Enkrod
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Webdeveloper from Germany, nerd, gamer, atheist, interested in nerd-culture, biology of everything creepy, evolution, history, physics, politics and space.
Progressive. Ally. SocDem. Euro-Federalist.
Political Compass: -7.0, -6.62
- Comment on Examples of roles where actors from Star Trek give better performances than they did on Star Trek? 1 week ago:
Damn, nearly did not recognize Keating, his performance in that gif gives heavy David Tennant to me.
- Comment on Examples of roles where actors from Star Trek give better performances than they did on Star Trek? 1 week ago:
I honestly enjoyed him more in Dredd (where he had to do more with less) than in Star Trek.
- Comment on What apps do you use to listen music at work/on phone? 3 weeks ago:
Finamp on my phone, it’s working perfectly with my online Jellyfin server that I use on PC.
- Comment on New Japanese Law Stops Parents From Naming Their Baby 'Pikachu' 1 year ago:
Sometimes I am quite happy about strict german naming laws.
The first name …
- must be recognizable as a first name
- must not be a widespread place name or brand name.
- must not be a family name. Exceptions have been made in particular for East Frisian middle names (for example “ten Doornkaat”) and for very rare, unusual surnames (for example Wannek, Birkenfeld), as well as of course for surnames that are mainly known as first names (such as Gerhart).
- may not denote a title such as Lord or Princess.
- does not have to be clearly masculine or feminine, as was the case until 2008, but may also be neutral.
- must not harm the child’s welfare by ridiculing the child or creating a connection “to evil”
Pikachu absolutely falls under ridicule and maybe even brand name