#microsoft four

[frankiedees]

my beautiful art of the boys ☺️ i love the bous so much they are my blorbos

[abacistat]

the silliest friend group you’ve ever known has just been turned into marketable acrylic charms :(

haven’t posted new art in a week cause iiiii opened a shop!!! whoops!!!! preorders for these core four charms r open from now to september 2nd ^_^ !!!! close ups/solos under the cut

the link to my shop is right hereeee

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actual products may vary in design and size and yada yada that whole thing. i basically just really wanted a matching set of core four charms for myself and thought i would share them w the world. so. here u go guys. yay!

[theriseofthebravetangleddragons]

Happy first drawing of the year!

this is their beach episode

[amethyst-marshmallow]

OH YEAH forgor to post these but when the hurricane happened and my power/internet was out i drew these in mspaint to pass the time!!

100% accurate representation of anyone who asks you english or spanish (ft gingerballer)(my friends combination of gingerbrave and baller)

btw x is supposed to be holding a four plushie👍

[stormartsies07]

[skyburger]

do you ever spend a stupid long time on something and when you finish youre like. What even was the fucking point of that. why did i made microsoft click 98 starring adam sandler

[thebirdandhersong]

This is a sneak peek at the back of the final cover (...that's the plan, at least) of the Fittes fic! I AM indeed printing out a copy for myself. Since I clearly have nothing to do (i.e. badly need a project despite being quite busy with summer school), I thought I might design the cover myself.

The character designs are based on books/show/fandom interpretation...... with some variation on my part (i.e. making Ned the tallest, making Bobby the most Baby I could make him without completely changing style).

[gamesline]

The Bulletin: Games Workers' Rights and a Weekend of Fights

It was a big week for fighting games, and it was also a big week in the fight for the rights of those who make games! Read the full article

[sternenhimmel-mond]

The way the guards wear his face. None of them are over him, are they.

[aboxthecolourofheartache]

Just got into a knock-down, drag-out fight with that new stupid Copilot feature in my system registry, then attempted to walk my parents down the path to victory over the phone (unsuccessful, will have to regroup and try again another day), and I am staggering into the kitchen covered in blood and looking for chocolate or something else sustaining.

In other words: nobody wanted that shit, Microsoft.

[cirillafionaelenriannon]

me when I only had 46 dollars in my account until spotify charged me 12 dollars and then discord charged me 9 dollars then paramount 9 dollars and then I remembered I got locked out of my Amazon account and they're going to charge me 22 dollars for a subscription I can't cancel and I don't even have the money for it

[jvzebel-x]

🦋

[theriseofthebravetangleddragons]

Second ROTBTD art piece of the year!

This one is very much a wip, i'll try to make it look more complete this week!

[ellipsus-writes]

Back when we started Ellipsus (it's been eighty-four years… or two, but it sure feels like forever), we encountered generative AI.

Immediately, we realized LLMs were the antithesis of creativity and community, and the threat they posed to genuine artistic expression and collaboration. (P.S.: we have a lot to say about it.)

Since then, writing tools—from big tech entities like Google Docs and Microsoft Word, to a host of smaller platforms and publishers—have rapidly integrated LLMs, looking to capitalize on the novelty of generative AI. Now, our tools are failing us, corrupted by data-scraping and hostile to users' consent and IP ownership.

The future of creative work requires a nuanced understanding of the challenges ahead, and a shared vision—writers for writers. We know we're stronger together. And in a rapidly changing world, we know that transparency is paramount.

So… some Ellipsus facts:

We will never include generative AI in Ellipsus.

We will never access your work without explicit consent, sell your data, or use your work for exploitative purposes.

We believe in the strength of creative communities and the stories they tell—and we want to foster a space in which writers can connect and tell their stories in freedom and safety—without compromise.

[fruitmouse]

making a linkedin i feel so normal