very cool thank you! 😊
Cats, Pastry, DIY, Webdev, Photography. Trans rights now! Fuck all nazis.
very cool thank you! 😊
wow i miss this era so much, bring back the rotating and blinking gifs, marquees and quaint color palettes!
Yeah they might be onto something ;-)
“Ihr habt BLÅHAJ zum Symbol gemacht. Wir schwimmen mit Stolz an eurer Seite. Danke, Trans Community!”
“You have made BLÅHAJ a symbol. We swim alongside you with pride. Thank you, Trans Community!”
Pride in Leipzig Germany, 2025
Fair, that’s a possibility too
Mitch doesn’t intend on becoming a Female Doctor and decided to mention it. No HRT for you Mitch!
Beautifully explained, you just made my little heart of Datenschutzbeauftragter beat a bit faster ❤️
The compliance people didn’t read article 6 of the General Data Protection Regulation.
store your fries leftovers in a sealed container to avoid desiccation, and in the fridge to slow bacterial proliferation. warm them up by putting a couple of tbsp vegetable oil into a frying pan and fry them at medium temperature.
it seems that the scientific nomenclature for families of animals in Japanese uses katakana:
this is confirmed by a few comments on this page: https://ja.hinative.com/questions/14614111
Basically, the kanji “犬” is used. Since “犬” is an elementary Kanji character, the hiragana “いぬ” is not often used.
The katakana “イヌ” is used in more biological contexts than “犬”.
Example:
- “Walking with a dog” 犬
- “Inu is a mammalian animal” イヌ
However, not all Japanese follow this rule. If in doubt, just write the kanji character for “dog” and you will be fine.
alright then i’m not sure :')
if your two accounts are on a different instance, federation takes a while, your follow signals to your instance to synchronize the content from the other account, and it’s not instantaneous, it’s queued along the requests of everyone else on your instance.
from left to right:
it hasn’t been reachable since 2023: https://mastodon.help/instances?id=3567
that statement still doesn’t exclude you from being trans :)
Duck is amazing, either Chinese style (Peking Duck) or French style (Canard à l’orange)