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I think it’s just putting a historical technology event into comic form. That last speech bubble is part of a famous email where Linus Torvalds introduced Linux to the world:
161·1 个月前So it’s the Australian Ukrainian flag.
I find it useful. They send an email when a game on my wishlist goes on sale. When it’s a steep discount, I’ll take another look at the game.
The person is actor Dean Norris. I have no idea what this picture is about.
How are you people able to see any detail?
I see a tiny thumbnail on Lemmy and then I don’t see the image at all on the page.
I finished the puzzle #525 (7x7) in 29 minutes, 46 seconds in One Up Puzzle.
It was my first time playing, and I enjoyed it. I have a couple thoughts:
- I think they should have the undo button also undo the notes. I made a mistake on several notes in a row, and hitting undo only undid my guesses. I still had to figure out all the changes I made to notes.
- There should be a share option to copy to clipboard.
There was a misunderstanding. They were supposed to try hot yoga, not yoga flame.
Found an explanation from Medium:
The blue pencil father suspects infidelity seeing the green baby, but green is actually the correct result of blue + yellow. He’s wrong about cheating because he doesn’t understand basic color theory.
It says I’m blocked too. I’ve never seen that before. If you want to see the whole thing, here’s an archived link:
https://web.archive.org/web/20250113195028/https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/eight-rainbow-photo/
27·3 个月前This kind of thing has been done before.
For example:
The long end could be used like a scarf to keep the back of the neck warm.
I once saw a bumper sticker that I misread as “Bean organ donor”
Reminds me of the SNL skit about not buying things you cannot afford:
Nope. Atoms are WAY too small to see, even with the most powerful optical microscopes.
You may be thinking of a human egg cell, which can be seen with the naked eye.
I believe reporters could get sued if they state that someone committed a crime before they are found guilty, even when it’s very clear they did it.
The text is just decorated with various Unicode symbols in what is called “Zalgo text”.
“It doesn’t matter whether you’re black or white. The only color that matters is green.”
-Peter Griffin