You"ll actually find he’s pervyous

The totally cishet male fantasy of a woman who loves you no matter your gender expression

Imagine how it must feel to have the love of your life go beyond the expectations of partnership/marriage and accept you as a different kind of person from who you both assumed to have been on your wedding day − especially in a place where acceptance is not the norm. And accomodate the needs you now have, including confidentiality if applicable!

Unfortunately for gender-questioning folks, bi/pan people are a minority of potential partners and openly seeking them might get misinterpreted as soliciting polygamy. (Nothing wrong with consensual polygamy but also nothing wrong with rejecting it.)

They are not going after fan works (such as knitted imitation instructions, comics or computer games) and haven’t hiked the price so they’re better than the average capitalist in such situation. As for the publicity stunts and ads that show connection of the brand with the community, I find them morally neutral.

Sounds like you’re having a sad time here. I think more of us will if LLMs get better at imitating humans and actually overrun Lemmy.

Anyway, Ringo Starr once lent one of his Elf Stones to Czech singer Karel Gott.

Told you he could draw a more feminine version.

I’m wondering if heavy-duty stickers for curved porcelain exist and can be classified as plaques

Also, taking an existing artifact (chipped away piece of plaque or grave soil) and placing it in a sieve is an option if you don’t want to create a new plaque

Mazel means “cuddle boy” in Czech.

Typical analog wall clocks can run down to about 0.4 volts. The battery will rot sooner than that though… Also, many batteries get trashed because the device cannot use them fully and shuts down when they’re at about 1.4 V… an example is anything with 2×1.5V cells, no boost converter, and a white LED. It’s a waste to put fresh batteries in a typical ticking wall clock unless it’s hard to reach. In fact, using recently “depleted” batteries from devices that don’t run below 1.2 V will force you to replace them about bianually (clock size and battery type affect which meaning of the word) and avoid them getting too old and corroding.

Not gonna lie, still looking quite masculine (hairstyle perhaps?) Most trans women IRL end up passing better than this.

Edit: Nothing against people who aim for an androgynous or non-binary look or just want to crossdress, but if exploiting the supposed “femininity → Patreon popularity” correlation is the goal, he could have gone even further and still stay realistic. And of course, it’s a good idea to spread the word of the great transformation powers IRL transition offers.
Do I need to remind you that how this character looks is fictional? The comic is playing with hypotheticals, so I have no ethical concerns about criticizing the style (like you’re allowed to say a movie costume does not represent a role as well as it could) even though I find it disgusting to look for “flaws” in an actual human’s sincere representation of their identity.

Edit: as I guessed, they could go more feminine − and did: https://feddit.org/post/32195286

Remember that SpaceX’s own Hyperloop test track was partially dismantled to make room for… a railway. (A freight line branch because it is in the US but a train track nonetheless.) It was later fully removed, most of the land is now parking spots. Not that parking spots were all that needed (a cycle path would serve the community better but it’s the US), pedestrians were complaining they couldn’t cross the street with the adjacent tube that was too short to be useful and probably no longer could hold vacuum anyway after lack of maintenance and corrosion. Unlike the railway, the expensive tube never transported anything (with only one working airlock, test vehicles exited where they entered).

Did the Norwegian Christmas party include Drei Haselnüsse für Aschenbrödel? (That’s the only thing I know about Norwegian Christmas)

Now that’s a stylish agree. We can have that. (Admittedly, my standards are low: “this 👆” gets a pass)

Friendly criticism: I do appreciate your activity all over Lemmy but since you’re effectively just agreeing with what I said, I suggest you simply upvote and move on. That’s why upvotes were invented: to stop comments akin to “+1”, “I think the same” or “agree”, which clog up threads.

Czech restaurants often advertise as “Wi-Fi free” and not only do they take no measures to block 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz signals from outside, they have a Wi-Fi network of their own!

(It’s a common language error, they translate Wi-Fi zdarma (“Wi-Fi for free”) literally, not caring about different preposition/word order rules in English)

I hope they didn’t ruin an expensive suit

https://youtube.com/watch?v=pJmy11Fqdns

Scene from Obecná škola (The Elementary School/Die Volksschule), a wonderful Czech(oslovak) movie. Shortly after WWII, a teacher who’s apparently into discipline but struggling to contain his love interests asks two pupils to deliver a passionate letter to his mistress half an hour away. The boys decide to take a freight train and this is what happens. They stop after 50 km and walk to the nearest station, opening the letter and using a public telephone to deliver the age-inappropriate message.

By “inside first” I mean this Regex:

b"<(sampletag\d+)>([^<]*?)</\\1>"
# ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ capture tag opening
#                 ^^^^^^^^ capture content, make sure no children
#                         ^^^^^^ detect tag closing

(part of a Python script; b because I’m parsing a mmapped binary file with NUL bytes that would ruin strings)

Yes, it only works for bottom-level XML tags, I’d need to remove each level with a Regex replace and re-run it to detect parent nodes. Presumably, the middle part could be improved to also detect tags as long as they don’t contain tags of the same type inside. Fortunately, the specific schema and the limited data I needed (strings) allowed me to just go over bottom-level elements.

I’d use an XML library but it’s not a valid XML file, it’s part of a raw image of a damaged drive with XML files. Very cursed. It worked in a pinch but you shouldn’t ever parse XML/HTML with Regex if you can avoid it with libraries like BeautifulSoup. By the way, some have used Regex to parse HTML, see Chad Scraper meme.

I use it to parse HTML. Find a tag and the matching closing one (inside first)

Edit: last time it was a different-schema XML (not HTML) but whatever

What you call delimiter is part of sed, Ruby or Perl syntax, right? In Python, Regex strings are usually delimited r" " (r for raw: don’t process special characters)

Does not help in some languages. In Czech, only soft adjective jobs are gender-neutral, the most well-known being krejčí (taylor). Yes, enbys sometimes use this kind of surname in particular but I think they prefer foreign-originated ones, which go better with most available neutral first names.