHAT ARE YOU SELLING??? i love twst merch SO MUCH that would be so cute if u had keychains EEEE would u ever consider (or do u have) an etsy page open??? i am whoring over the idea of your riddle art on a professional print good heavens I MUST INVEST!!! anyways i hope it went well if u had it!!! if u didn’t yet GOOD LUCK ITS GOING TO GO AMAZING. also omg a fellow nctzen??? who is ur bias MINE IS JAEMIN AND JISUNG I LOVE THE DREAMIES SO MUCH

KIMI I JUST GOT BACK FROM IT ABOUT 4 HOURS AGO, AND DESPITE HAVING SOME,, QUESTIONABLE,, PEOPLE COME TO MY TABLE, IT WAS ACTUALLY PRETTY GOOD!! :D

It was so tiring tho I’m ngl 😭😭 I’m gonna need at least 2 weeks before I leave the house again ;^;;

legit spent the entire event trying to juggle with drawing (bro I haven’t done traditional art in so long - idk why tf I thought it’d be a good idea to give myself such a short timeframe [40mins - 1hr] to draw sketch comms), dealing with ppl complaining about my keychain prices (I was literally using the price recommended to me by the staff 😭😭 most con keychains are literally more expensive so idk what they were complaining about), and talking to random 50yr old men that were asking me about digital art (as creepy as that sounds, they were both v v nice - ended up convincing one to buy an iPad for his daughter for Christmas [she better be grateful >:(]),, ;-;;;

I doubt I’ll ever go to San Francisco (America sorta scares me hahaidhbkjjh) [actually maybe I’ll visit just for you pookie 🤭🤭😍😍], but I’ll definitely let you know if I ever open an Etsy store !!! I’ll probably end up doing it once my catalogue is larger & I figure out how to get higher quality prints :))) (so,, sometime next year :D)

I was selling art prints (TWST, Genshin, Nijisanji), keychains (Genshin), and commissions !! :D

My prediction was right tho LOL - only one TWST print sold (my mootie who loves Riddle bought it eheheh) (actually maybe 3 sold if you include the art trade for Leona and my brother buying a Ruggie print) - and as disappointing as it was, it’s a good indicator on what to make more of in future though!! As much as i love making TWST content, I do still want to make art that sells at cons 😔😔,, i.e. I probs have to focus more on vtuber/Genshin/anime art sighhhhhh

The way I’ve written this post makes it sound like the event was entirely miserable omfg i promise it wasn’t !! stressful, yes, but not terrible !! I did enjoy the experience a lot, and will be applying to proper, bigger cons in the future !! :D

IM SO GLAD TO HAVE A FELLOW KEYCHAIN LOVER AS A MOOTIE <3333 I LITERALLY LOVE KEYCHIANS SO MUCH THEYRE ALL I EVER BUY ONLINE <333 I’LL DEFINITELY DESIGN SOME TWST KEYCHAINS IN FUTURE FOR YOU POOKUMS <333 I’ll even pay the stupidly high shipping costs to send them to you snookums <333

ALSO YES I AM A FELLOW NCTZEN!!! MY BIAS IS TAEYONG <33 (can you tell that I like the overworked type ahsbjdahsfgdgb) BUT TBH RENJUN AND DOYOUNG ARE RLLY CLOSE BEHIND HIM SO IDK </3

OH AND HERE ARE SOME PHOTOS OF MY TINY LITTLE STALL !! sorry that they’re so blurry 😭😭 I was nervous so my hands were shaking a lot 🧍🧍

had to partially cover poor Ruggie and Leona’s faces with labels bc I didn’t know if I was allowed to show blood ahahjshkskn

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Top Ways to Sell Your Apple Devices for Cash

As technology evolves rapidly, many of us find ourselves with unwanted Apple devices collecting dust. Whether you’re upgrading to the latest model or simply decluttering, there are multiple avenues to get cash for Apple devices. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to maximize the value of your old iPhones, iPads, and other Apple products.

Evaluate the Condition of Your Device

Before selling, it’s crucial to assess the condition of your Apple device. Buyers are willing to pay more for items in excellent shape. Ensure your device is fully functional, with minimal cosmetic damage, and that it includes any original accessories. If your iPhone or iPad is in top condition, you’re more likely to get cash for iPads or iPhones at a higher price.

Erase Your Personal Data

Security is paramount when selling your device. Make sure to back up any essential data and perform a factory reset to erase all personal information. This step not only protects your privacy but also makes the device more attractive to potential buyers. Whether you're aiming to get cash for unwanted iPhones or other Apple devices, a clean slate is a significant selling point.

Explore Online Marketplaces

Online marketplaces are one of the most popular avenues to sell Apple devices. Platforms like eBay, Craigslist, and Facebook Marketplace allow you to reach a broad audience. When listing your device, use high-quality photos and detailed descriptions to attract buyers. This method is particularly effective if you’re looking to get money for old iPhones or cash for iPhones quickly.

Consider Trade-In Programs

Several retailers and Apple itself offer trade-in programs where you can get cash for Apple devices or store credit. While the payout might be slightly lower than selling directly to consumers, trade-in programs provide convenience and speed. This option is ideal for those who want a hassle-free way to get cash for iPads or iPhones without dealing with individual buyers.

Sell to Specialized Companies

There are companies, such as ClicknCell, that specialize in buying Apple devices. These companies offer a straightforward process where you can get a quote online, ship your device, and receive payment quickly. If you're looking to get money for old iPhones or cash for unwanted iPhones without the hassle of dealing with buyers, this option might be the most convenient.

Utilize Social Media Platforms

Social media has become a powerful tool for selling items, including Apple devices. Platforms like Instagram and Facebook allow you to reach potential buyers within your network or through targeted groups. Posting about your old iPhone or iPad in relevant groups can help you find buyers who are specifically looking for cash for iPhones.

Local Electronic Stores

Some local electronic stores offer buyback programs where you can get cash for Apple devices. This option allows you to sell your device in person, which can be faster than online methods. Additionally, these stores might offer trade-in deals that could result in a higher payout or discounts on new purchases.

Research Buyer Demand

Understanding the current market demand can significantly impact the price you receive for your device. For example, newer models tend to fetch more cash for iPhones or iPads, while older models might have a smaller pool of interested buyers. Researching trends and pricing on various platforms can help you set a competitive price and get money for old iPhones effectively.

Bundle Accessories for Extra Value

If you have original accessories such as chargers, headphones, or cases, consider bundling them with your device. Bundles can make your listing more attractive and increase the overall value, helping you secure more cash for unwanted iPhones or iPads.

Timing Your Sale

Timing can play a crucial role in how much cash for Apple devices you receive. For instance, selling right before a new model is released might fetch a higher price, as some buyers prefer not to pay full price for the latest version. Alternatively, the market might become saturated right after a new release, driving prices down. Consider selling your old iPhone or iPad at the right time to maximize your earnings.

Prepare for Negotiations

When selling directly to consumers, be prepared to negotiate. Buyers often attempt to lower the price, especially in online marketplaces. Set a minimum acceptable price before you start negotiations, and stick to it. This approach will ensure you get the most cash for Apple devices without undervaluing your item.

Understand the Payment Process

Different platforms offer various payment methods, from direct bank transfers to PayPal. Ensure that you understand how and when you will receive payment before finalizing the sale. This knowledge is especially important when dealing with larger amounts, such as cash for iPhones or multiple devices.

Consider Eco-Friendly Disposal

If your Apple device is too old or damaged to sell, consider eco-friendly disposal options. Some companies offer recycling programs where you can safely dispose of your unwanted iPhones or iPads. While you may not receive cash, you contribute to environmental sustainability, which can be equally rewarding.

Be Aware of Scams

Unfortunately, online selling comes with the risk of scams. Be cautious when dealing with potential buyers who offer to pay more than the asking price or request to complete the transaction outside of the platform. Protect yourself by using secure payment methods and meeting in safe locations when selling in person.

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Final Thoughts

Selling your Apple devices can be a rewarding experience if approached strategically. Whether you choose to sell through online marketplaces, trade-in programs, or specialized companies like ClicknCell, there are plenty of ways to get cash for Apple devices. By following the tips in this guide, you can maximize your earnings and ensure a smooth selling process.

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