"If we were all trees, there'd be no wars. Because we'd be trees."
— Marzipan, probably
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"If we were all trees, there'd be no wars. Because we'd be trees."
— Marzipan, probably
Only heavy artillery is going to work on that flimsy wooden fence.
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askbaffleblend replied to your post “y'all drawing porn on swapdoodle like you won’t get the app banned for...”
It was photos that got Swapnote shut down. Since those are no longer in Doodle, I think it's safe.
well there’s screenshots now, albeit only available for some games, hope it’s not something too exploitable.
@askbaffleblend replied to your post “wish there was a way to keep track of who’s who in your 3ds friends...”
I sent a mass Swapnote Doodle message to my friend list to check who's who.
yeah! y’all need to reply now so go doodle something heh
askbaffleblend replied to your post “Most shiny pokémon are alternately coloured due to random mutations,...”
If they were going to do it on purpose anyway, then why'd they want to preserve... lime-green Umbreon/Ursaring? Barely-a-different-shade Pikachu?
Well, not all shiny forms have been preserved through selective breeding. Nobody makes an effort to safeguard the unnoticeable colourations of shiny banette or pikachu - they might occur in the wild every so often, but they aren’t bred to look that way. And as for the garish shinies of ursaring or espeon...well. You’d be surprised what gets popular.
I don't really mind the use of "app" myself since I've seen "application" used interchangeably with "program" since at least the early XP days, but I can definitely see why it can get on peoples' nerves and can sympathize with it.
It’s just that it’s commonly used these days to refer to programs on phones, and to me it carries a connotation of something that’s simple, sandboxed, and isn’t really all that useful (with the exception of a few apps). It may be different for other people, but I guess I see a regular computer as superior to a phone, and I don’t like the implication that a computer is on the same level as a phone.
askbaffleblend replied to your post:Is cishet bashing the ‘in’ thing now?
Oh how innocent you are. You haven’t at all seen the huge sect of Tumblr that advocates cishet genocide. Consider yourself lucky, for you have only barely tapped the dregs of humanity here.
I am not in the mood for your fucking sarcasm.