thinking about him (hamid saleh haroun al tahan)....
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Kaledo Art
Cosimo Galluzzi

Origami Around

pixel skylines

Kiana Khansmith

Andulka

Product Placement

oozey mess
trying on a metaphor
taylor price
sheepfilms
Keni
we're not kids anymore.
will byers stan first human second
đ©” avery cochrane đ©”
occasionally subtle
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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thinking about him (hamid saleh haroun al tahan)....
Who the fuck is that thing tolling for
The thing about Miss Piggy is that she kind of has a Roger Rabbit comedy superpower where she wins nearly any conceivable fight she's in. But unlike other characters of which that's true, like say, Bugs Bunny, who tend to win because they make the opponent play the game with their rules, Miss Piggy wins because the joke is that she can beat the shit out of literally anybody.
Shout out to this tiny yet crucial error on an otherwise actually very informative post about myths about tax returns and the IRS
oh boy! something in my mailbox from the IRA? I wonder what it could be!
You have became this medieval role, how do you feel about it
you are in the medieval era and you have this role!
How do you feel?
great!! I love this
good!
It's okay
So bad. I hate this
This is similar to my real job!
Results/other
Notice how Charlie Kirk is awfully quiet about Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham? Curious.
ah doing ma thing just like god int- (remembers im atheist) just like the universe intend- (remembers i don't believe in determinism) just like noone and nothing intended ever. doin ma thang fucking unpredictable style
âHow come youâve never seen the Amazon rainforest if youâre from Brazil?â big country
Here, this should make it clearer:
Wait, hold on, I can illustrate it in a funnier way
Thereâs around one and a half Frances between me and the Amazon rainforest.
I had no idea âcoachâ could also mean âbusâ until like, a second ago and I stared at your reply in disbelief for a good minute because I thought you were telling me to do the trip in a horse-drawn carriage. I was like âCoach?! Like Cinderella?! Where would I even get- that HAS to be slower than a car!â
THIS AIN'T A PARTY!!! GET OFF THE DANCE FLOOR!!! YOU WANT THE GET-DOWN!!! HERE COMES THE GANG WAR!!! YOU'RE DOIN' ALRIGHT!!! I GOT THE ANSWER!!! CAUSE ALL THE GOOD TIMES!!! THEY GIVE YOU CANCER!!!!!
woah woah ladies, settle down...... (talking to my digestive organs)
I WISH I WAS A LITTLE BIT BALDER
I WISH I WAS A WALTER
I WISH I HAD A LAWYER NAMED SAUL BETTER CALLER
I hate that when youâre stressed enough your body just starts falling apart. I think it should realize youâre already stressed and donât need that and start functioning better actually
Communication is key
Look I think it is commendable to write a book. That takes work no matter what. But man are there some bad ones out there.
Folks I wonât say it again all authors must be killed
why do closed captions keep pretending english is the only intelligible language? when a character speaks spanish what exactly is forcing your hand to transcribe it as "[speaks foreign language]" rather than "Si"
This intersection of Anglocentric bias + ableism and audism makes my blood boil.
People commonly defend this practise with "But the audience isn't meant to understand!" or "It's inconsequential!", neither of which actually address a) their assumption that the [ideal Anglo] audience wouldn't understand, or, perhaps most crucially in the context of CCs, b) that this is a failure of accessibility. A hearing person who speaks that "foreign" language will know exactly what's being said. A deaf or HoH person â the people CCs are primarily intended for â who speaks or reads that language should therefore have the exact same opportunity to understand. It very much feels to me like an assumption that we deaf and HoH people couldn't possibly understand any language but English, so there's no point in getting those languages transcribed for us. I hope it goes without saying how profoundly audist that sentiment is.
There is also, I think, a profound misunderstanding or ignorance of Deaf culture at play. Which is to say, CCs in English-language media are written with not only the assumption that the audience will be native English speakers, but that all d/Deaf and HoH people speak English as their first language, so all other languages are as supposedly foreign to them as they are for hearing people. But sign languages are their own distinct language. BSL, ASL, ISL, AusLan, NZSL etc â English (and are indeed different from one another), LIS â Italian, JSL â Japanese, and so on. So, if you follow the captioners' logic to its natural extreme, all non-signed dialogue is "foreign" to many d/Deaf and HoH people and should therefore be labelled [speaks foreign language] / [speaks English] / [speaks own language] / etc. â which is, obviously, a terrible idea that perfectly highlights all the biases implicit in closed captioning.
TL;DR: your accessibility feature fails in its function as soon as you fail to transcribe all spoken languages.
Quick reminder that if you live in an EU Member State, those captions are not compliant with the European Accessibility Act and you can report the platform or company! EU folks please do this if you can; forcing multinational companies to comply with the EAA has a very good chance of making them simply standardize compliance, even in counties that don't have a version of this law.
crazy how there are only 2 hours of doing things every day before you keel over and die. if this werent normal id be worried