Except there are also RSS bots. While I’m not a fan of them, I can see how those could be useful for news and comic creators.

As long as they are marked and not attempting to imitate people, I’m fine. And I don’t think those that are attempting to be people will kindly mark themselves.

Done

Missed the word “sales” the first time and thought “hell yeah”, then re-read it and was just disappointed.

Learn Krita. David Revoy, artist of Pepper and Carrot, has a ton of great tutorials on using it.

He actually did do a whole series in this realm. Maybe I’ll post more of them. All his comics are very surreal

Great read even if it’s an old article.

Intelligence is knowing Pineapple is a fruit. Wisdom is knowing it belongs on pizza.

Well duh, the printer was out of Pineapple

Not sure. I mostly just play it with a friend and his group. Sorry that I can’t be more help.

GTFO 0.2%

After that I’ve just got a bunch of ones from Risk of Rain 2 from just unlocking everything. Pretty time consuming, but very much a brain off game.

Ah, not quite as long as I’d thought

Lmao an open source meet up app. Never heard of it, but interesting to know it exists

Basically the district he’s in now issues iPads. All course work is done on them through a mix of Canvas, Google Docs, and some websites. We talked with the school and had a thing where he’d have to leave it there and check it out in the morning cause he couldn’t be trusted with it.

The teachers get frustrated by it too, but can’t do much. I was saying below the most the schools give them is a tool to spy on the kids screens, but the kids know they can just turn off Bluetooth to get around it.

I’m actually having to move school districts this year just to get him into one that isn’t shit like this. The one he was in was pretty low rated. Hoping he does better in a well rated district.

Man… coolmathgames.com and all the sites that would pop up to get around the school filters.

I also remember playing RuneScape in the lab, and passing around a flash drive with Halo CE on it.

But not like we had access to it all the damn time. You had to actually go to a computer lab or library for that shit.

Well the teachers can’t lock it down. Most they give the teachers is a way to peak on the kids screens via some app, but the kids have figured out all you gotta do is turn off Bluetooth to get around it.

The school on the other hand, I’ve bitched to them and their IT about it. Like Apple HAS good lockdown policies, and it’s not like they can’t just install Jampf or something of the like to really control it.

This has been a major problem for my kid. They don’t even lock down the iPads they issue so they just do whatever. So when my kid is failing classes because he’s not doing assignments in class and it turns out he’s just on YouTube all day, it’s like why the fuck are they even able to get on that in the first place? Doesn’t matter how tightly I restrict technology at home when his school just says fuck it.

Good lord they own basically all the major ones.

Also all the different “X People Meet” apps, but no Linux People Meet? 😭 /s