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  • Fun fact: Most frogs don’t say ribbit, but one of the earliest film sound libraries included a frog that does say ribbit, and so that sound is the sound of a frog in many films and television programs, but not in nature documentaries which record their own audio.

    So much of the English speaking world, far, far more broadly than the spread of that type of frog, think frogs typically say ribbit.

    If you watch a nature documentary about frogs, you’ll hear a vast array of different sounds, and this map will make much more sense.



  • davidagain@lemmy.worldtoScience Memes@mander.xyz( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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    18 days ago

    I find that when you sign up for lemmy, you very much underestimate the extent to which the community is going to be invested in you sticking your dick in grape.

    It’s not a complaint, really, and it feels supportive, in a way, but it’s definitely not what I was expecting. I mean, the whole area of soft fruit isn’t really a theme I was considering exploring in any kind of sexual way, if you can appreciate where I’m coming from.

    I take your point about the possibility but I’m still drawing a bit of a blank in the motivation department, if I’m honest.

    The comment about grape seeds isn’t making making me any more enthusiastic, I can tell you. No offence meant.





  • Dude, I don’t mean to boast, but honestly, I think my dick is just WAY too big. Like, I would DESTROY that grape instantly if I tried. It’s not just a trick of the camera angle, it just is that big. Honestly, I don’t even need to get out a measuring tape to tell you that even with a massive grape, it’s just not going to fit.




  • Nah, zendesk should absolutely have recognised that gaining unauthorised read access to support ticket email chains is a massive security issue. Firstly “support email chains” accounts for proportionately nearly all the data zendesk is handling, so a vulnerability there is core to the product, not at all peripheral, and secondly, who on earth is working in tech today that doesn’t know that your email is they key to all your online accounts?

    Zendesk here were blatantly either stupid or in denial and treated a bug reporter as a low life enemy instead of an asset. The kid did right by any plausible moral viewpoint.