Believe it or not, there is a very large slew of kaiju or giant monsters in the public domain that could be used for Gigabash's original roster since they do not strictly require copyright permits due to either lapsing in copyright or being of long natural folklore and mythology.
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• Apep- A ancient Egyptian deity and a ginormous long serpent that represents the darkness to light.
  
• Arctic giant- A giant syberian permafrosted Dinosaur kaiju from the Fletcher studios film of the same name.
  
• Behemoth- A creature described in the biblical folklore as a lumbering beast of god's first creation.
  
• Cerebex- A colossal multi-tentacular robot monster with the brain of a human from the forgotten "planet comic" series; and a possible inspirator behind brainiac's ship from the DC universe as well as the concepts of robot hiveminds.
  
• Charybdis- A mysterious deadly giant whirl-pool-like Mouth monster from the greek mythos.
  
• Cthulu- a colossal winged demonic deity with the face of a cephalopod, from the tales of H.P. lovecraft. as with most other monsters in the novella, H.P. lovecraft's works have majorally entered the public domain.
  
• Fenrir- A norse mythological being in the form of a giant-sized wolf.
  
• Gertie- A giant-sized sauropod dinosaur and the first ever drawn dinosaur featured on major film strips, created by Winsor McCay. Gertie also made a surprise cameo in the IDW comic adaptations of Dinosaurs attack!, and is in the public domain.
  
• Buddha- The giant buddha statue of "Great buddha arrival", a lost 1934 film that was later remade as a meta fictional documentary in 2018. as all media made before 1953 was ruled as "public domain" by japanese court law as of latest, the buddha (possibly the first ever JAPANESE KAIJU) is in the public domain. There are many other mediums out there that depict a giant buddha statue attacking, including Ninja gaiden Sigma 2.
  
• Paul bunyan and Babe the blue ox- A legendary duo from the folktales of Paul bunyan. Paul is a giant-sized lumberjack and Babe is his trusty Blue-colored Ox pet. Bunyan is a very well known figure of stories and has been featured in giant monster scenarios in some way (IE- the simpsons)
  
• Giant gila monster- From the 1959 film of the same name, the giant gila monster fell into public domain due to missing copyright notices (alongside its sister film, Attack of the killer shrews). Like the Comic book kaiju Reptisaurus, it was remade into a modern B-movie retake with more than questionable CGI. Fun fact: Giant gila is actually portrayed by a Mexican bearded dragon, not a gila!
  
• Golem- A giant clay figure of the Jerusalem folktales.
  
• Heffalump- A giant Elephant monster that exists solely in the dreams of none other than Winnie the pooh himself! as heffalump was introduced in "the house on pooh corner" (which entered public domain this year), he's free to use!
  
• Kong- King of the apes, ruler of man, and conqueror of the dangerous beasts of skull mountain island. While The RKO film remains in copyright until 2029, kong himself (and the story) is accidentally in the public domain thanks to a mistake with the original novella by Lovelace! Just try to avoid any mention trademark wise of "king kong" or anything not in the novel.
  
• Konga- King kong's estranged copycat cousin from britain, who is a mutated enlarged chimpanzee from the jungle instead of a naturally giant gorilla species. Konga suffers from the same slip up as some of charlton comic's other kaiju, as they were made before the films and ended up lapsing into public domain following the closure of the comic company. Konga in the comics is also considered distinct from the film version.
  
• Kraken- a legendary colossal sized Squid monster from Caribbean Sea folktales.
  
• Leviathan- A terrible sea serpent beast accounted in the books of hebrew and the bible.
  
• Yamata no-orochi: A multi-headed serpent and beast of Japanese mythology tales.
  
• Fafnir- A germanic legendary tale creature and serpentine beast.
  
• Micromegas- A giant-sized man from a 1700s french sci-fi novel who hails from another planet and engages in a slew of various fascinating feats.
  
• Twrch Trwth- A giant boar monster from the legendary tales of king arthur.
  
• Pulgasari- North korea's (unnecessary) answer to Godzilla and an iron-consuming behemoth. As copyright law was not established in NK until 2001, Pulgasari can safely be assumed to be in the public domain for free use. Additionally, his more archaic counterpart from a lost film "Bulgasari", exists in works.
  
• Pet- A mysterious, size growing Canid drawn by Winsor McCay that increases mass for everything it eats. It ends up giant size at its climax in the film.
  
• Scylla- The other half of Charybdis in greek mythology and a mysterious half-multiheaded serpent Half-reptile humanoid colossus.
  
• Umibozu- A japanese folklore monster, and a giant shadowy yokai.
  
• Meat-eater: A giant Tyrannosaurid species, also from the world of king kong. like kong himself, the meat eater is up for grabs thanks to the novel losing copyright.
  
• Jormungandr- A giant legendary serpent from the tales of H.P. lovecraft.
  
• Dagon- A giant legendary monster conjured up by H.P. lovecraft from the syrian folk myths.
  
• Jabberwock- A cryptic giant dragon monster from the novels of the original Alice in wonderland series. He lives to be slain by the Vorple sword artefact.
  
• Blunderbore: a giant from the tales of Jack the giant killer.
  
• MMX-2: A giant mechanical satellite from the premiere animation for Disney channel's opening. Both the poster and Disney channel broadcast lack copyright notices and as its based on the likeness of the original mickey mouse, this enigmatic mickey satellite could very well be up for grabs.
  
• Reptilicus- A danish-answer to godzilla, and later adapted by Charlton comics. This semi-comical serpent with stunted wings and stumped limbs is highly likely to be in the public domain due to either possible lack of copyright notice, or regardless a lack of a copyright renewal.
  
• Reptisaurus- Charlton comic's backup replacement over Reptilicus after their license expired. First starting out as a red colored version of Reptilicus until becoming a giant pterosaur-esque dragon monster, it like the other kaiju adapted by Charlton comics are in the public domain.
  
• Gorgo- The ever famous British take on godzilla, is in fact, IN the public domain. like Konga and kong, Gorgo was first introduced in a series of Comics made by charlton comics before the release of their staple films. As gorgo first appeared in the comics which entered the public domain, Gorgo is a fully free-to-use kaiju as long as you only source from the comic and not the film. Gorgo's abilities are much more robust in the comics anyway...
  
• Yeti: from the film "yeti: giant of the 20th century", an obvious Kong rip-off like Konga is also in the public domain. he's more human-looking.
  
• Mighty Peking man: Another Bootleg kong from a film that lapsed into public domain. Mighty Peking man looks more like a gorilla suit.
  
• Kabagon: A mysterious described japanese cryptid said to resemble a giant Grey hippo beast peaking its head out of the water.
  
• Green giant: Yes, the green giant is so old that he's actually public domain (and one of the only instances of a famous still used Business mascot having entered the public domain). So long as you don't use him strictly for misleading advertisements and trademark tricks, Green giant is freely useable in stories. Green giant vs. Gorgo anyone?
  

Bonus:
The Retrosaur lineages of TyrantisTerror: Tyrantis terror (a kaiju artist with his own website and novella) has fully offered up their basic lineages of the giant dinosaur kaiju "retrosaurs" into the public domain, since they are technical blankish templates inloosely following into the kaiju he owns (also, its possible for people to willingly put things they own whether copyrighted or intellectual property into the public domain). The retrosaur lineage templates (a whopping 16!) up for grabs include: Transitional tyrant, Primitive Carnivorous retrosaur, Primitive herbivorous retrosaur, True tyrant, Tiny tyrant, Egg theif, Flying tyrants, Long-necked sea tyrant, Long tailed sea tyrant, Short-tailed sea tyrant, Long necked goliath, Duck-billed goliath, Helmeted goliath, Spike-tailed goliath, Club-tailed goliath, and Horned goliath.

From the Patch Notes (edited into chronological order).

Jeweled Crabs – June 3rd – June 8th

Spawn Time: Up to five (5) Jeweled Crabs Tappers every two (2) hours
~Characters Involved:~

• Moana
• Pete
• Goofy

~Token Sources (Crab Gem Lure)~

• Rapunzel – Create Artwork
• Woody – Orbiting Some Space (Level 4)
• Eve – Solve a Cube Puzzle (Level 3)
• Maui – Seek New Adventures (Level 3)
• Gramma Tala – Guiding the Way (Level 4)
• Hei Hei – Walking Along

Token Sources (Crab Net)

• Randall Boggs – Go Scaring
• Jessie – Visit Pizza Planet Aliens (Level 4)
• Woody – Go on Duty (Level 5)
• Sina – Collecting the Coconuts
• Chief Tui – Check Fish Traps (Level 3)
• Pua – Wander About (Level 2)

~Possible Milestone Rewards Include:~

• Common Blueprints
• Decoration Chest
• Resource Chest
• Yellow Ribbon Chest

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Uncommon Blueprints
• Silver Chests
• Meditating Yax Monument

Sand Whirls – June 5th – June 10th

Spawn Time: Up to five (5) Sand Whirls Tappers every four (4) hours
~Characters Involved:~

• Pinocchio
• Zurg
• Hamm

~Token Sources (Dust Whirl Duster)~

• Roz – Sushi Dinner (Level 3)
• Daisy Duck – Strut Your Stuff (Level 6)
• Mickey Mouse – Visit Minnie’s House (Level 7)
• Geppetto – Take in the Sights (Level 4)
• Jiminy Cricket – Keep Out of Trouble (Level 4)
• Honest John – Pull a Gambit (Level 3)

Token Sources (Dust Whirl Container)

• Mike Wazowski – Check on the Laugh Floor (Level 2)
• Goofy – Play the Tuba (Level 4)
• Toy Alien – Cowboy Alien (Level 4)
• Figaro – Prance Across Cobblestones (Level 3)
• Blue Fairy – Provide Hope (Level 3)
• Stromboli – Curse at Misfortune (Level 3)

~Possible Milestone Rewards Include:~

• Uncommon Blueprint
• Decoration Chest
• Resource Chest
• Kermit’s Swamp (Fallback: Attraction Enchantment Chest)

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Bronze Chests
• Common Blueprints
• Epic Blueprints

Pegasus Clouds – June 7th – June 10th

Spawn Time: Up to ten (10) Pegasus Clouds Tappers every two (2) hours
~Possible Milestone Rewards Include:~

• Silver Chest
• Uncommon Blueprints
• Resource Chest
• Concession Chest
• Happiness

~Possible Leaderboard Rewards Include:~

• Magic
• Rare Blueprints

I alone will buy three of these at launch (one for me at home, one for my wife, and one to take to work), and will probably buy more as the years progress (for the kids, for friends, etc.).
It's simple. The exact same gold-standard MMO mouse, but wireless. Easy. You don't need to change anything else about it. 12-buttons on the side. G-shift on the ring finger. The two DPI buttons on under the wheel. It's all already there. You have the template. Just make a wireless version and rake in the cash-money.

I'm hesitating between bitwig studio crossgrade from another DAW at $200 (-50%) or Ableton Live edu at 325$ (upgrade intro to suite is at $525 and so expensive)
I'm trying Bitwig and I find it very good (simple clear intuitive) and it's cheaper but it's less popular than Ableton and according to my research it's missing these elements:
ARA2 compatibility ++++++++

• Export/Bounce Multitracks of DRUMRACK without having to create tracks.
• Be able to use the tab key to navigate between tracks.
• Scale mode in the Piano Roll (Scale Quantize, Chord Track etcetc)
• Changed Keyboard Shortcuts that include the mouse.
• Place the AUX where you want in the mixer.
• External Editor (Audacity, RX...).
• Being able to leave a space between the plugins on the mixer.
• Create Track Templates.
• Add FX directly to a clip.
• Pitch Tracking Modulator.
• Be able to have more than 3 bands in the "Multiband FX".
• Polygrid: No more entry into the Spectrum.
• Add Sysex in MIDI CC.
• Audio To Midi
• Add "Humanize" in expressions
• Comping Midi.
• MIDI monitoring (Chord view, note etc.)
• export one midi clip at a time and not the entire project.

what also interests me is the possibility of using software APIs.
I have a Youtube channel, i'm french, i make and i love EDM music and i compare DAWS; I have already Ableton live 10 intro, Studio one 5 Pro, FL Studio Producer and GarageBand
Bitwig really tempts me...but I appeal here to your infinite knowledge to help me decide....
Thanks for your response

Home Worker Risk Assessment Template
As remote work becomes an increasingly common aspect of modern employment, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees working from home is paramount. The Home Worker Risk Assessment Template provided by Posture Group is an essential tool designed to help employers and employees systematically identify and mitigate potential risks associated with home working environments. This comprehensive template facilitates a structured approach to risk management, promoting health, safety, and productivity.
Hybrid Homeworker Assessment

Purpose of the Home Worker Risk Assessment
The primary goal of the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template is to create a safe and ergonomic workspace for employees working remotely. By using this template, organizations can ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, thereby reducing the likelihood of work-related injuries and illnesses. The template helps in identifying potential hazards and implementing necessary control measures to create a conducive working environment.

Key Components of the Template
Work Environment Evaluation:
The template begins with an assessment of the general work environment. This includes evaluating the adequacy of lighting, ventilation, and temperature control. Ensuring that the home office is free from excessive noise and other distractions is also crucial for maintaining focus and productivity.

Ergonomic Assessment:
The template guides the evaluation of the workstation setup, including the desk, chair, monitor, keyboard, and mouse positioning. It emphasizes the importance of adjustable furniture and equipment to maintain a neutral body posture.

Equipment and Technology:
Assessing the availability and condition of necessary equipment is another critical aspect. This section ensures that employees have access to functional and safe devices, such as laptops, monitors, keyboards, and mice. It also covers the use of surge protectors and proper cable management to prevent electrical hazards.

Work Practices:
The template encourages the adoption of good work practices, such as taking regular breaks, performing stretching exercises, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. It highlights the importance of setting boundaries to avoid overworking and burnout.

Health and Safety Policies:
Employees are reminded of the company’s health and safety policies and their responsibilities in maintaining a safe working environment. This includes reporting any accidents, incidents, or near-misses promptly.

Emergency Procedures:
The assessment covers emergency preparedness, ensuring that employees are aware of procedures for dealing with emergencies such as fire, medical incidents, or power outages. This includes having a first aid kit accessible and knowing how to contact emergency services.

Implementation and Review
The Home Worker Risk Assessment Template is not a one-time exercise but a continuous process. Employers should encourage employees to regularly review and update their assessments, especially when there are changes in their working environment or health status. Regular check-ins and feedback sessions can help address any new risks that may arise.

Benefits of Using the Template
Compliance with Regulations:
Using the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template ensures compliance with occupational health and safety regulations, reducing the risk of legal issues and fines.

Reduced Risk of Injury:
By identifying and mitigating potential hazards, the template helps prevent work-related injuries and illnesses, contributing to a healthier workforce.

Increased Productivity:
A well-designed home workspace can enhance employee comfort and efficiency, leading to improved productivity and job satisfaction.

Cost Savings:
Preventing injuries and illnesses can result in significant cost savings for organizations by reducing absenteeism, medical expenses, and workers’ compensation claims.

In conclusion, the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template provided by Posture Group is a vital resource for employers aiming to protect their remote workforce. By systematically assessing and addressing potential risks, organizations can create a safe, healthy, and productive home working environment for their employees.

Home Worker Risk Assessment Template
As remote work becomes an increasingly common aspect of modern employment, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees working from home is paramount. The Home Worker Risk Assessment Template provided by Posture Group is an essential tool designed to help employers and employees systematically identify and mitigate potential risks associated with home working environments. This comprehensive template facilitates a structured approach to risk management, promoting health, safety, and productivity.
Hybrid Homeworker Assessment

Purpose of the Home Worker Risk Assessment
The primary goal of the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template is to create a safe and ergonomic workspace for employees working remotely. By using this template, organizations can ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, thereby reducing the likelihood of work-related injuries and illnesses. The template helps in identifying potential hazards and implementing necessary control measures to create a conducive working environment.

Key Components of the Template
Work Environment Evaluation:
The template begins with an assessment of the general work environment. This includes evaluating the adequacy of lighting, ventilation, and temperature control. Ensuring that the home office is free from excessive noise and other distractions is also crucial for maintaining focus and productivity.

Ergonomic Assessment:
The template guides the evaluation of the workstation setup, including the desk, chair, monitor, keyboard, and mouse positioning. It emphasizes the importance of adjustable furniture and equipment to maintain a neutral body posture.

Equipment and Technology:
Assessing the availability and condition of necessary equipment is another critical aspect. This section ensures that employees have access to functional and safe devices, such as laptops, monitors, keyboards, and mice. It also covers the use of surge protectors and proper cable management to prevent electrical hazards.

Work Practices:
The template encourages the adoption of good work practices, such as taking regular breaks, performing stretching exercises, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. It highlights the importance of setting boundaries to avoid overworking and burnout.

Health and Safety Policies:
Employees are reminded of the company’s health and safety policies and their responsibilities in maintaining a safe working environment. This includes reporting any accidents, incidents, or near-misses promptly.

Emergency Procedures:
The assessment covers emergency preparedness, ensuring that employees are aware of procedures for dealing with emergencies such as fire, medical incidents, or power outages. This includes having a first aid kit accessible and knowing how to contact emergency services.

Implementation and Review
The Home Worker Risk Assessment Template is not a one-time exercise but a continuous process. Employers should encourage employees to regularly review and update their assessments, especially when there are changes in their working environment or health status. Regular check-ins and feedback sessions can help address any new risks that may arise.

Benefits of Using the Template
Compliance with Regulations:
Using the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template ensures compliance with occupational health and safety regulations, reducing the risk of legal issues and fines.

Reduced Risk of Injury:
By identifying and mitigating potential hazards, the template helps prevent work-related injuries and illnesses, contributing to a healthier workforce.

Increased Productivity:
A well-designed home workspace can enhance employee comfort and efficiency, leading to improved productivity and job satisfaction.

Cost Savings:
Preventing injuries and illnesses can result in significant cost savings for organizations by reducing absenteeism, medical expenses, and workers’ compensation claims.

In conclusion, the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template provided by Posture Group is a vital resource for employers aiming to protect their remote workforce. By systematically assessing and addressing potential risks, organizations can create a safe, healthy, and productive home working environment for their employees.

Home Worker Risk Assessment Template
As remote work becomes an increasingly common aspect of modern employment, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees working from home is paramount. The Home Worker Risk Assessment Template provided by Posture Group is an essential tool designed to help employers and employees systematically identify and mitigate potential risks associated with home working environments. This comprehensive template facilitates a structured approach to risk management, promoting health, safety, and productivity.
Home Worker Risk Assessment Form

Purpose of the Home Worker Risk Assessment
The primary goal of the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template is to create a safe and ergonomic workspace for employees working remotely. By using this template, organizations can ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, thereby reducing the likelihood of work-related injuries and illnesses. The template helps in identifying potential hazards and implementing necessary control measures to create a conducive working environment.

Key Components of the Template
Work Environment Evaluation:
The template begins with an assessment of the general work environment. This includes evaluating the adequacy of lighting, ventilation, and temperature control. Ensuring that the home office is free from excessive noise and other distractions is also crucial for maintaining focus and productivity.

Ergonomic Assessment:
The template guides the evaluation of the workstation setup, including the desk, chair, monitor, keyboard, and mouse positioning. It emphasizes the importance of adjustable furniture and equipment to maintain a neutral body posture.

Equipment and Technology:
Assessing the availability and condition of necessary equipment is another critical aspect. This section ensures that employees have access to functional and safe devices, such as laptops, monitors, keyboards, and mice. It also covers the use of surge protectors and proper cable management to prevent electrical hazards.

Work Practices:
The template encourages the adoption of good work practices, such as taking regular breaks, performing stretching exercises, and maintaining a healthy work-life balance. It highlights the importance of setting boundaries to avoid overworking and burnout.

Health and Safety Policies:
Employees are reminded of the company’s health and safety policies and their responsibilities in maintaining a safe working environment. This includes reporting any accidents, incidents, or near-misses promptly.

Emergency Procedures:
The assessment covers emergency preparedness, ensuring that employees are aware of procedures for dealing with emergencies such as fire, medical incidents, or power outages. This includes having a first aid kit accessible and knowing how to contact emergency services.

Implementation and Review
The Home Worker Risk Assessment Template is not a one-time exercise but a continuous process. Employers should encourage employees to regularly review and update their assessments, especially when there are changes in their working environment or health status. Regular check-ins and feedback sessions can help address any new risks that may arise.

Benefits of Using the Template
Compliance with Regulations:
Using the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template ensures compliance with occupational health and safety regulations, reducing the risk of legal issues and fines.

Reduced Risk of Injury:
By identifying and mitigating potential hazards, the template helps prevent work-related injuries and illnesses, contributing to a healthier workforce.

Increased Productivity:
A well-designed home workspace can enhance employee comfort and efficiency, leading to improved productivity and job satisfaction.

Cost Savings:
Preventing injuries and illnesses can result in significant cost savings for organizations by reducing absenteeism, medical expenses, and workers’ compensation claims.

In conclusion, the Home Worker Risk Assessment Template provided by Posture Group is a vital resource for employers aiming to protect their remote workforce. By systematically assessing and addressing potential risks, organizations can create a safe, healthy, and productive home working environment for their employees.

I was debating whether to make this post since it was such a complex topic and I also didn’t want to beat a dead horse into the ground. I know a lot of ppl have talked about this, but I wanted to compile my thoughts on this somehow.
First and foremost, I think we all need to remind ourselves that Hannibal (TV) is a work of fiction and not to be seen as something to mirror real life. The second we start doing this, we get into arguments about morality on the things we should and should not watch. And that’s something I’m not going to argue about with anyone. Okay we got that out of the way.
I find Bryan Fuller’s Hannibal Lecter to be a very interesting adaptation compared to the Hannibal Lecter I grew up with (Hopkins) since he acts very different than the “boogeyman” that Hopkins had created in his role. Hopkins’ Hannibal is scary, savage, violent, feral, and the stuff of nightmares. He haunts children’s dreams like Freddy Krueger would. But Fuller’s Hannibal seems like a distinguished and well educate gentleman who is completely sane. In fact when Mads got the role for Hannibal Lecter, along with his congratulations, Anthony Hopkins gave him one solid piece of advice: “Act completely sane”. And act sane he did. And then he took it a step further.
In earlier seasons, Hannibal is depicted as a very well adjusted person who has a lifestyle and routine he’s gotten used to. He engages in his “activities”, but he does so in a way that’s very nonchalant and flawless that’s akin to let’s say us going to work, going to the market, and making ourselves dinner. There’s no difference in his facial expression from if he’s drawing a picture or slaughtering a person for a meal. He’s also very influential with his charm and is capable of lying without much effort. He’s well respected and admired by many in his community who are oblivious to his true nature. He’s truly a master of manipulation who indulges in all things hedonistic. This is the probably the rather terrifying thing about Hannibal in that on the surface, there really seems to be nothing wrong with him. And in his mind, there probably isn’t.
Now we would go back and forth and send each other links about psychopathy and sociopathy and try our hands at psychoanalyzing Hannibal Lecter, but I can tell you right off the bat that this would be pointless. Not only because Hannibal Lecter is a character of fiction, but because he won’t check off every and all boxes even if we tried to analyze him. And even if we did, something that is too “textbook” is unnatural in it of itself because that doesn’t exist in nature either. No matter what, it would be an argument of “the book said this” or “psychology says that” and everyone will have their own two cents on it. All we’ll really ever be able to gather would be a list and mix of different “traits” of certain disorders And that is ever hardly a solid diagnosis. But is any character or person just a list of F codes and ICD-10 codes? Surely not.
The way Hannibal operates is more akin to a different species altogether who knows how to act like a human. A “person suit” as Bedelia says. He has his own logic with how he operates (“Eat the Rude”) and it’s a situation where we can’t truly understand the beast while they can understand us humans. He’s predatory in nature and does instinctually what a beast is born to do. It’s just this beast is highly intelligent and likes to play games with humans as he remains hidden in plain sight. And he has so for over four decades.
And then in comes Will who really rattled things up.
Will presented something new in Hannibal’s life that he’s never seen before. Someone who could truly see him as the beast he is and could understand him at the core level. Like a solitary creature finally meeting another creature of the same species after resigning to live its life all alone. Or as Bryan says, a person who’s been playing chess alone all his life then seeing someone else knows how to play. It’s exhilarating as it is shocking probably. Life changing. But it didn’t start out very nice.
The very beginning of Hannibal’s relationship with Will was very much a cat and mouse game where Hannibal kept living as he always did, but found Will was catching up to him ever so quickly like no one else ever had before. The closer Will got, the more Hannibal had to do in order to keep him from catching him even if it excited him. He was still very much invested in his own preservation and freedom above anything else and worked aggressively to keep himself safe from the authority’s watchful eyes. This wouldn’t have been all that different from his usual life as an apex predator, except that we saw definite shifts and changes in Hannibal’s behavior over time. We saw things emerging like worry, panic, anxiety, and eventually jealousy, longing, protectiveness, an extreme level of possessiveness, and even regret. All very “human” emotions he probably hadn’t felt in decades and/or didn’t even know he had. And still yet, we saw these things mix with his usual depraved behaviors which made Hannibal’s evolution rather…strange to see. Like you know what he’s doing is definitely and undeniably wrong, but you can’t help but notice how he handles the aftermath seems rather “normal” for once. But that in itself of itself is actually pretty explainable.
All Hannibal has largely had in his life were templates and concepts for love or family. His parents and sister have long since died and we don’t even know what kind of relationship he has with his aunt and uncle in this universe. He has many conceptualized ideals and templates from literature and lore to guide him as well as his ever changing natural instincts. Almost like a small child reading from fairy tale books and thinking “Ah, this must be what love and family is supposed to be”. Except the child is a 40 something year old cannibal serial killer and the fairy tales are largely fables and stories of blood and war. Not only that but his internalized idea of truly loving someone else is to hold them close like an object with pride and joy and not let go. Kind of like Sméagol and his “precious” I suppose…To navigate “falling in love” was likely highly experimental. So he pretty much had to wing it with the vast knowledge and the ideals he had in mind. It was all likely doomed to fail, but he tried his best.
In many respects, I feel that the events in between Kaiseki and Mizumono were some of the happiest times in Hannibal’s life at least from his perspective. Will was willing to spend time with him, share his interests with him, and everything was largely going according to plan. His courtship had been successful and he was enjoying having an equal by his side who he could actually talk to instead of talk at. Maybe he even had the possibility of a lover. He was on cloud nine. That was until the disaster of Mizumono where his person suit that was slowly dismantling for a while now had completely unraveled and his mind was eviscerated. He yelled, he cried, he feared, he grieved, and he starkly broke standards of who was worthy of killing by slaughtering Abigail for the sole purpose of breaking Will as he had broken him. He started losing it, but he hadn’t lost it completely.
I personally find post-Mizumono Hannibal to be the most interesting Hannibal for the reason that we see him as more “human” than ever before. Although he became absolutely vicious in his killings and much darker than before, it’s highly apparent that Will’s betrayal was a very traumatic event for him. As much as he tries to hide it and be pragmatic to get back to his status quo, he reeks of negative emotions and becomes self destructive. He begins to question if his actions are “too much” or “just enough” and even resigns to let Jack of all people give him a beating of a lifetime. He can’t even pick up that Bedelia is manipulating him by taking advantage of his complex trauma to get away unscathed. Despite his monstrosity, he is not at all immune to the psychological defense mechanisms that protect every human from mental damage and harm. His memory palace is in shambles and he’s lost a grip on who or what he is. And it only got worse with Will’s second betrayal that pushed him towards the edge. I find that the moment he starts sawing Will’s head open in Dolce is when he absolutely lost his marbles. But it’s not like he never became aware of what was happening to him or what he was doing.
Prior to Hannibal turning himself in to the FBI there’s a moment of great clarity where he calms down and allows himself to truly reflect on what’s occurred. He and Chiyoh are quite aware of his recent loss of control and he entrusts her to become his guardian and “stabilizer”. To allow him to remain a steady beast instead of an uncontrollable human who makes regrettable decisions. And he does regret many things even if he doesn’t say it outright. What he’s asking of Chiyoh is to stop him or probably even shoot him dead in his tracks should he lose himself again and hurt Will like he did. None of these things are something a “psychopath” would typically do. Neither is allowing himself to be confined and stripped of his decades long freedom and lifestyle after being rejected by someone he loved. Again, reiterating that Hannibal is anything but “textbook”. He’s ever evolving and not static just like anyone else in the story.
Prison and post prison Hannibal is sometimes an odd concept for me since his behaviors are somewhat familiar, but also quite odd. For one, despite having had a great fear of losing his autonomy and freedom, he’s rather chipper and laid back. Perhaps some structure in a confined space did him some good. Having a quiet space to do the things he used to do before he lost control like read, draw, and occasionally be given the privilege to cook may have been therapeutic. His mind palace also seemed to be rather stable. Nevertheless, Hannibal is still Hannibal. He becomes irritated by Will’s continuous streak of cheating himself of his true potential, despises Alana’s ever growing ego, has fun with his new “companion” Francis Dolarhyde, and finds humor in discrediting Chilton’s books as well as his tragic emulation(which Will had partially caused). Not to mention his obsession with Will remains intact in that he would eliminate anyone who gets too close to him. That much has not changed. What probably has changed most is he’s unwilling to kill Will even if he thinks about it for his own self preservation. He also tolerates Will’s intentional acts of cruelty probably partially out of fear that any retaliation would chase him away again. As he says, his compassion for him is inconvenient.
But what of the future?
I’m equally intrigued as I am concerned for Hannibal’s future with his ever evolving psyche. I’m unsure of how much or how long Hannibal can remain Hannibal so long as he’s with Will and how much of Will’s cruelty he would tolerate just to keep him by his side. I’m also curious if being a human is really that much worse than being a beast and if a middle ground exists where he can coexist as both in peace. Hannibal is going through his own evolution just as much as Will. We just don’t always see it.

Hello! I'm in the market for my first PC, and I'm upgrading from a macbook air that was a graduation present in 2017. My dad made some suggestions from PC Part Picker, but I thought I'd get a second opinion on his build OR alternate builds if this one doesn't seem all that great.
Here is the request post template Q&A for further info, and let me know if any other info is needed!
New build or upgrade?

• New build

Existing parts/monitors to reuse? (List with models/links)

• None

PC purpose? (Gaming, editing, etc. List apps/games)

• Stardew Valley and similar games
• Sims 4
• Minecraft
• Possibly Genshin Impact
• Esri products such as ArcGIS Pro (Geography/Mapping)

Purchase country? Near Micro Center?

• United States; No Micro Center nearby.

Monitors needed? (Number, size, resolution, refresh rate)

• Starting with one, preferably not curved. I will be adding a second later on for work.

Budget range? (Include tax considerations)

• My absolute maximum is $1300USD, but closer to $1000 is better! (This is just for the actual computer, does not include monitor(s), keyboard, mouse, etc.)

WiFi or wired connection?

• WiFi

Size/noise constraints?

• I would prefer something on the quieter side but it doesn't have to be silent or anything!

Cololighting preferences?

• I'd prefer a white build BUT it's certainly not a necessity. RGB is nice as long as it's not overkill.

Any other specific needs?

• I really just want something that will run my games without five minute load times and constant freezing and crashing haha

Hi hi,
So, I've been working on putting together a kind of "forever modpack" geared toward building in creative. I started with FXNT's Create 2 modpack and modified it significantly (a lot more mods added, some removed). After a good deal of trial and error, it started running well. I've decided to make Axiom my main building tool, so having the mod is a dealbreaker. It's been working great up until now, and every other mod in the pack seems to be working fine (with maybe a few less-than-ideal compatibility situations).
Two features of the mod I recently discovered are autoshading and generating a color field of blocks. They're under the "Operations" menu in the build mode UI. Both of these operations immediately crash my game with the exit code "-1". Other operations work fine, like "fill" and "replace". I imagine it has something to due with the amount of additional blocks in the game, but even when specifying a vanilla-only color palette for the autoshade feature, the game crashes. Maybe it's a memory issue? Or a graphics driver out of date? I'm stumped. It's a LOT of mods and I'm trying to avoid going through one by one if I can.
I don't know how familiar this community is with the Axiom mod, but I thought I'd give it a go. Feel free to point me toward another sub if you think they can help. Also, let me know if there are any other files/specs that would be of use. Many thanks. I'm using FABRIC, by the way.
The most recent crash report is here:

---- Minecraft Crash Report ---- // Don't be sad, have a hug! <3 Time: 2024-05-29 19:42:04 Description: Unexpected error java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "net.minecraft.class_1920.method_23752(net.minecraft.class_2338, net.minecraft.class_6539)" because "$$0" is null at net.minecraft.class_1163.method_4965(class_1163.java:14) at net.minecraft.class_1163.method_4962(class_1163.java:18) at elocindev.grassoverhaul.GOBlocks.lambda$colorreg$0(GOBlocks.java:109) at net.minecraft.class_324.method_1697(class_324.java:123) at com.moulberry.axiom.block_maps.BlockColourMap.calculateLAB(BlockColourMap.java:198) at com.moulberry.axiom.block_maps.BlockColourMap.recalculate(BlockColourMap.java:65) at com.moulberry.axiom.block_maps.BlockColourMap.getLab(BlockColourMap.java:276) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.getShadedBlock(AutoshadeOperation.java:116) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.lambda$autoshadeSet$0(AutoshadeOperation.java:56) at com.moulberry.axiom.collections.PositionSet.forEach(PositionSet.java:156) at com.moulberry.axiom.render.regions.ChunkedBooleanRegion.forEach(ChunkedBooleanRegion.java:569) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.autoshadeSet(AutoshadeOperation.java:55) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.autoshade(AutoshadeOperation.java:33) at com.moulberry.axiom.editor.windows.operations.AutoshadeWindow.render(AutoshadeWindow.java:248) at com.moulberry.axiom.editor.EditorUI.drawOverlay(EditorUI.java:1270) at net.minecraft.class_310.handler$zpf000$axiom$afterMainBlit(class_310.java:35130) at net.minecraft.class_310.method_1523(class_310.java:1234) at net.minecraft.class_310.method_1514(class_310.java:802) at net.minecraft.client.main.Main.main(Main.java:250) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.game.minecraft.MinecraftGameProvider.launch(MinecraftGameProvider.java:470) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.Knot.launch(Knot.java:74) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClient.main(KnotClient.java:23) A detailed walkthrough of the error, its code path and all known details is as follows: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Head -- Thread: Render thread Stacktrace: at net.minecraft.class_1163.method_4965(class_1163.java:14) at net.minecraft.class_1163.method_4962(class_1163.java:18) at elocindev.grassoverhaul.GOBlocks.lambda$colorreg$0(GOBlocks.java:109) at net.minecraft.class_324.method_1697(class_324.java:123) at com.moulberry.axiom.block_maps.BlockColourMap.calculateLAB(BlockColourMap.java:198) at com.moulberry.axiom.block_maps.BlockColourMap.recalculate(BlockColourMap.java:65) at com.moulberry.axiom.block_maps.BlockColourMap.getLab(BlockColourMap.java:276) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.getShadedBlock(AutoshadeOperation.java:116) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.lambda$autoshadeSet$0(AutoshadeOperation.java:56) at com.moulberry.axiom.collections.PositionSet.forEach(PositionSet.java:156) at com.moulberry.axiom.render.regions.ChunkedBooleanRegion.forEach(ChunkedBooleanRegion.java:569) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.autoshadeSet(AutoshadeOperation.java:55) at com.moulberry.axiom.operations.AutoshadeOperation.autoshade(AutoshadeOperation.java:33) at com.moulberry.axiom.editor.windows.operations.AutoshadeWindow.render(AutoshadeWindow.java:248) at com.moulberry.axiom.editor.EditorUI.drawOverlay(EditorUI.java:1270) -- Affected level -- Details: All players: 1 total; [class_746['Zaddy147'/139, l='ClientLevel', x=-2109.60, y=118.32, z=741.42]] Chunk stats: 4096, 809 Level dimension: minecraft:overworld Level spawn location: World: (0,79,0), Section: (at 0,15,0 in 0,4,0; chunk contains blocks 0,-64,0 to 15,319,15), Region: (0,0; contains chunks 0,0 to 31,31, blocks 0,-64,0 to 511,319,511) Level time: 47933 game time, 9876 day time Server brand: fabric Server type: Integrated singleplayer server Stacktrace: at net.minecraft.class_638.method_8538(class_638.java:458) at net.minecraft.class_310.method_1587(class_310.java:2406) at net.minecraft.class_310.method_1514(class_310.java:826) at net.minecraft.client.main.Main.main(Main.java:250) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.game.minecraft.MinecraftGameProvider.launch(MinecraftGameProvider.java:470) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.Knot.launch(Knot.java:74) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClient.main(KnotClient.java:23) -- Last reload -- Details: Reload number: 1 Reload reason: initial Finished: Yes Packs: vanilla, fabric, Moonlight Mods Dynamic Assets, diagonalblocks:default_block_models -- System Details -- Details: Minecraft Version: 1.20.1 Minecraft Version ID: 1.20.1 Operating System: Windows 10 (amd64) version 10.0 Java Version: 17.0.8, Microsoft Java VM Version: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (mixed mode), Microsoft Memory: 3875517664 bytes (3695 MiB) / 8069840896 bytes (7696 MiB) up to 13153337344 bytes (12544 MiB) CPUs: 8 Processor Vendor: GenuineIntel Processor Name: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2678 v3 @ 2.50GHz Identifier: Intel64 Family 6 Model 63 Stepping 2 Microarchitecture: Haswell (Server) Frequency (GHz): 2.50 Number of physical packages: 1 Number of physical CPUs: 4 Number of logical CPUs: 8 Graphics card #0 name: NVIDIA Quadro P5000 Graphics card #0 vendor: NVIDIA (0x10de) Graphics card #0 VRAM (MB): 4095.00 Graphics card #0 deviceId: 0x1bb0 Graphics card #0 versionInfo: DriverVersion=31.0.15.4629 Graphics card #1 name: Red Hat QXL controller Graphics card #1 vendor: Red Hat, Inc. (0x1b36) Graphics card #1 VRAM (MB): 0.00 Graphics card #1 deviceId: 0x0100 Graphics card #1 versionInfo: DriverVersion=10.0.0.21000 Memory slot #0 capacity (MB): 12288.00 Memory slot #0 clockSpeed (GHz): 2.40 Memory slot #0 type: RAM Virtual memory max (MB): 22996.33 Virtual memory used (MB): 20540.72 Swap memory total (MB): 10727.90 Swap memory used (MB): 1460.23 JVM Flags: 4 total; -XX:HeapDumpPath=MojangTricksIntelDriversForPerformance_javaw.exe_minecraft.exe.heapdump -Xss1M -Xmx12544m -Xms256m Fabric Mods: accelerateddecay: Accelerated Decay 3.0.1+mc1.20.1 ad_astra: Ad Astra 1.15.5 appleskin: AppleSkin 2.5.1+mc1.20 architectury: Architectury 9.2.14 ash_api: Ash API 3.0.2+1.20.1 athena: Athena 3.1.2 axiom: Axiom 3.0.0 com_moulberry_axiomclientapi_axiomclientapi_: axiomclientapi 1.0.0 com_moulberry_mixinconstraints: mixinconstraints 1.0.1 bakery: [Let's Do] Bakery 1.1.9 balm-fabric: Balm 7.2.2 bclib: BCLib 3.0.14 wunderlib: WunderLib 1.1.5 beautify: Beautify 1.1.0+1.20 bellsandwhistles: Create: Bells & Whistles 0.4.5 betteradvancements: Better Advancements 0.3.2.162 betterend: Better End 4.0.11 betternether: Better Nether 9.0.10 bigcontraptions: Create: Big Contraptions 1.0 bitsnbobs: FXNT BitsNBobs [Fabric] 0.4-1.20.1-FABRIC+1.20.1 blockgradients: Block Gradients 1.0.3 bookshelf: Bookshelf 20.1.10 borderlessmining: Borderless Mining 1.1.8+1.20.1 botanypots: BotanyPots 13.0.29 botarium: Botarium 2.3.3 team_reborn_energy: Energy 3.0.0 brewery: [Let's Do] Brewery 1.1.8 cardinal-components: Cardinal Components API 5.2.2 cardinal-components-base: Cardinal Components API (base) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-block: Cardinal Components API (blocks) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-chunk: Cardinal Components API (chunks) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-entity: Cardinal Components API (entities) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-item: Cardinal Components API (items) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-level: Cardinal Components API (world saves) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-scoreboard: Cardinal Components API (scoreboard) 5.2.2 cardinal-components-world: Cardinal Components API (worlds) 5.2.2 carryon: Carry On 2.1.2.7 cerbons_api: Cerbons API 1.1.0 cherishedworlds: Cherished Worlds 6.1.6+1.20.1 chipped: Chipped 3.0.6 cicada: CICADA 0.7.1+1.20.1 cloth-config: Cloth Config v11 11.1.118 cloth-basic-math: cloth-basic-math 0.6.1 clumps: Clumps 12.0.0.4 collective: Collective 7.57 comforts: Comforts 6.3.5+1.20.1 spectrelib: SpectreLib 0.13.15+1.20.1 continuity: Continuity 3.0.0-beta.4+1.20.1 controlling: Controlling For Fabric 12.0.2 copycats: Create: Copycats+ 1.20.1-1.2.6 create: Create 0.5.1-f-build.1417+mc1.20.1 com_electronwill_night-config_core: core 3.6.6 com_electronwill_night-config_toml: toml 3.6.6 com_google_code_findbugs_jsr305: jsr305 3.0.2 flywheel: Flywheel 0.6.10-2 milk: Milk Lib 1.2.60 dripstone_fluid_lib: Dripstone Fluid Lib 3.0.2 porting_lib_brewing: Porting Lib Brewing 2.3.2+1.20.1 porting_lib_models: Porting Lib Models 2.3.2+1.20.1 porting_lib_obj_loader: Porting Lib Obj Loader 2.3.2+1.20.1 porting_lib_model_loader: Porting Lib Model Loader 2.3.2+1.20.1 porting_lib_tags: Porting Lib Tags 3.0 reach-entity-attributes: Reach Entity Attributes 2.4.0 registrate-fabric: Registrate for Fabric 1.3.62-MC1.20.1 porting_lib_data: Porting Lib Data 2.1.1090+1.20 porting_lib_model_generators: Porting Lib Model Generators 2.1.1090+1.20 porting_lib_gametest: Porting Lib GameTest 2.1.1090+1.20 porting_lib_model_materials: Porting Lib Model Materials 2.1.1090+1.20 create_enchantment_industry: Create Enchantment Industry 1.2.16 create_dragon_lib: Create Dragon Lib 1.4.2 create_new_age: Create: New Age 1.1.2 create_questing: Create Questing 1.0.0 createaddition: Create Crafts & Additions 1.2.3 createdeco: Create Deco 2.0.2-1.20.1-fabric createdieselgenerators: Create Diesel Generators 1.2.3h cristellib: Cristel Lib 1.1.5 blue_endless_jankson: jankson 1.2.3 ctov: ChoiceTheorem's Overhauled Village 3.4.3 cull-less-leaves: Cull Less Leaves 1.3.0 cupboard: cupboard 1.20.1-2.6 cyclepaintings: Cycle Paintings 3.5 darkpaintings: DarkPaintings 17.0.4 decorative_blocks: Decorative Blocks 4.1.3 diagonalfences: Diagonal Fences 8.1.4 diagonalblocks: Diagonal Blocks 8.0.5 diagonalwalls: Diagonal Walls 8.0.3 diagonalwindows: Diagonal Windows 8.1.4 display_case: Display Case Mod 1.0.8 doapi: [Let's Do] API 1.2.11 terraform-wood-api-v1: Terraform Wood API (v1) 7.0.1 easymagic: Easy Magic 8.0.1 ecologics: Ecologics 2.2.0 emi: EMI 1.1.6+1.20.1+fabric emi_enchanting: EMI Enchanting 0.1.0+1.20.1 emi_loot: EMI Loot 0.6.6+1.20.1 emiffect: EMIffect 1.1.2+mc1.20.1 emitrades: EMI Trades 1.2.1+mc1.20.1 org_quiltmc_parsers_json: json 0.2.1 entityculling: EntityCulling-Fabric 1.6.2-mc1.20.1 everycomp: Every Compat 1.20-2.6.55 extra-mod-integrations: Extra Mod Integrations 0.4.5+1.20.1 fabric-api: Fabric API 0.92.1+1.20.1 fabric-api-base: Fabric API Base 0.4.31+1802ada577 fabric-api-lookup-api-v1: Fabric API Lookup API (v1) 1.6.36+1802ada577 fabric-biome-api-v1: Fabric Biome API (v1) 13.0.13+1802ada577 fabric-block-api-v1: Fabric Block API (v1) 1.0.11+1802ada577 fabric-block-view-api-v2: Fabric BlockView API (v2) 1.0.1+1802ada577 fabric-blockrenderlayer-v1: Fabric BlockRenderLayer Registration (v1) 1.1.41+1802ada577 fabric-client-tags-api-v1: Fabric Client Tags 1.1.2+1802ada577 fabric-command-api-v1: Fabric Command API (v1) 1.2.34+f71b366f77 fabric-command-api-v2: Fabric Command API (v2) 2.2.13+1802ada577 fabric-commands-v0: Fabric Commands (v0) 0.2.51+df3654b377 fabric-containers-v0: Fabric Containers (v0) 0.1.64+df3654b377 fabric-content-registries-v0: Fabric Content Registries (v0) 4.0.11+1802ada577 fabric-convention-tags-v1: Fabric Convention Tags 1.5.5+1802ada577 fabric-crash-report-info-v1: Fabric Crash Report Info (v1) 0.2.19+1802ada577 fabric-data-attachment-api-v1: Fabric Data Attachment API (v1) 1.0.0+de0fd6d177 fabric-data-generation-api-v1: Fabric Data Generation API (v1) 12.3.4+1802ada577 fabric-dimensions-v1: Fabric Dimensions 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fabric-models-v0: Fabric Models (v0) 0.4.2+9386d8a777 fabric-networking-api-v1: Fabric Networking API (v1) 1.3.11+1802ada577 fabric-networking-v0: Fabric Networking (v0) 0.3.51+df3654b377 fabric-object-builder-api-v1: Fabric Object Builder API (v1) 11.1.3+1802ada577 fabric-particles-v1: Fabric Particles (v1) 1.1.2+1802ada577 fabric-recipe-api-v1: Fabric Recipe API (v1) 1.0.21+1802ada577 fabric-registry-sync-v0: Fabric Registry Sync (v0) 2.3.3+1802ada577 fabric-renderer-api-v1: Fabric Renderer API (v1) 3.2.1+1802ada577 fabric-renderer-indigo: Fabric Renderer - Indigo 1.5.1+1802ada577 fabric-renderer-registries-v1: Fabric Renderer Registries (v1) 3.2.46+df3654b377 fabric-rendering-data-attachment-v1: Fabric Rendering Data Attachment (v1) 0.3.37+92a0d36777 fabric-rendering-fluids-v1: Fabric Rendering Fluids (v1) 3.0.28+1802ada577 fabric-rendering-v0: Fabric Rendering (v0) 1.1.49+df3654b377 fabric-rendering-v1: Fabric Rendering (v1) 3.0.8+1802ada577 fabric-resource-conditions-api-v1: 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Since you've been in the gifting mood lately! LOL

This post always starts as an outline, and then I add my full detailed chart images....check back often for more event details being added

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This post has NOT YET been QAed

• Last Updated with V63.0.0 (Beta) content
• Checking back after 24-48 hours and can't see any charts??? Use these tips to clear reddit cache issues!

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Random Insights:

• There are 16 separate events (includes 2 token quests) in this update (and no new Tag Team or Food Fight Events)
  • Our last Food Fight event was Sept. 7-11, 2022!
• Days without an event (June 11th thru July 29th): NONE
• My chart images have standardized color-coded borders (Red for Survival, Pink for Food Fight, Orange for Challenge, Yellow for Clear, Green for Item Card, Light Blue for Team, Dark Blue for Photo Hunt, Purple for Villain) and with common relevant images to help more easily identify the event type at a quick glance!

Notes about QA, between initial posting and QA (barely started) the following images had the following updates:

• TBD

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‍🎩 🪄 Magical Challenge Event

• Dates: 2024-06-11 to 2024-06-12
• Challenge event mission requirements vary by player!

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🧠🧡😟🩷😳🩵🥹💜🙄 Inside Out Clear Event

• Dates: 2024-06-13 to 2024-06-17
• Clear event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls

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📸 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Photo Hunt Event

• Dates: 2024-06-18 to 2024-06-19
• Photo hunt event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls

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🟡 Pixar Survival Event

• Dates: 2024-06-20 to 2024-06-24
• Survival event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls

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🌖🏖🎉 Night Time Beach Party June Token Quest #2

• 2024-06-21 to 2024-06-30
• Token Quest Non-Exclusive Emoji: Electrical Parade Nemo
  • He will also be obtainable in the July 11th Elec. Parade Photo Hunt Event Diamond Box (and winnable in the event, too)
• Quest Pass Cost is 1,000 Gems/$18.99 USD

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🎡🤠👨‍🚀 Toy Story Clear Event

• Dates: 2024-06-25 to 2024-06-26
• Clear event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Fall

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🏖 🍧 Lilo & Stitch Item Card

• Dates: 2024-06-27 to 2024-07-01
• Item card requirements are the same for everyone, including the replay multipliers (an increased requirements factor relative to the requirements on the first cycle of the cards)

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💎💰 Worthy Wonders July Token Quest

• 2024-07-01 to 2024-07-31
• Token Quest Exclusive Emoji: Tanzanite Cave of Wonders
• Quest Pass Cost is 1,000 Gems/$18.99 USD

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🌳🐿🐇 Woodland Tales Clear Event

• Dates: 2024-07-02 to 2024-07-03
• Clear event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls

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🦁🐗🦜 Circle of Life Survival Event

• Dates: 2024-07-04 to 2024-07-08
• Survival event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls

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☀️⛱ Summer Vacation Item Card

• Dates: 2024-07-09 to 2024-07-10
• Item card requirements are the same for everyone, including the replay multipliers (an increased requirements factor relative to the requirements on the first cycle of the cards)

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📸💡 Electrical Parade Photo Hunt Event

• Dates: 2024-07-11 to 2024-07-15
• Photo hunt event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls

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🐁 Minnie Mouse Challenge Event

• Dates: 2024-07-16 to 2024-07-17
• Challenge event mission requirements vary by player!

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🌈⭐️🎉 Rainbow Star Anniversary Clear Event

• Dates: 2024-07-18 to 2024-07-22
• Clear event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Fall

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😴😈 Dreamers & Schemers Item Card

• Dates: 2024-07-23 to 2024-07-24
• Item card requirements are the same for everyone, including the replay multipliers (an increased requirements factor relative to the requirements on the first cycle of the cards)

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🐉🐙💪 Multi-Villain Villain Event

• Dates: 2024-07-25 to 2024-07-29
• Villain event requirements are the same for everyone, except Rainbow Falls
• This is a Villain event where each map is a different Villain!
  • Maleficent, Ursula, Gaston featured

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I started practicing CAD with Fusion 360 but now use Onhape following Angus from Teaching Tech's tutorial series (I'm just a beginner but can model most things albeit using janky techniques). I am exploring a DIY space mouse but I want one with the most features - I can't determine if Teaching Tech's project (v2) or Salim's DIY Space Mouse has more functionality (never used a Space Mouse before but I'm keen to have a new build project).
For those that are familiar with a space mouse, which do you think is the better build? (aesthetically I prefer Salim's but I would rather have functionality over form). Or let me know if you think there are better DIY options out there...
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