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and how can you steal solar power? i mean, if the sun isn't public property then nothing is.
i want to see the dumbass who tries to put a flag on the sun.
It's also already illegal to use unverified panels: only those brands tested in qualified labs are allowed, at least in many states.
As to the trash can... maybeeee someone else will be nice enough to tell you...
But you're right.
Strangely enough, the fast food franchises are the likely future corporate model. Where the designs for the goods are owned by the franchising company as well as the supply chain for raw materials.
Copyright laws are already being subverted by corporations to give them indefinite monopolies on some designs. So it looks like things are sliding the way View is seeing them in her story.
Question: Is IndieVisible a portmanteau of Indianapolis Invisible?
indieVisible is has nothing to do with Indianapolis and everything to do with "indies", as in independent music, comics, and game publishing.
It's a pun on "indivisible" - as in, the human race cannot be divided. Which is accomplished by giving individuals exceptional power, visibility, and resources.
Until I read the notes, I was worried we'd have a couple parallel actions going on in the strips ahead, where half the page is Jim's uber-slow exploration of Mary's abdomen, and the other half is flipping through the expository printed material in the trash. Which gave me all kinds of bad flashbacks to Sim's "Reads" chapter of Cerebus.
I have a ton of faith in your ability to tell a visual story between characters, View. I just worry that so much of the relevant history these characters share happens pre-comic, and requires a lot of catch-up. And when most of that is delivered via author's notes, it makes the comic harder to penetrate. Especially if you someday plan on compiling this into a volume without the luxury of author's notes after each page.
But I could just be worried for no good reason. I dunno. You've said you wanted critique before; there's mine.
I got a piece of 3D-printed hardware just in front of me. And two open hardware microcontrollers on my desk.
The future you've seen is coming quickly.
I'll take the occasion to thank you for this comic because it is really meaningufl for me.
Will this site stay online for long? I would like to keep returning to it regulary but I'm not sure of when it will 404. Should I plan on saving my favourites panels now?