But ‘trans-’ (and ‘cis-’!) is also a prefix. cf. “transnational”, “transalpine”, “transcranial”, “transcode”, etc. To be clear, I’m not saying we shouldn’t insist on the space, but implying that it would otherwise be malformed or ungrammatical is a bad argument.
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Technology@lemmy.zip•Supermarket Freezers Across Europe Hit With Another CyberattackEnglish
2·3 days agoIt’s exactly 50°C, which probably means that the figure in the article was converted to fahrenheit by the author.
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egg_irl — Memes about being trans people in denial and other eggy topics@lemmy.blahaj.zone•egg😨irlEnglish
11·3 days agoRare simultaneous violation of the temporal and egg prime directives.
Maybe a trifecta if that portal is powered by a warp core.
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Canada@lemmy.ca•New AI Data Center Is So Huge That It'll Generate the Heat of 23 Atomic Bombs Every Single DayEnglish
1·3 days agoYup: Davy Crockett is an atomic bomb. So is Tsar Bomba. Their energy outputs differ by seven orders of magnitude.
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The Elder Scrolls@lemmy.zip•The Elder Scrolls VI: Official Name RevealEnglish
3·4 days agoThe games really never had a consistent naming scheme. Morrowind and Skyrim are provinces, Oblivion is a plane, Daggerfall is a kingdom within High Rock, and Arena is…a metaphor for the state of the world, I think?
Bumble cuy.
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Star Trek Social Club@startrek.website•Things you feel Star Trek handle poorly? (In general, political, technical, etc, share your opinion)English
1·5 days agoput a specialized micro replicator that just makes bullets in place of the magazine and you essentially have an infinite ammo cheat.
I may be a little fuzzy on the official version of how replicators work. Do they not need feedstock?
I’ve always kind of assumed that they were basically transporters, pulling raw materials out of storage to be materialized as the requested thing. And the similarity in the special effects for the two seems to support that.
Either way, I can’t help but think that an emplaced continuous-fire beam weapon would be more energy efficient and less prone to failure than a replicator-fed slugthrower.
I feel very strongly that no part of anyone’s anatomy should resemble Graham crackers. Or, at the very least, that you should maybe wait for that to clear up before licking it.
I just looked into it and it seems Kirby uses the first-person pronoun 僕 (boku), and is referred to in the third person as 彼 (kare) both of which have masculine connotations. It’s true that neither is exclusively masculine, but the Japanese language in general is a lot less concerned with gender than European languages.
That said, official art has depicted Kirby participating in traditionally gendered activities for both men and women, so there is definitely at least some intentional ambiguity.
[nsfw language, adult situation]
“It’s dangerous to come alone! Take this.”
…that you remember. 👻 OoOooOoOooo
What is this from?
There are two genders: wizards and non-wizards.
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Food Crimes - Offenses against nutrition@midwest.social•Turkey surprise! 💣English
2·9 days agoLooks like popcorn pops around 180°C. The inside of a roast turkey should be nowhere near that hot.
Hey quick question does it count as being asexual if you masturbate? Like, so much masturbation.
Asking for a friend.
This feels more like keming to me. “Tri” looks like “Fu” because the left side of the ‘r’ is inside the ‘T’.
Also the specific camera angle and position of the cat’s bow may be doing some work by obscuring the dot on the ‘i’, but that’s secondary.
They’re mustelids, like weasels and bafgers, which puts them in the suborder Caniformia, to which dogs also belong. Cats, meanwhile, are in suborder Feliformia.
So dogs.
Ironically that only makes it more like the sims.





TIL The Pitt isn’t an ER spin-off/sequel.
Obviously I’m not really into either, or I’d have probably noticed before now that Noah Wiley plays two different characters.