Avatar

Actionschnils

Actionschnils@feddit.de
Joined
0 posts • 13 comments
Direct message

Your pictures look really cool! Im excited to see this in a graphic novel!

permalink
report
reply

Ah ok! Still thank you for digging them up :)

permalink
report
parent
reply

Obviously they never cooked one

permalink
report
parent
reply

No, the point is that if you’ve made one, you wouldnt be disgusted by this picture. The Chicken looks quite the same during the process. An they are somehow, because both are boiled chickens. But still i would always prefer the self made chicken.

permalink
report
parent
reply

Dont get me wrong, Im pissed about the removal of the headphone jack too. But its not really their fault, or to be more precise: its complicated This guys explains it quite well

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EAogtqyN22M&pp=ygUYZmFpcnBob25lIGhlYWRwaG9uZSBqYWNr

permalink
report
parent
reply
permalink
report
reply

Cool Artstyle and hooked on the story too. Sweet!

permalink
report
reply

Its part of our “Bürokratendeutsch” (bureaucracy German) culture. In German bureaucracy and Law, everthing relevant needs to be defined by one particular, unique word. And this word has to be used in Laws, decrees and official letters to be legally effective. So if a new technology needs regulation, some german dork probably needs to invent a new word for it. For example: “Motorized Scooter” is officially called “Elektrokleinstfahrzeug” (electronical small(est) vehicle) instead of the im German commonly used word “E-Scooter” So especially for the technology sector a whole bunch of words gets created that nobody uses or know. Sometimes this words are so speciallized or uncommon, that even google/bing/ecosia/what ever doesnt know them.

So long story short: this word above is the official word, but most technicians working on it will just call it “Umspannungsanlage” or “Trafo”.

Fun fact: 2/3 of the native German speaking population doesnt understand standard letters from local authorities, so some authority offices ad explanation letters in common german to the official, legally effective ones. Its called “Einfachdeutsch” (simple German)

permalink
report
parent
reply

Whats the name of the Game?

permalink
report
reply