#inkytomes

[bogleech]

After your recent DigimonReview on LadyDevimon X I started reading through the whole dang thing from the beginning and am loving it, especially the D-Reaper and Diaboromon line reviews! (Minor Sidenote: Review 192 Dorumon seems busted?)

Oh shoot I accidentally messed up the “next” url way back on funbeemon! It should be fixed now!

[cosmopoliturtle]

I absolutely love your Hiraeth stuff! Have you made any recent posts to kind of summarize parts of the world? The way you make so many unique creatures is amazing but it might be a tad daunting for folks first getting into the world you've built.

Thank you, I’m flattered! I definetly understand what you mean– the way Hiraeth’s story is told is somewhat obtuse. I try to write each entry vague enough so that specifics don’t matter unless I explicitly start going into them.

I think the best way to try and get into Hiraeth is to scroll through and just pick whichever creatures look interesting. Environment drawings usually have more in-depth info. 

After that, read #700 - Vouna, and I think that helps paint a better picture. Also every creature at a hundred-marker (100, 200, etc.) has a lot more lore then most other creatures.

That would be my unofficial advice. I think when I have some free time, I’ll try to sort out the pages better so that it can be easier to find specific pictures and info. I’ll probably do a big reorganization update someday. Really glad you enjoy my work and thank you for bringing this to my attention. ; u ;

[coelasquid]

Since Reaper's turned out not to just be a merc that works for Talon, but one of their leaders, what do you think of the concept of Gabe at a desk and phoning Jack and griping about getting through leadership-paperwork hell and who had the harder job, the guy running the well-funded but super-huge multinational group, or the guy working as the mole in the small edgy terrorist group?

Gabe compares it to the time he volunteered for their local co-op market board of directors so they could get discounts on organic avocados and had to deal with all of the most annoying people he’s ever met.

[nintendonut1]

Huh, the positive drawings have, ironically, made me want an edgy Mafia-Boss AU where Link is one of Mario's enforcers.

…why?

[cosmopoliturtle]

*chants softly* Electivire-Electivire-Electivire!

Ooh that one will be a lot of fun.

[dustygnome]

inkytomes replied to your photo: “It really has been ;_;”:

Congratz! But Stop giving Blizz money nerd!

Ty! Don’t worry, I’m sure Blizz will manage to destroy itself with or without my sub money :p

[diocletianscabbagefarm]

Gross, good to know though, thank you. Sadly still not much to implicate him with. Hopefully the accusations will still keep him off the court though.

I think there’s a number of things that are being conflated in this whole thing, due to the weird nature of the setting. Supreme Court hearings aren’t a trial, and so accusations don’t necessarily have to live up to the standards of likelyhood practiced in a criminal case - it’s a high profile job interview, and testimony like this should instead be considered like a character-witness. It’s in the interests of the various factions to either make it seem like a trial (and apply the standards of evidence) or not. The Republican members even brought in a prosecutor to ask cross-examination questions on their behalf.

Regardless of whether the accusation is true, false, or even mistaken identity, Kavanaugh did show during this process that he is unfit temperamentally through his shouting rant of entitlement, that he doesn’t even have the pretense of being an impartial arbiter through all the time he spent accusing one party of making up an attack against him as well as his long career of DC partisan hackery, and that he is untruthful, very blatently lying about what he was like when he was young, as attested to by practically everyone who knew him at the time, and evidence such as his calendar - in addition to all kinds of other things he lied about prior in the hearings, like the re:spying emails. Based on the personality he exhibited I would be loath to hire him as a store clerk, let alone a supreme court justice.

Also his jurisprudence is fucking awful. 

[kebelesaurus]

Wasn't that "Article 13" bit being as bad as net neutrality revealed to be a hoax, and the bill is just to stop Russian tampering with the web for propaganda stuff?

i’d actually read about this a little more, so if you have any handy links, fire away!what i know is that: eu is trying to fight hateful content flooding the internet in the wake of middle east refugee crisis, but it’s doing it in very bad way - by making bots control web content. bots are efficient, but lack understanding of remix based part of internet culture. it could result in removing content that uses other’s work as a base and be more damaging than salving. one way or another it sounds dangerous and should be thought over more deeply.links to articles:

http://www.alphr.com/politics/1009470/article-13-EU-what-is-it-copyright

https://www.cnbc.com/2016/05/31/facebook-twitter-youtube-microsoft-back-eu-hate-speech-rules.html

https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-44412025