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If you are in The Biz (comics) and would like to read the first two issues of Toxic Avenger vs. Noxious Offender in advance, just hit me up.
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I've added Justice Warriors: Vote Harder back in my web store. This is the election year assassination satire you need in your life. https://www.mattbors.com/books
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Bad Dad - my next Toxic Avenger storyline is about killing your evil doppelgänger raised by your father in order to become a parent. I write about it in my newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/toxienoxiedads
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I went DEEP on my Toxic Avenger run with the Comic Book Couples Counseling podcast, which is heading toward 25 issues with the new series. "We’ve read the first two issues, and they’re dynamite. Bors and artist Felipe Sobreiro deliver another essential Toxic Avenger story packed with genuine emotion and powerful pertinence. If you’re looking for a universe to get lost in, you must seek it out." https://www.comicbookcouplescounseling.com/post/matt-bors-the-toxic-avenger-interv...
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This Saturday I'll be tabling at the Guelph Comics Jam at The Dragon--come through if you're in the area. I'll have fresh copies of the brand new Toxic Crusaders collection coming out this week.
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Lloyd Kaufman and the Toxic Avenger comics crew are coming to New York. We will all be signing at Forbidden Planet on October 10 for the release of Toxic Avenger vs. Noxious Offender #1. Come out for this one.
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I've reopened my online store, which is now fully stocked with my books https://www.crwnstudios.com/collections/matt-bors
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Good review of THE TOXIC AVENGER vs. THE NOXIOUS OFFENDER #1 which drops tomorrow in comic shops https://aiptcomics.com/2026/10/06/the-toxic-avenger-vs-the-noxious-offender-1-review/
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This shit sucks so much https://www.niemanlab.org/2026/10/chatgpt-is-adding-real-cartoonists-signatures-to-fake-new-yorker-cartoons/
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I made a Concrete bookmark
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My cover for The Toxic Avenger vs. The Noxious Offender #3 Issue #2 drops November 11
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Some days you can buck the senior-faculty stereotypes and some days you... can't... First, I give a midterm and don't have to provide a single clarification to the class. Then, I am unable to print the sample solution (or anything else) for the grading session, so I lean on the front-desk staff to do it for me from a thumb drive. (To be fair, this is surely related to a power surge on Friday that the building is still recovering from. But still.)
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Student: Is this class curved? Me: What do you mean by curved? Student: I don't know.
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The autotester for some student code still involves 10-year-old cruft from the MOOC that is doing all sorts of crazy must-never-fail-or-diverge things we really don't need. So two tests were hitting the 1-second timeout when there's no reason for them to take even 0.1 seconds. This would be a great opportunity to simplify things and rip out the stuff we don't need. I bumped the timeout to 3 seconds and it's working now.
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The government may have declared the pandemic is over, but Trader Joe’s isn’t giving out free tastes.
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It's a career stage I guess... As I got around to a bureaucratic task that should take an hour or a bit less, I thought of a way to do it more efficiently. I went to the directory where I put such work and discovered ... ... I came up with the more efficient way last year too.
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As those of us on the quarter system finally celebrate the triumphant end of the academic year, we celebrate as only senior faculty know how: By scheduling the backlog of doctor, car, and home appointments.
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The hardest optimization problem I can think of is what size cooler(s) to buy.
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I just received a notification about a dumpster fire on campus. Except literally.
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I know LLMs are causing the most jaws to drop and all, but I just turned my home printer on for the first time in a month and pressed print and it worked.
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@wilbowma @koronkebitch @JonathanAldrich Strong agree. A judgment (sorry, no 'e' from me) is a relation. Which relation is defined by the collection of corresponding rules.
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Gmail snooze has forever changed Monday 8AM for me
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Self-discipline in my 20s: I should get to bed before 1AM Self-discipline in my 40s: I should not eat lunch before 10AM
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I would like a Google Calendar feature where I can: * create a set of calendar entries * mark them all as tentative * from any element in the set I can: * view the set * delete all elements of the set * delete all elements of the set except this one which is now no longer tentative
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Just received my ebook version of Allen School alum Jared Moore's novel The Strength of the Illusion. Check it out! https://ergal-press.square.site/product/the-strength-of-the-illusion-ebook-preorder/3