Cassius

@mostlysilent.hexgen.systems

Tegu | M, He/Him | 26 | 18+ Follows Only Just a big lizard. Working on worldbuilding, 3D printing, VR, and many other projects. Will definitely post furry and kink stuff. Like my stuff? Join @HexGen on Telegram. Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mostlysilent

Hilarious moment in the IGF channel recently when multiple people commented on the fact that many characters in Calliope wear turtlenecks and started theorycrafting about the advantages of a turtleneck in a space station environment and I had to disappoint everyone by revealing I just find them hot

when i have to reflect on it, my attitude with this shit has always been kind of hilarious because i'm always like 'woah hey you enjoy this stuff too? me too" as if i didn't make the damn thing lol

A trophy room of sorts has been on my mind today. A showcase of my favorite "conquests;" full of bound, squirming bodies locked in a perpetual state of obedience and bliss from the visors attached to them and the concoction of pheromones we give them. Forced to pose and show off for anyone visiting.

bsky too quiet? missing comments? not seeing posts from spicy artists? check your moderation settings and your bsky filters if you haven't configured these before, many of these will be set to hide as defaults

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Someone from Smitizen reached out to gauge my interest in licensing Vere's design. I told them I'm not interested and not to use him or my art in any way. I'm posting it purely so we are all on the same page moving forward. Has anyone else been contacted by them before?

A screenshot of three notes from furaffinity.net detailing a professional exchange between someone by the name Heyu from the Chinese-based silicone gear manufacturer, Smitizen, and Vere the bat. 

Heyu asks Vere if he is interested in negotiating a licensing deal, and Vere declines the offer, stating Vere is too personal and is an extension of himself, and mentions reputational concerns with Smitizen. He asks for Smitizen not to use his character or artwork in any way, and Heyu agrees Smitizen will not.

IT looks like this is resurfacing again under a new face. If someone invites you to watch something using the "Lovoo client", block them immediately. The lovoo client is also another trojan that will hack and fuck your computer for good, stealing your discord and other accounts.

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Mr.Blue (OPEN 3D COMMS)@mrblueskye.bsky.social · 4mo ago

I have now been sent 3 different discord DMs about this so I wanna make this a PSA to all who read If one of your friends sends you a message saying they want to watch an anime or a movie on an app or website called YUBO, DO NOT CLICK ON IT.

Finally, after a month or so of work, I'm ready to post these! The Branch project has been my focus for a while now, and people have had a lot of questions about them. Hopefully these answer some and can tide people over before I can put the style sheets together.

The first page of a story sheet. The left half of the sheet is taken up by a group picture of four anthro characters. 

The header reads "Branches." The subtitles below the header read "Singular: Branch" and "Created by MostlySilent." Below the header are two sections. The first section has the header "Overview" and further reads "Branches are technorganic beings that were created by the now defunct corporation Modular Ontology Enterprise - or MOE. These beings blur the line between technology and biology, originally not even being defined as living organisms. They were created explicitly as a servant race for a multitude of purposes by MOE, eventually taking over a majority of jobs within the company itself; while being leased out to other corporations or individuals.

Branches come in a wide variety of forms, although they are typically anthroid in body plan. As such, they are commonly classified by their governing function, which is displayed in a prominent location on the body - generally the chest. 

As detailed by MOE in internal documents, the mind of each Branch was created from a Source: brain scans of unwitting customers who had an MOE brain-computer interface implanted. These scans were ostensibly legal to take and use - the corporation's finely worded terms of service ensured that - but this eventual discovery would invariably lead to the dissolution of Modular Ontology Enterprise and the current state of Branches in society today."

The second section has the header "Additional Context" and continues "Modular Ontology Enterprise was already a successful corporation before they created the Branch project. Prior to this, they made a variety of implants and augments that allowed customers to rework their own appearances and add additional functionality to their bodies. 

After introducing Branches to the world, MOE would last ten years before being officially dissolved following several high-profile assassinations of executives by escaped Branches and losi…BildBildBild

Finally, after a month or so of work, I'm ready to post these! The Branch project has been my focus for a while now, and people have had a lot of questions about them. Hopefully these answer some and can tide people over before I can put the style sheets together.

The first page of a story sheet. The left half of the sheet is taken up by a group picture of four anthro characters. 

The header reads "Branches." The subtitles below the header read "Singular: Branch" and "Created by MostlySilent." Below the header are two sections. The first section has the header "Overview" and further reads "Branches are technorganic beings that were created by the now defunct corporation Modular Ontology Enterprise - or MOE. These beings blur the line between technology and biology, originally not even being defined as living organisms. They were created explicitly as a servant race for a multitude of purposes by MOE, eventually taking over a majority of jobs within the company itself; while being leased out to other corporations or individuals.

Branches come in a wide variety of forms, although they are typically anthroid in body plan. As such, they are commonly classified by their governing function, which is displayed in a prominent location on the body - generally the chest. 

As detailed by MOE in internal documents, the mind of each Branch was created from a Source: brain scans of unwitting customers who had an MOE brain-computer interface implanted. These scans were ostensibly legal to take and use - the corporation's finely worded terms of service ensured that - but this eventual discovery would invariably lead to the dissolution of Modular Ontology Enterprise and the current state of Branches in society today."

The second section has the header "Additional Context" and continues "Modular Ontology Enterprise was already a successful corporation before they created the Branch project. Prior to this, they made a variety of implants and augments that allowed customers to rework their own appearances and add additional functionality to their bodies. 

After introducing Branches to the world, MOE would last ten years before being officially dissolved following several high-profile assassinations of executives by escaped Branches and losi…BildBildBild

I feel like someone should create a block list of all Bsky staff. Like, it's starting to seem like they're all tremendous losers, and it'd be a small enough pool of jerks that it's be easy to ensure it's correctly curated. Perfect use for a problematic feature!

France passed a law requiring solar panels on every parking lot with more than 80 spaces. Equals 10 nuclear reactors Reduces heat island, shades cars The US -- 800 million parking spaces. Most of them are uncovered asphalt sitting in direct sunlight. Why aren't we doing this?

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Just so people know there's now an option to disable the AI button in telegram desktop in settings > advanced > (scroll to bottom) experimental settings > (scroll to bottom) Hide AI Button Looking for the one on the app now lol

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