it probably goes without saying but I’m not gonna do post+ on any of my blogs, I’ve got patreon n kofi for that, technically also gumroad

i’m covered

if u wanna support my nonsense:

patreon.com/cyanideinsomnia (nsfw as hell, most of the Content ™)

ko-fi.com/cyanideinsomnia (just tips)

https://cyanideinsomnia.gumroad.com/ (comix n other digital downloads)

https://www.redbubble.com/people/critical-error/shop (print on demand knick knacks, yes it predates the cyanideinsomnia name)

and pricing for when my commissions open: cyanidecommissions.carrd.co (nsfw examples)

I don’t have a full time job outside of commissions so this is all I got lmao

gasterofficial:

bill-blake-fans-anonymous:

xenasaur:

gothhabiba:

fragilefairys:

actually blocking creates a fun internet experience where the people u dont like cant bother u

blocking creates a much more defined shape and more open, visible lace in the finished project

blocking reduces damage taken from the next hit

blocking ensures that the actors know where to go at any given moment in the play

blocking allows one to learn information more quickly and efficiently

moon-pepper:

headspace-hotel:

headspace-hotel:

headspace-hotel:

everyone who lives in the bluegrass region of kentucky PLS take detailed photos of clovers and asters and basically all the little plants that you see ESPECIALLY in areas that are open and meadow or prairie like DOUBLE ESPECIALLY in sinkholes or rocky areas without much soil and stony hilltops and areas that have been grazed by cows but not very heavily. This place was a very unique ecosystem and I just know there are super-rare endemic species still hanging out somewhere.

in 2013 we found the kentucky clover which is a rare clover only found in the bluegrass region of kentucky. i just Know there are more rare plants

I mean actually people everywhere should do this, because it is so stupidly easy to accidentally find something super rare. We have discovered new species in places like “the side of the road” or “the edge of a parking lot” because nobody thought it was worth looking there.

every place is unique and biodiverse and important, not just a rare untouched jungle on the other side of the world

And some very evil individuals make a lot of profit off the fact that people think the place they live is “already destroyed of biodiversity” and “boring” and only “used to be” valuable.

Corporations that want to cut down forests and destroy wetlands and obliterate prairies like it when nobody thinks their home is valuable enough to fight for. When everybody thinks the “untouched pristine wilderness” is all that matters, corporations can destroy all they want, because everywhere’s been touched.

The other day my partner sent me a picture of a beetle that latched onto their shirt while they were outside in a parking lot and I looked it up to see what it was and went “…babe that’s an endangered species so obscure I can literally only find one .pdf file of information about it”. It’s stunning how easy it is to find incredibly rare things in nature if you look

cea-tide:

ladyshinga:

I’m sorry friends, but “just google it” is no longer viable advice. What are we even telling people to do anymore, go try to google useful info and the first three pages are just ads for products that might be the exact opposite of what the person is trying to find but The Algorithm thinks the words are related enough? And if it’s not ads it’s just sponsored websites filled with listicles, just pages and pages of “TOP FIFTEEN [thing you googled] IMAGINED AS DISNEY PRINCESSES” like… what are we even doing anymore, google? I can no longer use you as shorthand for people doing real and actual helpful research on their own.

Time to drop some links again.

– https://searchmysite.net/
Search engine for the indie web, personal websites, digital gardens. You can also find them in websites like Neocities, Indieweb, Blogarama, and write.as. There is also a big list of personal websites.

– https://search.marginalia.nu/
Search engine that focuses on non-commercial content, and promotes websites that aren’t usually at the top of the list.

– https://www.worldcat.org/
Search engine for items in libraries (books, but also maps, articles, sound recordings, theses, etc.)

– https://scholar.google.com/
Search engine for scientific papers, reviews, etc. It’s still google, but a lot better than the normal search engine counterpart.

– https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_search_engines
A list of search engines sorted by subject, area, and more. If you’re searching on a specific area, it might be worth checking if there is one focused on that area.

– https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_academic_databases_and_search_engines
A list of academic databases and search engines.

– https://tineye.com/
Reverse image search alternative to Google’s.

Also, P.S.: Please stop using Google, and start using more privacy focused search engines, like DuckDuckGo or SearchX (opensource; personally haven’t used it yet, but it looks promising for privacy-focused users)

bloodjob:

bloodjob:

I… I can’t believe this joke is real and came out of the party popper my sister just opened.

Holding the actual joke in my hand again and still can’t believe it’s real.

headspace-hotel:

teaboot:

teaboot:

Thinking back to the good early days before my skin grew back when people could shake their heads at me and say “masks are a government conspiracy” and instead of navigating the bullshit like a normal person I could pull mine down and say “I have chemical burns on my face”

things people expect in a political confrontation:

1. Facts
2. Logic
3. Emotional outbursts

Things they are never prepared for:

1. Open sores

This post: “Thinking back to the good early days before my skin grew back”

Me: off to a compelling start

unknown-fish:

surfclown:

surfclown:

surfclown:

feeling bored i’m gonna dox a fish

ok here goes

ocean

what the fub

anders-official:

itswalky:

jeez spoilers rey is a friggin’ animorph

Simbofication

transmisc2:

rosslynpaladin:

vizthedatum:

An apparently unpopular opinion: disabled people can have and do their hobbies. They deserve to have fun. They deserve to live their lives.

Their inability to do some things (like work, for example) does not mean they should be judged for… idk hanging out with their friends or to going outside. After all, having interests outside of work is often essential to our mental and physical health OUTSIDE of our disability.

And also *you might want to sit down for this* disabled people know what’s disabling for them (unless they people-please or push through due to necessity or survival of some sort). Disabilities don’t have to be visible or persistent to be disabling.

So yeah - my declaration: if an activity you want to do feels good and you’re able to do it, then do it. REGARDLESS OF YOUR DISABILITY WITH OTHER THINGS.

If I didn’t have my hobbies I’d have no life worth living. I lost enough of them that I refuse to give up on the ones I can still do with care.

Reading, singing, playing my instruments, medieval history and reenacting, making room-box dioramas and customizing dolls, playing D&D with my friends- Self improvement and excitement come into my life through these.

I am often bedbound and usually pretty housebound. These things ARE my life. Sometimes I am too tired for them, but I can’t stop the things that are my joy in life and sharing them.

fierceawakening:

gay-jewish-bucky:

dicklessswonder:

uterus, i dont need you. go forth and find a beautiful trans woman who wants you.

ALT

It can’t tell who is trans by looking any better than people can so it just flops questioningly in front of random women like “do you need me? do you need me?”