Zalrek @ MFF
@techcoyote.net
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Unfortunately, it doesn't have frames, text bubbles, or outline features. I actually ended up buying a 2 year sub to CSP while it was on sale just so I could have outlining, with my workflow being: Art in procreate -> export as PSD -> add outline in CSP -> export as PNG
January 12, 2026 at 12:44 AM
Unfortunately, it doesn't have frames, text bubbles, or outline features. I actually ended up buying a 2 year sub to CSP while it was on sale just so I could have outlining, with my workflow being: Art in procreate -> export as PSD -> add outline in CSP -> export as PNG
As for the drawing app in question, Procreate is the gold standard. Where as clip studio feels like a PC port (and it has a monthly sub, gross), Procreate was made from the ground up for ipads. So its extremely fluid, has logical gestures, and has most features you need. Theres some drawbacks though
January 12, 2026 at 12:43 AM
As for the drawing app in question, Procreate is the gold standard. Where as clip studio feels like a PC port (and it has a monthly sub, gross), Procreate was made from the ground up for ipads. So its extremely fluid, has logical gestures, and has most features you need. Theres some drawbacks though
Honestly, the only viable choice in this day and age is an ipad (preferably air or pro) + apple pencil. You get a thin device with good battery and at minimum 7 years of OS updates. I personally use an ipad pro 13 for all my art. But its a tad pricey, so I'd recommend an Air
January 12, 2026 at 12:40 AM
Honestly, the only viable choice in this day and age is an ipad (preferably air or pro) + apple pencil. You get a thin device with good battery and at minimum 7 years of OS updates. I personally use an ipad pro 13 for all my art. But its a tad pricey, so I'd recommend an Air
tl;dr, you're being paranoid over the wrong things. 99.9% of hacking is phishing. Use a password manager and 2FA to eliminate 99.9% of risks.
January 11, 2026 at 6:51 PM
tl;dr, you're being paranoid over the wrong things. 99.9% of hacking is phishing. Use a password manager and 2FA to eliminate 99.9% of risks.
Someone having your IP literally doesn't matter, IP addresses are disposable. You get a new one every time your router reboots, every time you connect to a mobile network etc.
If it was fake then wow, impressive for the "fake" to somehow trick a company like qualtrics into giving them a subdomain.
If it was fake then wow, impressive for the "fake" to somehow trick a company like qualtrics into giving them a subdomain.
January 11, 2026 at 6:51 PM
Someone having your IP literally doesn't matter, IP addresses are disposable. You get a new one every time your router reboots, every time you connect to a mobile network etc.
If it was fake then wow, impressive for the "fake" to somehow trick a company like qualtrics into giving them a subdomain.
If it was fake then wow, impressive for the "fake" to somehow trick a company like qualtrics into giving them a subdomain.
Every website you ever visit logs your IP address, its basic analytics. There WAS an announcement with this url, they only sent it to a small portion of users because you don't need to survey an entire population to get good data.
January 11, 2026 at 6:19 PM
Every website you ever visit logs your IP address, its basic analytics. There WAS an announcement with this url, they only sent it to a small portion of users because you don't need to survey an entire population to get good data.
I say "likely misattributed" because what probably happened is someone may have put up a fake survey and spread it around servers that actually DID ask for passwords.
Anyway, enable 2FA, stop logging into random websites with your real credentials. Use a password manager.
Anyway, enable 2FA, stop logging into random websites with your real credentials. Use a password manager.
January 11, 2026 at 5:10 AM
I say "likely misattributed" because what probably happened is someone may have put up a fake survey and spread it around servers that actually DID ask for passwords.
Anyway, enable 2FA, stop logging into random websites with your real credentials. Use a password manager.
Anyway, enable 2FA, stop logging into random websites with your real credentials. Use a password manager.
Hi. For anyone seeing this, this is fake (or likely misiattributed). The survey in question didn't ask for authentication. On top of that, clicking a link can't steal your auth token because that would be a MAJOR CSRF exploit. Also, here's the survey site's SSL cert info.
January 11, 2026 at 5:09 AM
Hi. For anyone seeing this, this is fake (or likely misiattributed). The survey in question didn't ask for authentication. On top of that, clicking a link can't steal your auth token because that would be a MAJOR CSRF exploit. Also, here's the survey site's SSL cert info.
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January 5, 2026 at 3:34 PM
You can still find suits in that 2.5k range! The 10k suits are only that expensive because of branding. If you pick a maker who's not extremely popular, the price will be far more reasonable
January 10, 2026 at 2:57 PM
You can still find suits in that 2.5k range! The 10k suits are only that expensive because of branding. If you pick a maker who's not extremely popular, the price will be far more reasonable