Hoimo
@Hoimo@ani.social
- Comment on Imagine It. 2 days ago:
Emojipedia has a copy of Emoji Mashup that can do exactly that. I don’t think there’s any emoji with feet though, so you can’t make that goatse like on the poster.
- Comment on Anon is a specific type of prepper 4 days ago:
Ravings of a madman
- Comment on LoisGriffinNakedMasturbatingUncensored.exe 1 week ago:
How do I link a community again?
!animemes@ani.social - Comment on Anon gives a speech 2 weeks ago:
What anon called “awkward silence” was the entire class being persuaded by his strong opening line.
- Comment on Is it a pattern that most of Zendaya's haters are right-wing or is it just a coincidence? 3 weeks ago:
Yeah, I’m just memeing. The first thought in my head when I read her name was “…and Zendaya?? Oh-ho damn…”
- Comment on Is it a pattern that most of Zendaya's haters are right-wing or is it just a coincidence? 3 weeks ago:
The babies were introduced as a plot device in Shrek the Third in 2007 and no one really cared about them. They returned in Shrek Forever After, this time as characters instead of stakes, but not many people were interested to see another Shrek movie after Shrek the Third. Forever After was kinda decent though, from what I remember. Compared to 3 at least.
- Comment on In the jar you go 3 weeks ago:
You can find Friendship is Witchcraft on Youtube, it’s some of the best the fandom ever made. (Also, the show itself is pretty good, would recommend.)
- Comment on Is it a pattern that most of Zendaya's haters are right-wing or is it just a coincidence? 3 weeks ago:
Zendaya is a former Disney Channel star who is best known for voicing Shrek’s daughter Felicia in the recently released teaser for Shrek 5.
- Comment on Is this green or blue? 3 weeks ago:
If that was the red-green distribution, no one would be arguing whether it was a greenish-red or a reddish-green, because we all know about yellow. OP’s color is teal.
- Comment on Is this green or blue? 3 weeks ago:
I did two runs, the first ended at 177 (three more greens than 76%of respondents), the second at 174 (the exact median). I think the methodology is flawed, there’s a little randomness at the threshold so you need to gather more data to be certain of a person’s perception. You’ll see that the same hue can seem bluer when it follows a strong green, or greener when it follows a weak green.
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
You underestimate how much noise cars make. I’m 20 meters from my neighbors and I never hear a peep. Meanwhile, I’m a kilometer from the highway and I can hear always hear it at least a little bit (and a lot when the wind is in my direction). So you have to go really low density, like 1 house per square kilometer and 5 kilometers of dirt road before even reaching a regional road, to go quieter than this, but… unsurpisingly, not many people live there.
- Comment on Murica 4 weeks ago:
The 25 miles is a bit much, but if your instrument/sporting gear can fit in a bag, you can carry it on a bike. There’s backpacks for guitars, cellos and tubas and I regularly see kids cycling to their lessons with those. This is a fairly dense town though, so 5km max (20 minutes at child-speeds). Kids also can’t drive cars, so if it’s not happening by bike, it’s not happening at all.
- Comment on Is it possible to get/train a carrier pigeon today? 5 weeks ago:
The bandwidth of a station wagon just keeps increasing with advances in storage technology.
But a 10Gb/s line will do about 100TB in a day, so there’s not that many situations left where you have enough data to make the station wagon worth the effort. Wikipedia has a few examples, with the most recent being a truck doing 100PB for AWS. I think we passed station wagon station 10 years ago.
- Comment on A balanced diet is important 5 weeks ago:
- Comment on What happened to Pez? 1 month ago:
Every Funko should be a gumball machine, to justify those giant heads.
- Comment on We're in the endgame now 1 month ago:
I think instead of having less representatives in government, we should make government smaller by having physically smaller representatives. Like children, or gnomes.
- Comment on We're in the endgame now 1 month ago:
They all share a belief in a “natural hierarchy”. Whether that hierarchy emerges from God, the Market, or Pure Ancestors, they’re very similar arguments and they all lead to similar results: An imbalance of power and a group of people (with power) who justify that imbalance with the imbalance itself (I’m better because I have power. I should have power because I’m better.)
- Comment on Can you eat soap for acid reflux? 1 month ago:
You’ll notice the gas, but the water comes from the acid being neutralized and won’t really be detectable. You just drank a glass of water too, that’s way more water than a tablespoon of baking soda can produce.
- Comment on Patch this Bish! 1 month ago:
Would that fix our carbonmonoxide weakness?
- Comment on Anon cheats through college 1 month ago:
Not even. Every time someone lets AI run wild on a problem, they’re trading all trust I ever had in them for complete garbage that they’re not even personally invested enough in to defend it when I criticize their absolute shit code. Don’t submit it for review if you haven’t reviewed it yourself, Darren.
- Comment on Uncanny sandwich 1 month ago:
No no, he was just a little confused, but he meant alethiometer. It’s like a compass but it points to the truth, which is pretty darn useful when trying to find your moral heading.
- Comment on Meme gift (and note in thread) 1 month ago:
For me this was The Phantom Tollbooth, but that’s a 70s film, so muc older. Actually, the year I watched it on midday television after school was closer to 1970 than to the present.
- Comment on Anon introduces himself 1 month ago:
Rich Richard too obvious for you ri**ards?
- Comment on The only way out is... Ugh. 1 month ago:
“The only way out is through” is only true when:
- The chosen path leads to some desired result
- There is no other path that leads to the same result
- There is no other path that leads to a result of similar value
- Staying without result is not an option
People are very bad at keeping an open mind once they’ve chosen a solution. They tend to stick with it as long as they think they’re still on track. They don’t stop to see what their actual choices are and if they can switch approaches halfway. You don’t have to “tough it out”, even when you’re already knee deep in shit and you’d have to wade back a mile to try a different path.
- Comment on Anon experiences German humor 2 months ago:
I thought this was turning into a Latvian joke.
The man drinks the beer. He falls into alcoholism again. His children go hungry. His wife succumbs to tuberculosis. The man drinks to forget, but the beer runs out. Now the man can never forget.
- Comment on For those that needed to hear this today 2 months ago:
But only at a rate of 46.3 million tonnes per year.
- Comment on Trust the process! 2 months ago:
Yeah, that’s not even rare! I’ve cooked my chicken medium-rare by accident, it was edible, kinda nice actually. I think medium-well is the sweet spot for chicken, but I could see someone going for a medium even. I wouldn’t really recommend medium-rare to anyone, pretty sure I dodged a bullet that time.
- Comment on Anon goes on a first date 2 months ago:
Anime is pretty broad. It’s like saying Hollywood has a troubled history with how it depicts women, so film buffs are creepy weirdos.
I think the troubled history isn’t even an issue with anime, but more with weeb culture in the West in the 90s and 00s. When the community is male-dominated, there will be fewer good representations of women in the popular consciousness.
Anime is a lot more mainstream these days and millions of girls and women watch anime tailored specifically to them or general audience anime that makes sure not to lose half its potential viewership. When I’m walking around at an anime convention, the crowd seems split pretty even. Lots of independent women artists selling their fanart too. So to say that being a weeb is indicative of a flawed view of women is an outdated and baseless viewpoint.
- Comment on Do you think I'll get a reply? 2 months ago:
I’ve always found it interesting that affirmation is seen as the secular alternative to swearing on the Bible, when it’s actually some branches of Christianity that are most vehemently opposed to swearing oaths. I don’t know where swearing on the Bible even came from if the Bible is so clear about it. Did the church ever condone it or was this something thought up by vaguely religious politicky types who wanted a serious promise no-take-backsies style and didn’t ask the cleric if it was alright?
- Comment on Which one are you? 2 months ago:
I just remembered that this video is where I got the idea from and came to edit my comment to link it! It should be possible to build something like that in 2025, no? Why is every microwave I see in stores the exact same microwave my parents bought 30 years ago but in black?
