
Lumidaub
@Lumidaub@feddit.org
- Comment on It is fucking WILD to me that an instance ban on a completely other instance can result in post removals in other instances 5 days ago:
It’s a bit of a badge of honour to be banned from .ml for example though, you’d have to account for that.
- Comment on [ART] Sakamoto Days Volume 29 Cover 2 weeks ago:
Is that guitar strap the wrong way around? … is it supposed to be?
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 4x08 "Orders of Magnitude" 1 month ago:
I am so late to the party but I only just got around to watching the episode.
- Comment on Abrahamic religions make more sense when you consider... 1 month ago:
Don’t know how that particularly adds to understanding the religions but okay.
- Comment on Abrahamic religions make more sense when you consider... 1 month ago:
Were they?
- Comment on how do mangakas get ideas? 1 month ago:
What exactly is your question here? How to come up with designs? Same basic process that you learn by doing it.
- Comment on how do mangakas get ideas? 1 month ago:
The same way any artist does (which decidedly does not include asking a machine). It’s difficult to teach but the more you do it, the more stories your head generates.
- Comment on Why are these exam results full of check marks? (Wrong answers only) 2 months ago:
Which is why vaccines slowly transform you into cattle.
- Comment on Why are these exam results full of check marks? (Wrong answers only) 2 months ago:
The checkmark meaning “correct” comes from Latin, it developed from V for veritas - truth. Japanese (traditionally) does not have a sound corresponding to V, that’s why B is commonly substituted, a sound that is phonetically close to V. “Idiot” of course means 馬鹿 baka so a V(/B) next to something was misunderstood as calling it wrong and idiotic. The misunderstanding stuck so now a checkmark is used for mistakes instead of correct things.
- Comment on Woosh 2 months ago:
I have to respect my ancestors’ wisdom so gimme that sweet, sweet Pervitin.
- Comment on its a jarring realization that deserts, mountains, and worse climates are mroe hospitable to human civilization than Lush/Green looking northern forests 3 months ago:
👼🏼
- Comment on its a jarring realization that deserts, mountains, and worse climates are mroe hospitable to human civilization than Lush/Green looking northern forests 3 months ago:
Cradle of civilisation, maybe, not humanity. The need (and ability) to problem solve got us to where we are. If everything is tickety-boo, why try to change anything?