#arghblargh

I'm looking for an article or blog post that came out I think last year, that was about a group of DC writers (including Scott Snyder, I think) on a panel at a con (??), snickering at Bruce and Dick's relationship. I think it was a report by an audience member who said that they viewed it as a father/son relationship, at which the writers started laughing and making innuendos. It might have been tied into Dick's revised origin, or something.

I know I reblogged this myself, but I have seriously no idea how I tagged it. Does anybody even know what I'm talking about? Does anybody remember this, or remember what con that was or what publication that was in? I'm really sorry. I'll keep looking, but have found nothing so far.

so you’re saying if you make a reaction image, no one else can use it

Recently, Knox decided to upgrade eTime. I met this announcement with exclamations, cheers, and general flailing, because eTime is an evil program that, among other things, only lets me approve hours in Internet Explorer half the time when I force IE to run an older version of Java, which I must reaffirm that I want to run every time I go to a new page. eTime had also previously changed Mary’s password without her consent and refused to work at all when I needed to approve hours, meaning that I had to use the Mysterious Business Office Computer who is apparently eTime’s best friend, because that’s the only explanation for why it always works with the blasted program.

So you can imagine my excitement when I was assured that the upgrade would alleviate most, if not all, of these problems. Au contraire, mes cheris. I opened up eTime in Chrome, excited to experience an ease of use never before witnessed in eTime’s general vicinity. Not only did eTime not work regardless of which version of Java I ran, but it also crashed my browser. Groaning, I cringed and opened up Internet Explorer. And surprise! eTime forced me to run an older version of Java that I had to reaffirm that I wanted to run every time I went to a new page. And now there’s an added twist: I must refresh each page at least twice in order to get the prompt to run the older version of Java in the first place. Fun! Not.

(Don’t even ask me how to make eTime work on a Mac. I have no idea.)

im tryin to draw here stop bein such a dick and let me draw decently for once