Lumidaub
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- Comment on I need an adult 21 hours ago:
many more foods are described as blue in southern Germany. Notably, blue onions, blue grapes, and blue cabbage
I grew up in southern Germany and have never heard anyone call those things blue. I’ve heard of Blaukraut from the tongue twister and been told that it’s a different word for Rotkohl but that’s it.
- Comment on Subtitles for Tinnitus 1 day ago:
What fun, I can hear this image.
- Comment on The word Chav is still being used by British people, when it's derogatory shorthand for working class lads and it's not even subtle... 2 days ago:
You say that like it is coherent with what Onomatopoeia said.
- Comment on Desperate Donny 3 days ago:
- Comment on Sorcery battle 6 days ago:
What @AlfalFaFail@lemmy.ml is saying is to put an ! in front to make the image appear inline. Like this:
 - Comment on Anon wants tendies 6 days ago:
sometimes 4chan is good
- Comment on Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Strange New Worlds | 4x03 "Human Best Friend" 1 week ago:
Last time I witnessed queer-baiting this blatant, one of them had wings and the other wore plaid (Tone indicator amused/bit annoyed). Was VERY worried there’d be some Scortegas in the future and VERY relieved at the conclusion (though I kind of think not everybody needs to be buddies but ah well).
I usually don’t notice wardrobe but I fucking loved what Uhura was wearing her party. Ortegas’ antennae though seemed like taping down your eyes to appear “Asian”, what even.
Do humans/Starfleet ever abort negotiations because someone on the other side inadvertently did something culturally insensitive? Has a non-Starfleet culture ever gone to great lengths to accomodate our cultural weirdnesses?
- Comment on 1 week ago:
Banter is fun when the other side can give back in a humourous way. I’m told. I wouldn’t know, too busy being efficient.
- Comment on Pocket Brawl Battle 1 week ago:
Hey! Give OP a chance now, everybody’s allowed to speak their piece.
- Comment on Pocket Brawl Battle 1 week ago:
Interesting. OP, please explain, in detail, your decision to post this in a shitposting community?
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
Obviously Sorbo can and does do all kinds of wrong, I’m not disputing that. Not Hercules’ fault.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
It’s Hercules who is disappointed and Hercules can do no wrong.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
Her suit also included shorts under her skirt. SHORTS! Isn’t that outrageous? How are they supposed to get pantyshots now?! /S
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
Good, because this movie isn’t about either Superman without his powers or Supergirl without her powers. It’s about a very young adult sabotaging herself because of her pain and overcoming her self-imposed restrictions to save others.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
I know what you’re talking about but here it’s rooted in actual character development. Nobody took her powers away, she wasn’t taking care of herself, was reckless, and suffered the consequences. Sure at some point there was Kryptonite involved but even that could’ve been avoided if she had been more level-headed and less self-destructive.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
23-year-old with abandonment and self-worth issues behaves less than reasonably, more at 11.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
She has a cute doggie, it is the most harmless and wholesome of "aww"s you could imagine.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
Good! If you’re interested in the sort of story, it’s a solid movie.
- Comment on Supergirl 2026 storyline 1 week ago:
That’s pretty much all a movie needs, really.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
wtf is that link
- Comment on Follow for more advice 1 week ago:
- Comment on Literally 1 week ago:
Yes, how silly of me.
- Comment on Literally 1 week ago:
Might be nice to know when this was posted (you know, in order to know what “right about now” is) but somebody decided to crop out the date.
- Comment on How no-techy/"common" people know if a Open Source code is secure? 1 week ago:
I’d assume that to be considered an unfair term under EU law and not be binding in case of malicious code.
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Okay, nice to know. Doesn’t change anything about what I said, does it?
- Comment on How no-techy/"common" people know if a Open Source code is secure? 1 week ago:
Devil’s advocate: if there’s actual malicious code in Microslop, I’m free to sue (and there’ll be evidence, not just from me but other paying customers as well).
- Comment on [deleted] 1 week ago:
Can it just be nature? I think it diminishes the natural beauty around us if we’re calling natural things “art”, as if there’s a maker, an artificer behind it, as if a mind like ours were needed to produce beautiful things, as if natural things should be so lucky to be considered worthy the label of “art”. I say this while fancying myself an artist. (Never mind the fact that space images are very rarely unedited and usually don’t show the colours you’d see with your own eyes)
- Comment on Face-off 1 week ago:
That kind of mad science has not been dared, as far as I’m aware.
- Comment on Face-off 1 week ago:
- Comment on What would a super hero A.I. be like ? 1 week ago:
What you’re talking about has nothing to do with reality because you seem to assign agency to the technology that is usually referred to as “AI” these days, a.k.a. LLMs. LLMs don’t “want” anything. Your question has no answer.
