iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

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Sean Aitchison @sean8urson.bsky.social · 07/09/2023

CHALLAH! BREAD CHALLAH!

Goku riding a nimbus cloud made of challah bread

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Samantha Ferreira Is Back On Her Book Bullshit @sam-animeherald.northsky.social · 01/10/2026

The Wayback machine is honestly the only way to access a lot of contemporaneous anime reporting from the past, as Anime on DVD, Anime Jump, Anime News Service, and countless other outlets no longer exist.

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Anime News Network @animenewsnetwork.com · 01/10/2026

In the wake of Goodbye, Lara 's finale, Sylvia and Coop discuss anime endings that left viewers wanting.

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This Week in Anime - Unhappy with Endings

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Dave@Not-Convention Recovery @sasuraiger.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

www.youtube.com/watch?v=stLs... bapsago, crucial viewing as always, offers a lot of cultural context on oishinbo, the classic food manga about a Take Guy giving Takes. and its licensed famicom graphic adventure game.

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The Japanese Far Right's Most Hated Food Manga

YouTube video by Bapsago

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Possum A-ko @kaiserbeamz.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

💜NEW KYOTO VIDEO 💜 Mahoromatic: Gainax Sells Out! youtu.be/tott14gkW7c Gainax has money but not stability. To keep that money train rollin', they teamed up with upstart studio Shaft and created a robot maid anime that pandered to otaku hard! Was it worth it? Click the link to find out!

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Coral 🪸🐶 @coral.dog · 28/09/2026

Fun fact: Fruit Iterators isn't as good as "Recursive Chocolate Bites," but nobody really understands how to eat that cereal.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 30/09/2026

Tamala 2010 is a STEAL at half off. One of the best anime movies you'll ever play on your TV

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Morbi @morbi.bsky.social · 13/07/2025

Today I will remind them of her

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 30/09/2026

Thank you for this important reminder!

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 28/09/2026

It getting an English fansub recently was AMAZING! Been showing it too friends as part of a weekly anime watch thing and it's been a huge hit.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 27/09/2026

The NC-17 Bunny and the Restricted Admittance Cougar are dating and they make out sloppy style

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HELP BEX! bit.ly/HelpBex @ovaettr.gay · 27/09/2026

Umbreons, like black cats, commonly come in brown tabby variations within the more urban areas of Kanto and Johto. (Based on my cat, Barby!) #Pokemon #art

A brown tabby patterned black and gold Umbreon from Pokemon with glowing red eyes and a purple and starry background.

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Playboy @playboy.com · 26/09/2026

For more than a decade, the federal government published Playboy in braille. Congress defunded it. Blind readers sued—and won.

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The Fight to Keep Playboy in Braille

For more than a decade, the federal government published Playboy in braille. Congress defunded it. Blind readers sued—and won.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 26/09/2026

Okay, niche magical girl: Ever seen Tonde Buurin? :O

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Kelly @broadwaybabyto.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Disabled people make society uncomfortable. Left or right…. It doesn’t matter. People want to believe it can’t happen to them. That if they become disabled there will be a magic “fix”. We challenge their denial, so they deny us solidarity and support. That’s ableism.

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Gwen C. Katz @gwenckatz.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

Fuck ChatGPT flyers. The future is broadsheets.

A crowded broadsheet with way too many fonts. It says:
Forget ChatGPT Flyers
Say it with
Broadsheets
Unlimited fonts
Stretch them
Or cram a really long sentence into one line for no good reason
No whitespace
Mix capital and lowercase
Pointing hands
(They're called manicules!)
Don't be left behind
Broadsheets are the future

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 26/09/2026

This is not a bit. This is why they are this color. They will be consumed tomorrow, cooked and topped in the traditional Juggalo manner.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 26/09/2026

Hotdogs anyone? I boiled them in grape Faygo uwu

A small tupperware container with hotdogs that are so deeply purple and shiny they almost look black.

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anna, journalist, get woke or DEI trying @fakerobotgamer.bsky.social · 25/09/2026

this is getting a lot of attention all of the sudden so i want to additionally point out: this is all a jesse singal op bsky.app/profile/did:...

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anna, journalist, get woke or DEI trying @fakerobotgamer.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

what do you know the most predicable thing happened when a bunch of you decided lolcow farming was ok when you do it

lastditchbar on instagram:

Our community should expect more details in
the future. Today we need to address the safety
of the community itself. Stop harassing Soe
Noire. It is neither productive, progressive, nor
valiant to attack and harass a black patron. He
has been a collaborator and performer of Last
Ditch for a while, and he deserves to speak his
mind about accountability and repair from the
bar. There are so many misconceptions due to
the disorganization of the Globe's article. He did
not call for a shutdown, nor did he call for the
bar to be firebombed. Further, he did not
disparage the owner for being homeless. As a
result of this abysmal journalism, Soe has been
getting additional threats, slurs, and
harassment, and now he is being reported to the
police over something he did not do. This is not
supporting us at Last Ditch, and it is at its core,
anti-blackness hysteria.

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Chloe "Scare-Bot Scramble" Adams @addamschloe.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

"[i want you to] enjoy the [concentration/ death] camps" = explicitly declared by head of T&S to be acceptable speech "i need him to [get eaten by piranhas]" = explicitly declared by moderator action to be unacceptable violent speech WHAT could the distinction be here

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James Stout @jamesstout.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

This is a real fuckin problem with journalism. This piece seemed mean spirited, unkind, and not really the sort of thing I would dedicate thousands of words to when people are being snatched off our streets. But the industry will go towards this kind of shit because they want the money it brings

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

So many people legit think covid is no longer a risk in any capacity simply because they don't know. They haven't seen anyone discussing it. They lack a single person in their spaces that has that knowledge. They aren't going to magically stumble into the information or be bullied into learning it.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Part of why I say this, is because I was doing similar things and watched people just stop caring at all. Getting the opposite results than I wanted made me pause a bit. "So why do you wear that mask?" Is something I've been asked a lot. And then people get to actually learn.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

I'd rather see any of that at all over the apathy I've seen in some spaces. I found a space where it's not all apathy, people are caring, trying to do better. Some of that is because I'm there and they care about me continuing to do so. Feels good and worth it to me.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Even if I saw someone just mask in places with lots of people, that's better than not masking at all. Someone wearing a mask while on an airplane. Masking on public transit. At a job. Caring to call friends and still test before big events. It all means something.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Iunno, I might consider making someone who still regularly masks and advocates for the community potentially feel bad just because they aren't doing it "good enough" is a great way to get people to stop caring at all. Any further infection mitigations possible are a positive, even if imperfect.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Not to be mean, but seriously, how much change have you been managing with your own methods? Is it making you feel fulfilled? Making change happen? Is it possible we need people doing different things on different fronts to make change actually happen? Just some things to consider.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Doing that made my town start doing disability pride month celebrations when they never had before. Which included discussions on masking and safety with public officials and the public. Sitting at home did not do that. So yeah, meeting the world where it is.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

I spent years trying to make these spaces happen. To try and show folks shit could be different. To little effect. Now I got folks masking at events who never wore one before. People thinking about air filters. People caring about wheelchair access. Seems more effective, anecdotally.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

There are only so many times you can spend a huge chunk of a fixed income after people beg to have an event of some kind hosted, only to sit there for five+ hours after not one person who said they wanted the event even shows up. Even when it's clicking a link on the internet. I hit my limit :/

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

They can choose if they still wanna attend stuff I might be at. Though again, virtually, I doubt I'm getting most people sick. I haven't seen an in person event being held since... Maybe pride? Where plenty of vendors masked for that day only too. But people still popped in. I mask every outing.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

A lot of folks talk about how important it is to build community when times are hard. I tried. Offered my money, resources, time, and still do! Especially for virtual events! People just didn't come. I've only started to do things differently recently, and I certainly inform people who wanna know.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

We didn't get curb cuts by staying at home. People in wheelchairs took sledge hammers to sidewalks, risking arrest, their health, injury, and opened up colleges, towns, and most of the world more to disabled people than ever before. Those risks shouldn't have been needed either, glad people took em

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Iunno, I've had years to think, change, grow. See what is working, see what isn't. Again, it's fair if you wanna call me a hypocrite over any of this. I've just found far more success in making change and getting folks to care this way than I had previously.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

The world should be a place accessible to all, safe for the immunocompromised and disabled, where everyone actively wants that to be the case. But that is not the world we live in. Doing advocacy, protest, and all the other work while assuming it is failed for me. Gotta meet the world where it is.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

It may not be worth that to you, and I don't judge you if you think poorly of me for it tbh. But I've reached a lot more people this way. Got new people into masks. Made them care and think about why folks might not be in some spaces. It was more than I was doing at home.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Like, I get the hurt. I've lost a lot and still do with the levels of safety I keep in my own life. Going out once or twice a week to socialize in spaces I made even more safe while trying to teach people about why I did that? Why I need that? Getting folks to empathize? It's worth it to me.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Some of the best disability activists I know of still mask up and manage to attend public events. Again, it's not fair they gotta take those risks, but they do. While being picky about which ones they go to.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

I'm fortunate I have a choice where I can still go out and do things. So I'm using my time out doing those things to try and make spaces safer for folks like me while I can. Again, I'm not happy I have to take that risk, it's unfair, but the work is still worth it to me.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Some folks, I'd also suggest most folks, also need social interaction to live. If even my local community of people who care about safety can't, or don't want to provide that, even virtually, what do I do?

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

And bluntly, I was going a bit crazy seeing almost no one ever. My local covid conscious community is fantastic, but not exactly great at managing events with socializing. Even virtually. I'd try and host things, no one would show up. If I gotta die and get sick, I wanna go down swinging, helping.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

Someone cancelled an event today, worried they'd get others sick by hosting. They might not have otherwise. They know I attend. They decided to really care. I probably saves several folks from infection, just by existing in a space. It's more than I was doing being at home being isolated.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

I don't think it's fair I gotta be at even more risk to teach people. It's extremely bullshit even! But what I was doing... It barely reached new people. It was mostly preaching to the choir. Which hey, we need assurance that taking care like we do is important! But ya know.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

I'm not gonna hit up a huge convention or anything, but a little event locally? Where I can even encourage the venue owners to have better ventilation? Air filters? The works? Yeah, I'm making spaces better for me and even the people who don't know/don't care. Hard to feel bad about that.

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LiteralGrill @literalgrill.com · 24/09/2026

I'm still always masking of course. I still do a ton of mitigation of risk. But like, my partner also has to go to work. That involves talking to people in a business. They mask too of course, but like. They're out more than I am each week doing that. I don't judge them for needing to live a life.

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