#globalization testing

[just-a-little-kreature]

sometimes ‘family’ is

- an amnesiac guy who used to be a test subject for an examination system

- his totally normal uncle and cousin

- his amnesiac boyfriend who doesn’t know they’re dating (actually, neither of them do)

- another test subject for the examination system

- a system bug who is pregnant with the system’s self-correcting system

- a part of the system with human traits that was abandoned a while back and left in a recycling bin for years until it was freed by the amnesiac boyfriend, and

- the amnesiac boyfriend’s amnesiac friend who doesn’t remember they used to be in the army together (welcome back wen yuan!!)

[mildlybizarrecorvid]

Anyone else feeling

(tw for all caps)

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[herearedragons]

I do have. not really beef, just something about Avowed portraying Aedyrans as Very Woedican. like technically I don't think it contradicts anything and also we're mostly dealing with government officials and soldiers and a freakishly large and obvious Steel Garrote presence so like yeah, that's going to skew results when it comes to worshipping the *checks notes* goddess of authority. but like I guess I always imagined the worship being more... complicated? she IS the Queen That Was. and also I guess I'm kind of attached to the idea of a Very Berathian Aedyr that I built up in my mind based on a few Aloth lines. which is honestly on me more than anything else but, you know

[ghxstbun]

if this looks low quality know that i drew it on a diagram so i could study for my test lol

[danipedrosas-boatest]

We have our first confirmed entrants for the Formula E all-women test! I’m so excited!

[daily-lightbulbii]

[darkwood-sleddog]

Hello, I was wondering if sled dogs (or, well, any dog that lives in an area where snowblindness would be a risk) ever suffer from snow blindness?

If not, what features prevent them from getting snowblindness.

If yes, what do you do to prevent snow blindness?

Dogs can get snowblindness just like people and it is often suggested dogs wear goggles (such as Rex Specs) to prevent it. Ernest Shackleton, an antarctic explorer of the early 1900s believed the dogs he used for his expedition got snowblindness.

For my dogs I don't do anything, nor do most people running sled dogs. It is not common in dogs and I personally believe that several factors are at play here.

First, with sled dog breeds they have arctic adaptions, otherwise they would not exist or work to optimum performance and would have been culled or spayed/neutered. Many indigenous northern dog breeds develop a fatty pad around the eye (and other areas of the face) which can help shield the eye from sun, reflections, and weather. Many wild arctic mammals have this adaption as well. Additionally, a majority of dogs have very pigmented irises, which help in this department, and could be a good reason why many indigenous arctic breeds are not allowed to have blue eyes in their standards. Usually with these dogs the darker the eye the better.

Secondly, working sled dogs are kept outside so they can best acclimate to the weather. Dogs that are outdoors very often are more likely to adapt overall and this includes using their other senses to overcome lack of sight. I've seen blind sled dogs run, I've seen three legged sled dogs run. A good sled dog is resilient to the outdoors, to weather, etc.

Thirdly, dogs, unlike humans often have facial markings. Much in the way football players put black under their eyes to help prevent sunglare, the markings of a dog are likely to have a similar effect. All white dogs (like mine!) certainly exist, but a dog with pure white hair is not = to a human being with a single skin tone. Dogs have a darker pigmented skin tone under their white hair (usually black or brown with black pigment being more desirable in sled dog breeds when they are a solid color).

And lastly, a big reason I don't do anything for my dogs about sunblindness is that the region i live in is simply not sunny enough to warrant that. We get very little sunlight in the winter period. A lot of places where dog sledding is most common are also quite cloudy (Anchorage, AK is usually considered the #1 cloudiest city in America) and a huge majority of areas bordering Canada (such as where I live) also tend to fall into these cloudy categories.

[superbpeacestranger]

Software Localization Testing

Verify that the application supports multiple languages and character sets.

Ensure proper rendering of characters and text in different languages.

https://www.crestechsoftware.com/services/non-functional-quality-assurance/globalization-testing/

[picknmixsims]

Pregnancy Test Kit Updated

Pregnancy Test Kit

A working pregnancy test kit for your fertile Sims.

Updated to fix using the nearest toilet/sink on the other side of a wall rather than one in the same room!

Requires Distance Globals

[wonder-vixen]

[katseyekon]

Not the same as who’s your bias!

[benentertainment]

Watch All Episodes of XO, Kitty : Season 2👉👉Link In Bio👈👈

Teen matchmaker Kitty Song Covey thinks she knows everything there is to know about love. But when she moves halfway across the world to reunite with her long-distance boyfriend, she’ll soon realize that relationships are a lot more complicated when it’s your own heart on the line. Created by Jenny Han.

[chaiaurchaandni]

[3999isdead]

Sonic movie crossover with the SCP foundation

[butchfriend]

was talking with my advisor earlier and he brought up israel/palestine out of nowhere and said "you know, people keep telling me 'from the river to the sea palestine will be free' but when I ask them which river and which sea they can't tell me. So from which river to which sea?" and I said the jordan river and the mediterranean sea and he was like. well you're the first person I've asked that actually answered that correctly. lmfao

[malina77c]

I totally forgot to post day 3 of sophmore year 😭 but it was pretty good. In business law I got my first actual homework assignment, which is a bunch of vocabulary that I need to study because unfortunately, I think I have a test this week! Not cool. And I have to write about an article I found about a crime and write if I was the judge, what would I do. Not the most horrible thing but I'm nervous to speak in front of everyone cause these people reallyyyy give you eye contact. But that's not due till later in the week. In Honors Global, we are starting a project about a country we picked and I picked Türkiye! I was going to pick Bangladesh because I'm literally Bengali but I've always wanted to learn Turkish culture. (Also is that the right spelling for the country?) But I'm excited to start on that. Study hall was fine, I just talked drama with a friend and finished some homework so that was good. Creative writing was fine, we just learned about poetic devices and how we can use them in our writing. Simple enough! I'm currently also reading my books I need to know for Honors English, and my friend gave me this fresh copy of The Declaration (shoutout Rhylie, love her sm!!) Has anyone read that book, or Emma by Jane Austen? Let me know what you thought about it!!