The One Piece live action on Netflix has a Tamil dub, and it actually isn’t bad!
Usually in Tamil dubs, they seem to take out all the flavour of the dialogue, making it very basic. So I was expecting to be disappointed and move back to English when I changed the Audio language, but they surprised me!
@st0neybrat
How is a meme post about ad blocking relevant to all the hashtags here? The “Mastodon rulebook” is to be considerate to others timelines and have empathy, I hope you find your way there at some point.
A lot of people are shy and socially anxious, especially people who use and follow these tags, and don’t speak out in cases like this. Using that as reason to spam them with irrelevant posts is inconsiderate.
@st0neybrat
hi, could you please avoid spamming the tags with posts like this? copy-pasting all the tags into posts indiscriminately clutters up our feeds and makes the tags less useful for everyone.
@GeePawHill
Any other “tyoo-ple” pronouncers here?
The amount of public space we have surrendered to cars!
An illustration by Swedish Artist; Karl Jilg
@jdmyeepa
You may be interested in this: A cross-cultural study of animal fears.
As an Indian, I’ve always found the (excessive) fear of spiders a bit perplexing (I used to wonder if it was just an online meme). I certainly find caterpillars creepier and even fire ants scarier than spiders.
"We've got eyes on you." Eyespots may mimic the eyes of their predators’ enemies, eg mimic dangerous snakes that might attack a hungry insect-eating bird. Birds, of course, mimic their predators- I’ve often been fooled into thinking I’m hearing a Crested Serpent Eagle when it’s actually a drongo having a bit of fun (or sounding the alarm).
This lot all hawk moths (Sphingidae)
see http://caterpillar-eyespots.blogspot.com/2015/05/body-size-affects-evolution-of-eyespots.html
#lepidoptera #caterpillars #moths #nature #biology
@jdmyeepa
They are beautiful
#ChatGPT is a great school-essay generator!
It always sounds confident and formal - regardless of whether its showing deep understanding and insight, or spouting plausible-sounding bullshit vaguely related to the question.
Exactly what students do!
@Fanua Here, just 2 proposals created by DALL-E, the #AI at https://labs.openai.com for the phrase " #JohnMastodon, the trumpeter of Mastodon". Scary, but cool 😉
@intransitivelie
Thank you. I’m hoping so too. Coming across the #ActuallyAutistic community is probably going to help a lot with that, I already have a bunch of bookmarks to helpful resources people have shared.
Adding a hashtag in that “Following hashtags” page is equivalent to clicking Follow on a hashtag’s results in other instances. This feature (the ability to follow hashtags) was added by @freemo independently before the mainline Mastodon had it, so has a different interface here.
That said, I do agree that having that convenient Follow button available here also would be great.
@tshrinivasan
I seem to be coming closer and closer to realising there really is no “good enough” substitute to it. I started this wiki journey on hearing about org-mode, but thought maybe vimwiki would be good enough… then Joplin… then Logseq… It’s looking likely that org-mode really is the one true answer. I’ll give it a proper try sometime soon.
Teacher, trainer, developer.
Interested in books, tech, pets, being less wrong, and having my mind blown every now and then.
I'm also @Sundar where I'll be posting Julia tips, resources, etc.
#programming #education #training #learning #julialang #julia
#science
#webfiction
#meditation
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