KDotInk
@kdotink.bsky.social
✨Brown Transman🏳️⚧️ ✨Service Dog Dad🐕🦺✨LAMBDA Award 💭Queering Comics✨
♂️He/Him♂️
Louisiana/Alaska/Ohio
Patreon: Patreon.com/FindChaos
Spouse: @FindChaos
Clintonville OH
♂️He/Him♂️
Louisiana/Alaska/Ohio
Patreon: Patreon.com/FindChaos
Spouse: @FindChaos
Clintonville OH
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KDotInk
@kdotink.bsky.social
· Oct 25
📌 I'm a Transman/Lesboy originally from Southern Louisiana and Alaska. Married to @findchaos.bsky.social before it was legal. Service Dog Dad.
I'm also a LAMBDA award winning writer, a GLAAD featured disability advocate, and I queer up comics any chance I can get! 💕
Patreon.com/FindChaos
I'm also a LAMBDA award winning writer, a GLAAD featured disability advocate, and I queer up comics any chance I can get! 💕
Patreon.com/FindChaos
When getting wipies at DollarTree today (our neighbors have the flu so we're taking extra precautions!), Stiffler found little pink rose string lights for Valentine's, so now our hallway door is decked out even harder. 🌹
December 30, 2025 at 12:10 AM
When getting wipies at DollarTree today (our neighbors have the flu so we're taking extra precautions!), Stiffler found little pink rose string lights for Valentine's, so now our hallway door is decked out even harder. 🌹
I'm very glad we got coats (with hoods) yesterday but also my autistic capacity for wearing a thick coat when it's not cold (indoors, while driving, etc) is at negative 5. This is partly why I wore a hoodie growing up in Alaska instead of a proper puffy jacket...
December 29, 2025 at 11:42 PM
I'm very glad we got coats (with hoods) yesterday but also my autistic capacity for wearing a thick coat when it's not cold (indoors, while driving, etc) is at negative 5. This is partly why I wore a hoodie growing up in Alaska instead of a proper puffy jacket...
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I keep catching strays from "technology is neutral" people, so let's set things straight.
1) Technology is not neutral, especially the subset of technology called "algorithms"
2) The form-factor that makes a technology into a tool is not neutral
3) How tools are productized is not neutral
[rant]
1) Technology is not neutral, especially the subset of technology called "algorithms"
2) The form-factor that makes a technology into a tool is not neutral
3) How tools are productized is not neutral
[rant]
April 29, 2025 at 2:21 PM
I keep catching strays from "technology is neutral" people, so let's set things straight.
1) Technology is not neutral, especially the subset of technology called "algorithms"
2) The form-factor that makes a technology into a tool is not neutral
3) How tools are productized is not neutral
[rant]
1) Technology is not neutral, especially the subset of technology called "algorithms"
2) The form-factor that makes a technology into a tool is not neutral
3) How tools are productized is not neutral
[rant]
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Well that’s a way to massively fuck with vote by mail
As of 12/24/25, USPS changed policy on when they postmark mail. Mail dropped off is no longer guaranteed a same-day postmark. Tax returns & other time-sensitive items are now stamped when they reach a regional processing center, which may be days later. Plan deadlines accordingly to avoid penalties.
USPS Announces Changes to the Postmark Date System
The United States Postal Service (USPS) has adopted a final rule (FR Doc.
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December 29, 2025 at 10:56 PM
Well that’s a way to massively fuck with vote by mail
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Abortion funds are a vital form of mutual aid - they make it possible for people to make decisions about their own bodies and futures.
Please help PSAF stay open if you can!
Please help PSAF stay open if you can!
We are behind schedule for hitting our end of year goal, making it very likely that we’ll be starting 2026 off with a closed intake line.
We need your help to make sure this doesn’t happen.
Give before December 31 → tinyurl.com/PSAFSupport
We need your help to make sure this doesn’t happen.
Give before December 31 → tinyurl.com/PSAFSupport
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Give for freedom. Give for care. Give before December 31st.2025 tested us — and our community showed up.Because of people like you, the Palmetto State Abortion Fund helped more than 1,500 Southerners ...
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December 29, 2025 at 9:54 PM
Abortion funds are a vital form of mutual aid - they make it possible for people to make decisions about their own bodies and futures.
Please help PSAF stay open if you can!
Please help PSAF stay open if you can!
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ATTENTION CARTOONISTS! 📢
Submissions open Jan. 1st, 2026 for the Minicomic Awards, part of the Cartoonist Co-op’s annual Nib and Ink Festival!
Comics 32 pages or fewer published in 2025 will be eligible.
See mca.cartoonist.coop/submission-g... for full eligibility requirements and FAQs.
Submissions open Jan. 1st, 2026 for the Minicomic Awards, part of the Cartoonist Co-op’s annual Nib and Ink Festival!
Comics 32 pages or fewer published in 2025 will be eligible.
See mca.cartoonist.coop/submission-g... for full eligibility requirements and FAQs.
December 22, 2025 at 8:01 PM
ATTENTION CARTOONISTS! 📢
Submissions open Jan. 1st, 2026 for the Minicomic Awards, part of the Cartoonist Co-op’s annual Nib and Ink Festival!
Comics 32 pages or fewer published in 2025 will be eligible.
See mca.cartoonist.coop/submission-g... for full eligibility requirements and FAQs.
Submissions open Jan. 1st, 2026 for the Minicomic Awards, part of the Cartoonist Co-op’s annual Nib and Ink Festival!
Comics 32 pages or fewer published in 2025 will be eligible.
See mca.cartoonist.coop/submission-g... for full eligibility requirements and FAQs.
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Art v artist 2025. I feel like I was slacking this year, probably because I did a lot more writing than drawing. But I did launch a new webcomic, so that's pretty cool I think!
December 29, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Art v artist 2025. I feel like I was slacking this year, probably because I did a lot more writing than drawing. But I did launch a new webcomic, so that's pretty cool I think!
One of our friends invited us to a remote cabin for New Years so I'm guessing we may be murdered but it has a fireplace, so we're going anyway.
December 29, 2025 at 4:43 PM
One of our friends invited us to a remote cabin for New Years so I'm guessing we may be murdered but it has a fireplace, so we're going anyway.
It's incredibly windy here and while walking down the street this morning, a dried hydrangea flowerhead bounced in front of me the entire way, uphill, for over 15 minutes. When I left it there on the cold sidewalk, I felt a little sad, but when I looked back it was rolling on...
December 29, 2025 at 4:35 PM
It's incredibly windy here and while walking down the street this morning, a dried hydrangea flowerhead bounced in front of me the entire way, uphill, for over 15 minutes. When I left it there on the cold sidewalk, I felt a little sad, but when I looked back it was rolling on...
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before the pandemic. when the air quality was particularly bad, people would wear masks. during the flu season or whatever i saw people wearing masks
then the pandemic happpened. and then it "went away"
and now basically no one wears masks. even during flu season. even with shit air. 🤷 whatsup?
then the pandemic happpened. and then it "went away"
and now basically no one wears masks. even during flu season. even with shit air. 🤷 whatsup?
Disappointed to see Jon Stewart & co joke about masking in public. I do it for my medically fragile daughter (Batten Disease). People not masking properly led to her getting pneumonia, which led to her being on life support, which led to me getting price quotes on her cremation just in case.
December 29, 2025 at 2:30 PM
before the pandemic. when the air quality was particularly bad, people would wear masks. during the flu season or whatever i saw people wearing masks
then the pandemic happpened. and then it "went away"
and now basically no one wears masks. even during flu season. even with shit air. 🤷 whatsup?
then the pandemic happpened. and then it "went away"
and now basically no one wears masks. even during flu season. even with shit air. 🤷 whatsup?
This is a policy pretty much everywhere these days, in hotels and Airbnbs. When our ceiling collapsed a couple years ago, we lived out of our car for a day before we could find anywhere to stay -- we had money but literally no one would take us because we were local to the area...
A Hampton Inn in Asheville just canceled my family's reservation because our address (incorrectly) showed Asheville—and the hotel bars locals within 50 miles.
When I asked why, they said, "because of our homeless population," adding that most hotels here have similar policies.
This is outrageous.
When I asked why, they said, "because of our homeless population," adding that most hotels here have similar policies.
This is outrageous.
December 29, 2025 at 2:46 PM
This is a policy pretty much everywhere these days, in hotels and Airbnbs. When our ceiling collapsed a couple years ago, we lived out of our car for a day before we could find anywhere to stay -- we had money but literally no one would take us because we were local to the area...
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In America, where irony is dead, a hotel chain uses a policy denying shelter to local people, for fear of accidentally housing homeless persons…
To deny a reservation to the author of a much-lauded book on how American economic unfairness forces working people into homelessness.
To deny a reservation to the author of a much-lauded book on how American economic unfairness forces working people into homelessness.
A Hampton Inn in Asheville just canceled my family's reservation because our address (incorrectly) showed Asheville—and the hotel bars locals within 50 miles.
When I asked why, they said, "because of our homeless population," adding that most hotels here have similar policies.
This is outrageous.
When I asked why, they said, "because of our homeless population," adding that most hotels here have similar policies.
This is outrageous.
December 29, 2025 at 2:46 AM
In America, where irony is dead, a hotel chain uses a policy denying shelter to local people, for fear of accidentally housing homeless persons…
To deny a reservation to the author of a much-lauded book on how American economic unfairness forces working people into homelessness.
To deny a reservation to the author of a much-lauded book on how American economic unfairness forces working people into homelessness.
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I think the math on this is that every American including babies are going to have to lose 300+ pounds and while I am obviously a huge fan of GLP-1s (saved my life! resolved my autoimmune issues!) I'm not sure I recommend everyone losing 300+ pounds by the midterms?
Oz: We thought it was 125 million pounds. Our estimate is Americans will lose 135 billion pounds by the midterms
December 29, 2025 at 3:06 AM
I think the math on this is that every American including babies are going to have to lose 300+ pounds and while I am obviously a huge fan of GLP-1s (saved my life! resolved my autoimmune issues!) I'm not sure I recommend everyone losing 300+ pounds by the midterms?
Look at this boy in a 5 fingered sycamore!! @findchaos.bsky.social knows all the trees and facts about them and apparently this is a very cool tree! 💕
December 29, 2025 at 2:40 AM
Look at this boy in a 5 fingered sycamore!! @findchaos.bsky.social knows all the trees and facts about them and apparently this is a very cool tree! 💕
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people are good
So responsible people carry around "emergency leashes"!it seems? I'd better start
December 29, 2025 at 2:00 AM
people are good
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They probably already know this by now, but for artists who don't know yet, you can turn this off! In Create & Manage Invoices, there's a Feedback section with the setting before you make an invoice.
Apparently Paypal is now asking those who commissioned artists through invoices for feedback on the experience, Please never type anything, Its a trap. Just putting both yours and their accounts at risk of bans.
December 22, 2025 at 11:04 PM
They probably already know this by now, but for artists who don't know yet, you can turn this off! In Create & Manage Invoices, there's a Feedback section with the setting before you make an invoice.
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1) Four hospitals in Alberta have brought back mask mandates and Alberta HATES mask mandates. They're not doing this for fun.
2) I travel constantly for work and you better believe I mask. Laughing at me isn't going to stop me.
2) I travel constantly for work and you better believe I mask. Laughing at me isn't going to stop me.
Dear Jon Stewart c/o @weeklyshowpodcast.bsky.social
I recently watched, with great surprise and disappointment, a weeklyshowpodcast segment in which you and other "personalities," gleefully mocked and derided the relatively small subset of individuals who continue to wear a face mask in public.
I recently watched, with great surprise and disappointment, a weeklyshowpodcast segment in which you and other "personalities," gleefully mocked and derided the relatively small subset of individuals who continue to wear a face mask in public.
December 28, 2025 at 10:40 PM
1) Four hospitals in Alberta have brought back mask mandates and Alberta HATES mask mandates. They're not doing this for fun.
2) I travel constantly for work and you better believe I mask. Laughing at me isn't going to stop me.
2) I travel constantly for work and you better believe I mask. Laughing at me isn't going to stop me.
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the intense autistic relief of finding The Correct Food at an overwhelming grocery store when you are teetering on the edge of shutdown
December 28, 2025 at 11:56 PM
the intense autistic relief of finding The Correct Food at an overwhelming grocery store when you are teetering on the edge of shutdown
The best part about buying a coat secondhand is seeing what's left in the pockets. My highlights have so far been: various $ bills and change, a small plastic bird, various unmatching buttons, keys, acid tabs and magnetic letters. The lows have been: old tissues, dried blood and a mummified carrot.
December 28, 2025 at 11:09 PM
The best part about buying a coat secondhand is seeing what's left in the pockets. My highlights have so far been: various $ bills and change, a small plastic bird, various unmatching buttons, keys, acid tabs and magnetic letters. The lows have been: old tissues, dried blood and a mummified carrot.
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I'm really proud of this one 😊 This is why I take pictures while I'm stopped at a red light, even if I worry about looking like a silly tourist on my way to work. 🚲
December 28, 2025 at 8:16 PM
I'm really proud of this one 😊 This is why I take pictures while I'm stopped at a red light, even if I worry about looking like a silly tourist on my way to work. 🚲
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Frog and Toad jumped away. Frog was trembling.
“I am not afraid!” he shouted.
“I am not afraid!” he shouted.
December 28, 2025 at 8:37 PM
Frog and Toad jumped away. Frog was trembling.
“I am not afraid!” he shouted.
“I am not afraid!” he shouted.
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Having a small kid really lends itself to putting words together in unprecedented combinations, i.e.
“Wow! Nobody has ever given me a turkey with so many eyes before!”
@teaberryblue.net
“Wow! Nobody has ever given me a turkey with so many eyes before!”
@teaberryblue.net
December 28, 2025 at 8:42 PM
Having a small kid really lends itself to putting words together in unprecedented combinations, i.e.
“Wow! Nobody has ever given me a turkey with so many eyes before!”
@teaberryblue.net
“Wow! Nobody has ever given me a turkey with so many eyes before!”
@teaberryblue.net
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My favorite thing about Frog and Toad is that it is the story of two men deeply and obviously in love with one another, drawn as a tribute to his lifelong partner by a gay man long before their relationship was socially sanctioned.
Then Frog and Toad went out onto the front porch to wait for the mail.
They sat there, feeling happy together.
They sat there, feeling happy together.
December 28, 2025 at 5:47 PM
My favorite thing about Frog and Toad is that it is the story of two men deeply and obviously in love with one another, drawn as a tribute to his lifelong partner by a gay man long before their relationship was socially sanctioned.
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This is just going to always be my go-to response to this kind of thing anthonymoser.github.io/writing/ai/h...
December 28, 2025 at 4:39 PM
This is just going to always be my go-to response to this kind of thing anthonymoser.github.io/writing/ai/h...
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In the new year I'll be resuming work on this series. Till then, enjoy the first 8 entries over on Beehiiv.
The Center Cannot Hold - Part 1 is now up on Beehiiv. See how Civil War II began through the eyes of a former staffer.
#CCH #CenterCannotHold #fiction
#CCH #CenterCannotHold #fiction
The Center Cannot Hold - Part 1
“The Second American Civil War,” “Civil War II,” “the MAGA rebellion,” “the White Tide…” it has many names, but for most people of my generation its still just, “the war.” New conflicts have come and ...
sean-mcknight.beehiiv.com
December 28, 2025 at 4:37 PM
In the new year I'll be resuming work on this series. Till then, enjoy the first 8 entries over on Beehiiv.