Tales To Enrage

@talestoenrage.bsky.social

Everyone suspects themselves of a distinguishing physical feature, and this is mine: I am probably the tallest person you know. He/Him

Just throwing this out there because I'm not in any games: had the idea of doing a Bard character, but their performance is using an elaborate puppet instead of an instrument, and channeling their manage to animate the puppet and have it cast spells as they narrate the story they're telling with it.

hey boss. yeah i'm gonna be late again for my job in Myst world, where we live. i forgot which combination of the sixteen valve handwheels in my apartment opens the front door again

The problem with LLMs is not that there is no possible ethical use cases for them, it's that all the people pushing them on the public are doing it in the least ethical ways they can think of. Theft, job loss, environmental damage, substandard results, the works.

I wouldn't go so far as to say ANNIHILATION is the ideal superhero event comic, but I think it sets a high standard by changing the status quo of its setting in a meaningful way, revitalizing stagnant/forgotten characters, and being fun and exciting to read for its own sake.

Tom Ewing@tomewing.bsky.social · last wk.

#EventsDearBoy 13. ANNIHILATION (2006, Marvel) "It is critical you pay attention at this time": the event as glow-up, a surprisingly rare move given how successful this was at rejuvenating a neglected part of Marvel (and starting the domino chain leading to a multi-billion dollar film IP)