NNatanael replyslrpnk.netCaching in federated networks, man 🤷 'cuz as you know, caching is one of the two hard problems in computer science after all, along with naming things and off-by-one errors15
rrockSlayer lemmy.world3Hide 3 repliesI can't read the red text for the life of me. What does it say?4
Martineski replylemmy.dbzer0.com1Hide 1 replyI guess it says akira in japanese which is the title of a well known classic anime. And again, it's a guess because it's on top of the "akira".9
rrockSlayer replylemmy.worldJapanese would make more sense, I was trying to read it as Shakira with the letters altered to say something else entirely2
bbort sopuli.xyz1Hide 1 reply[nitpick] could have written a black "シ" in front of the "sh" to keep consistency with the other katakana. Also it looks like a grinning smiley, which is also nice.1
x4740N replylemm.eeシャキラ makes more sense Remember you translate words into katakana by how they sound If you just added シ on it would sound like "shiakira"1
Caching in federated networks, man 🤷
'cuz as you know, caching is one of the two hard problems in computer science after all, along with naming things and off-by-one errors
Oh man that text needs to be changed to 'TAX EVASION' and I'd buy it 100%.
I need it
Edit: just bought one off Etsy
WHERE DO I GET ONE
username checks out
Now I need a video mashup
search on youtube theres a good 26 second animation of it.
I can't read the red text for the life of me. What does it say?
アキラ (Akira)
I guess it says akira in japanese which is the title of a well known classic anime. And again, it's a guess because it's on top of the "akira".
Japanese would make more sense, I was trying to read it as Shakira with the letters altered to say something else entirely
Not enough papyrus
Shirt still says "AKIRA" in Japanese
[nitpick] could have written a black "シ" in front of the "sh" to keep consistency with the other katakana. Also it looks like a grinning smiley, which is also nice.
シャキラ makes more sense
Remember you translate words into katakana by how they sound
If you just added シ on it would sound like "shiakira"