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Morrigan Aensland - Dark Stalkers - Take 3 by Tarivanima
As found at:
https://tarivanima.deviantart.com/art/Morrigan-Aensland-Dark-Stalkers-Take-3-741970893
Morrigan beckons you to come…. and come closer…
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Morrigan redo by MaikeruUrashima
As found at:
https://maikeruurashima.deviantart.com/art/Morrigan-redo-740744672
Lovely Morrigan art…
Chindogu are inventions that are not really useful but are at the same time, not completely without use. They make sense, but you’d never use them. They are also, as a result, often really funny.
This chindogu article gives some great examples while also sharing the 10 tenets of what makes chindogu, chindogu. Things like: there must be the spirit of anarchy — they represent freedom of thought and action. And they must exist — just the idea isn’t enough, they must be made.
Apparently, the selfie-stick was invented as chindogu but failed as people evidently actually found it useful — though you can still see why it might have started as chindogu.
More genius from the Japanese: Tsundoku
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Ironically, I'm eating yogurt as I post this.
Morrigan Aensland by ルガぁ鬼准尉
As found at:
https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=68346084
A striking piece of Morrigan art…
Tricking people into sharing personal details and logins by pretending to be someone else — known as phishing — is surprisingly effective. Some of the smartest people I know have been taken in by it and it only takes a moment’s lapse in concentration or uncertainty to fall for it. The maths is simple: it barely costs anything to send an email to 100,000s of people and it only needs a few people to get caught in the net for it to pay off.
Also, look out for targeted spear-phishing attacks where scammers may seem to know specific details about yourself to make the attack more credible. Or what’s known as whaling — the targeting of high-profile figures such has heads of companies or celebrities with elaborately planned and sometimes very convincing schemes.
Stay vigilant people.
You can also check if you’ve been caught in a data breach at: Have I been Pwned.
Also see 2-factor authentication.
Succubus by BANE_
As found at:
http://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=62252570
Welcome to Succubi High…
I saw this sad-looking Minotaur (under Theseus, by Canova) in the V&A the other week, and was struck by his mostly-human form. I thought he might, like Medusa, seek a better reputation: having been abandoned by his own beastly progenitor (the bull), imprisoned immediately by a cruel stepfather in a maze-like prison (Minos), and forced to kill his only playmates, Asterion (yes, he had a name, the same name as his stepfather’s own stepfather) is now seeking legal representation for paternal abandonment and defamation, and that’s just the start. Looking sharp, Mr Asterion sir!
The final part of the MASSIVE comic that Book 1 became, with all its exposition, theme and character introduction, is now live!
You can now get the entirety of Book 1 as a download PDF to print yourself! Just For You for 99p and Teacher Print £3.99 (for unlimited printing for classes) editions. See below for a sample of this 10-page A4 comic!
You can view all the other parts of the Odyssey, Books 1, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, and 19, online on the Odyssey Comix page.
I’m so excited to have finally finished Book 1! I hope you’ll enjoy it too.
Jenks x
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I'm pretty sure the venn diagram for this joke is two non-overlapping circles. But, enjoy!
Succubus by Apoc
As found at:
https://drawcrowd.com/projects/ndaxnzk1ltctmjetna
Love the outfit this Succubus is wearing…
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