AllNewTypeFace
@AllNewTypeFace@leminal.space
- Comment on Ist ja einfach du Hinterbänklermeinungsvollversammlungsprotokollverleser 1 day ago:
If it wasn’t for a bunch of snobbish Vikings who regarded badly spoken French as classier than those uncouth Germanic languages, we’d be making compound nouns with the best of them, and would have to find something else about the Germans to laugh at.
- Comment on This is a real machine in Romania. Do 20 squats in front of it, and it prints you a free bus ticket. 1 day ago:
Doing their bit to preserve Slavic traditions.
(Yes, I know Romania is not Slavic, though they share the region’s squatting-in-tracksuits culture to an extent.)
- Comment on Gascar 3 days ago:
By strange coincidence, Sadagascar is the name of my new emo band
- Comment on Saw this on r*ddit, had to share with my people 3 days ago:
Lindsay Lohan
- Comment on Itch.io are seeking out new payment processors who are more comfortable with adult material 3 days ago:
Are there any which interface with different national banking systems and allow payment from those without going through the credit card payment infrastructure, which has become a universal choke point? Or are they talking about accepting Monero or something?
- Comment on Antidepressant of the masses 4 days ago:
That’s what they used to call “Church Air”
- Comment on UK households could face VPN 'ban' after use skyrockets following Online Safety Bill 4 days ago:
UK: from the EU to the Uzbekistan of the Atlantic.
- Comment on Should Australia lower the voting age to 16 like the UK? We asked 5 experts 5 days ago:
Compulsory voting (along with preferential voting, a proportional senate and a permanent, nonpartisan electoral commission) is one of the success stories of Australian democracy. (Making showing up to vote — or formally lodging a reasonable excuse — compulsory makes declining to vote a deliberate act, and prevents anyone from winning merely by riling up a base of hardliners and counting on apathy on the other side, as happens often in the US.) Ditching it would be a retrograde step for Australian democracy.
- Comment on The Emmet Bar in Toronto, Ontario introduced coasters made from the scrap metal of cars that were involved in DUIs as a reminder to the effects of impaired and drunk driving 5 days ago:
Based.
- Comment on Why do females got to be so hard to talk or flirt with? 1 week ago:
Give up on trying to “win a woman over” and you may meet one you click with and not repel her by thinking of her as a challenge to be overcome.
- Comment on Grindr Won’t Let Users Say 'No Zionists' 1 week ago:
If they did, they may be on shaky legal ground in IHRA jurisdictions like the UK and Germany.
- Comment on Bats the size of a small dog 1 week ago:
Australia also has megamoths such as the Bogong.
- Comment on Classic salad 1 week ago:
What kind of mushrooms did you put in it?
- Comment on How Coldplay actually sounds 1 week ago:
From what I understand, Coldplay was what played in suburban minivans 20 years ago when the drivers were driving their kids to taekwondo practice.
Also, apparently they’re the one band that’s not officially Christian Rock that’s huge with US Christians.
- Comment on Supreme Court Keeps Ruling in Trump’s Favor, but Doesn’t Say Why 2 weeks ago:
Because Chewbacca, a Wookie, is from Endor, but there are no Wookies on Endor, of course.
- Comment on Covid 19 delivering packages on an electric scooter. 2 weeks ago:
Kovid is a plausible Indian name (the developer of Calibre is named Kovid Goyal). Not sure if spelling it with a C is common, though.
- Comment on People were no less thirsty back then 2 weeks ago:
They spoke in codes. A lot of those hokey greeting cards from the Victorian era, with specific flowers and chaste, maudlin sentiments, were probably widely understood as codes for the most torrid of passions.
- Comment on What do you call the first person with a new genetic mutation 2 weeks ago:
Mysteriarch
- Comment on It's transportation not cisportation 2 weeks ago:
Means of cisport include swings, rocking chairs and smaller amusement park rides.
- Comment on Good morning to sovcit vanifestos, and only sovcit vanifestos. 2 weeks ago:
This is what unmedicated mental illness looks like.
- Comment on Anon's grandpa does his own research 2 weeks ago:
Of course, the idea that the President’s head can just explode for no reason in view of the public, and by implication, so can anyone else’s at any time, is far more existentially terrifying than any assassination plot, so, to avert mass panic and social collapse, the FBI hurriedly framed some local weirdo, and then killed him before anyone could flag that he probably had nothing to do with it, which is the only reason why everyone’s life savings still had any value afterwards.
- Comment on REVEALED: AUSTRALIA HAS EXPORTED F-35 FIGHTER JET PARTS DIRECTLY TO ISRAEL - Declassified Australia 3 weeks ago:
Judaeochristian settler states stick together
- Comment on Can a Russian pls confirm 3 weeks ago:
Apparently the Argentine equivalent is something like “take your hat off, you’re not in this photo”
- Comment on Pass me to your interior designer 3 weeks ago:
You laugh now, but a hundred years after the collapse of technological civilisation, the surviving mass-produced artefacts of that loose age will be associated with great prestige and power. Imposing buildings like palaces and cathedrals will feature parts from long-lost machines as prominent architecture features to signal the power and proximity to the divine of those who commissioned them.
- Comment on Space Invaders creator recalls building arcade games with mirrors, making a prototype console that never saw release, and how short-sighted Taito's sales team was about videogames: 'These things will 3 weeks ago:
The original full-stack developer
- Comment on [deleted] 3 weeks ago:
Every generation thinks it invented being a wiseacre.
- Comment on Fears Aboriginal languages are being lost, as communities work to save them 3 weeks ago:
Should it fall only on those descended from First Peoples to learn these languages? One could argue that settler Australians who acknowledge that they live on unceded First Nations land could do their part by learning and using some of the local language (and lore that goes with it).
Though with these languages being exclusively oral and unwritten, and post-settlement society depending extensively on writing, incorporating them in everyday life may be difficult. One could formulate orthographies and dictionaries for them, but then one would arguably have a constructed language that’s more a fan fiction of the original language.
- Comment on Anon's family tries to rein in grandma 3 weeks ago:
The great* thing about wars in the Middle East is that you can recycle old ethnic slurs just by prefixing them with “sand”
- Comment on Ever think of the inconsistency of airlines weighing luggage? 3 weeks ago:
Downvoted for AI slop
- Comment on This is the dumbest idea ever 3 weeks ago:
What’s the frequency for forklift/crane certificates or similar? Driving a car should be regulated similarly (with the proviso that it is accepted that many blameless people will be found unfit to drive, and society should accommodate them by means other than lowering safety standards).