currently on cybre.space @maunzikation@computerfairi.es

Omg Supergirl is so preachy and authority-loving and… I remember why I stopped watching it

………whaaaaaaaat

but also I'm super annoyed that taking Kira's eggs is somehow worse than other things they could do? I mean unconsensual medical procedures are bad. But… I really don't see why this should be worse than any other kind, and I'm angry about it, idk.

@natanji@octodon.social oder anders: keine Form, neu oder alt, hat NBs wirklich automatisch mit drin, sondern eben nur, wenn der Zusammenhang und der Inhalt das nahelegt. Ich fände es schön, wenn alle nicht-spezifischen Formen Enbys mit dein hätten.

@natanji@octodon.social finde Teilnehmende genauso unsichtbar machend wie TeilnehmerInnen. Teilnehmer*innen und Teilnehmlons werden halt einfach eher in kontexten verwendet, in denen Enbys nicht (ganz so) unsichtbar gemacht werden. Aber bei * und _ merkt man schon, dass es oft mehr eine Formübung ist und NBs gar nicht wirklich mitgedacht sind. Das unterscheidet sich für mich nicht vom Binnen-I, leider. Mit tollen Inhalten dagegen bin ich glücklich, da ist mir die Schreibweise fast schon egal.

Saw doggo dragged along on swishy floor. Do not drag smol smelly cat pls, it might have feelings?

Cat looks cybre, giv cat job without claw convincement pls? (wants to keep claws clean & professional-looking)

good night floofy elephant thing

@guerrillarain I ate honey when I was vegan, and know other people who eat it, but many don't. And for the vegan certifications I know, the product can't contain honey. But yeah, there's no definite answer. Depends on everyone's definition of vegan, too. ("no animal labour" vs "nothing that was taken from an animal" vs "nothing that harms an animal" and lots more.) Also how you view insects, which gets really complicated fast ^^;

Yes, it's the middle of July and I'm just starting my monthly page, gracefully, with no scribbling over mistakes at all. #bujo #messybulletjournals https://computerfairi.es/media/YxE6NXg5air6L_OBSV8

Oh wow, https://mastodon.starrevolution.org/about/more has a pretty intricate moderation system: https://pastebin.com/AdTewA12

And for people who aren't beginners it's probably a lot of fun because there are text adventures designed specifically to learn Chinese? But I think at least one of them is paid. But still.

A lot of the other content is not meant for beginners, but the frequency-based spaced repetition thingie definitely works for me (I use it for practising writing, I only mark a word/character as good when I can actually write it), and the dialogues are above my level but still fun when I want to see some real sentences and maybe learn a word or two. (They are like LingQ, but less annoying/overwhelming, or like BliuBliu, but without the need to use a seperate dictionary / trust google translate.)

We all know that I don't have the willpower to learn languages, but… I'm currently in a "I'm totally learning Mandarin" phase, for like the 5th time probably, and I discovered one thing that is super helpful:

This tone training course! https://wordswing.com/cards/tone-training-course/

Actually, the whole Wordswing site is totally worth checking out, it's freemium but mostly free.

Die erste Folge, über Trans* und Synchronisationen, war btw super gut: http://steintofu.de/2016/10/ruehrcast-folge-1-trans-und-synchronisationen/

Und inzwischen gibt es insgesamt 5 Folgen.