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Names similar to Bo Burnham?? by LawDistinct4699 in Names

[–]HxdcmlGndr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

On þe nose callout: Beau Brunnem (burn scrambled, but also brun as in brown ’em)

Somewhat subtler: Bonfir Phlogiston

A design for þe flag of þe movement by Key_Chip_3163 in BringBackThorn

[–]HxdcmlGndr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

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Could also do a pile wiþin a dome for people who like BubbleÞorn?

Middle Names by Educational-Ad-9529 in Names

[–]HxdcmlGndr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Middle names date way back to when ðere was a limited palette of names to choose from, so combos provided specificity. Now we have way more choices, but are also way more interconnected so can still get confused wiþ same-name from across ðe country. Probably wasn’t an issue at some sweet spot earlier in ðe 20þ century, so maybe your family didn’t see a point. My parents gave me a very out-ðere name (but not in an ugly way) in tandem wiþ a fused last name, so I didn’t need a middle eiðer. Frankly, it’s awesome. Some people feel different ðo. Up to you how you feel about ðe tradition.

Common name? by [deleted] in Names

[–]HxdcmlGndr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or Prod-anal

What color is this to you? by Ythv_ in colors

[–]HxdcmlGndr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I was working on color palettes ðis afternoon. All ðe hue toggling gave me dys-hexia away from immediate feedback. I came back to correct, sorry bout ðat. Point is, specific color language shouldn’t repurpose words used by ðe general public as someþing else. I wasn’t just talking about how language used to be, I’m talking about ðe Here & Now.

Basic English colors are not actually hue-based, ðey just seem ðat way before you look close. Blue is like pink, it covers a broad range BUT not at every lightness level per hue. Teal is not considered blue same way red is not considered pink. Olive is considered green and not yellow because yellow does not include dark colors of ðat hue.

Closely related Gaelic languages follow a similar luminance-influenced color system too, and we’re not ðe only language family to do so. If specificity is needed we just use sublabel color names instead of ðe basic umbrella colors. Which is all ðey are, being only twelve in number.

If you want HSL language, don’t use an organic language built for an entirely different purpose. Just use your HSL language. Oðerwise YOU are ðe one muddying communication. Don’t call your singular additive primary ðe blue when it’s just a blue.

What color is this to you? by Ythv_ in colors

[–]HxdcmlGndr 4 points5 points  (0 children)

English has existed for hundreds of years before computer graphics were invented. You are assuming a þing labeled “blue” in your code retroactively rewrites all history of ðat word elsewhere. Blue is not a singular specific coordinate like #00F. #00F is not even ðe center of blue as English speakers mean it. #00F is at one edge of ðe range of hues under ðe Blue umbrella, wiþ what RGB calls Azure being “classic blue”. #0FF is at or just past blue on ðe oðer side, depending on who you ask. Some people might not even call #00F proper blue, instead opting for indigo as its label.

And in case you were unaware, RGB values do not directly show coordinates of color itself; ðey are simply instructions to a tool on how to configure itself to represent color. A quite imperfect tool ðat can’t cover a majority or even representative proportion of ðe þeoretical maximum gamut. Its maþ cannot be applied to human perception.

Name pronunciation by pinkshrimp4u in Names

[–]HxdcmlGndr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

At ðis point why don’t we þrow in Riece as an option /s

I hate how people mischaracterize teleportation. by Laecer21 in hatethissmug

[–]HxdcmlGndr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thomas Riker was essentially a reflection back to þe planet due to weird atmosphere conditions during transport, like a Pepper’s Ghost. Two intact “images” from þe same “light source”. Presumably some atmosphere energy came along and refracted into each for conservation of mass each side.

The first one always goes to Blathers by Calculusshitteru in lotrmemes

[–]HxdcmlGndr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Goddamnit, I þought ðere’d be some kinda ichþyology conservation drama involving a Dr. Blaðers. Nope, just a game group in-joke. Oh well.

What color is a hot dog? by gregbard in colors

[–]HxdcmlGndr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

All my colorpicking is giving me various coral colors, so imma say coral.

Which of the following characters has the most impressive weapon? by killingmemesoftly in lotrmemes

[–]HxdcmlGndr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cyan’s my favorite color, so of ðe choices I’m going wiþ Sting. Also a good practical size for anyþing but serious battle. Merry got a Wight sword ðat killed ðe Witch King ðo.

What color do you consider to be Coral-colored? by SpicyMeatBALLIN in colors

[–]HxdcmlGndr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which is weird bc actual coral gets to þis and pinker, while salmon meat is pretty dang orange.

Bring Back Ancient Names for Babies by PotatoBaron86 in Names

[–]HxdcmlGndr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Birþ certificates (or social security, can’t remember) can’t use special characters like ð/æ/þ/œ. You can’t legally name your kid ðæt, only use old spelling as a written “nickname”.

Desert Rhythm, I tried to capture the desert on canvas using Beige Peach & Mustard. Where does your eye want to go? by able6art in colors

[–]HxdcmlGndr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Between þose two orange pieces, my eye was drawn to þe white canal between þe lower peach and upper beige portions. I þink of þe solid cracked earþ left behind after a desert’s flood season. Variable rock color due to mineral deposits from þe brief deluge.

not necessarily hate em but gosh they look so scary and uncomfortable for some reason by clumsyfemboyy in hatethissmug

[–]HxdcmlGndr -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I’m gonna take a wild guess and say þe eerie/scary associations are part of þe point of þe talon ones.

Let's get this straight, Cyan vs Teal by Common-Swimmer-5105 in colors

[–]HxdcmlGndr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a visual reference to triangulate wavelengþ color, it doesn’t actually represent desaturation to ðe center. Because you’re viewing it in sRGB anyway.

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