Xena (🧊), Rose (🌹), Ayre/Willow (🧬), Penny (🐀), Rel (🌊)
• 26 years old (for now)
• 18+ only, might reblog spicy things
• System of five nonhumans
• Trans WLW
• Icon by batnoise/UnholyLykoi, banner by pawberri on tumblr/twitter
🧊xenoblade fan, m:tg lore fan, tabletop roleplayer, ff14 player, bionicle nerd. loves to worldbuild to a detrimental degree. main fronter. a dragon who moonlights as a partially-scaled jakkai. she/her, shi/hir
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🌹Magic: The Gathering gameplay fan, Fortnite player, Gundam and mecha fan. Loves awful puns and foxes. Secondary fronter. Zoroark/Braixen/Dragon hybrid, taur-adjacent, fine with just being called a dragon. She/her.
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🐭robotic lab rat. enjoys scientific pursuits above all else, though also likes being small. desires total world domination but only in the sense of turning everyone into rodents and doing nothing else. third most common fronter. she/they/it
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🧬Deer-shaped robot chassis carrying a nonhuman intelligence. Don't ask about the name, please. Also into mecha and sci-fi in general as well as nature, surprisingly enough. Rarely fronts, extremely grumpy when I do. Would be very horny if not for problems with the body. Is the main one who directs what we wear when being fancy. They/she.
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🌊Aquatic dragoness who's part rat. Tabletop player, fan of tinkering and mechanical things of all sorts. Eternally upset magic isn't real, purely because that means I can't mess with it. Shi/hir, she/her
someone remind me to add @dog 's userscript conversion of chutils' yinglet translator https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mistydemeo/df1a41e07954501fbeff0521ee19f889/raw/90f3ec19dd9dd2a105695c0318ca82baf18eecca/de-yinglifier.user.js to my yinglet translate page later on when im at my pc
now i have a new quest of making a permalink button so you can make a direct link to a passage of yinglet text and its translation, but hopefully zhat shouldnt take long enough to need a second reminder
Am I missing some pattern about yingspeak because it is interesting to me that it has a list of words to replace zh with th instead of having a list of the 29 or so words in the English language to exclude, and then doing a find-and-replace on every word not on that list
Maybe I missed something because I am not a coder like it would run slower to do it like that or the programming language simply does not support it or something
iirc i zhink zhe reason was to avoid catching stuff like names in it, also somehow efficiency? im not a good enough coder to know why myself lol
This way it avoids names and other unique words that shouldn't be translated, and also works bidirectionally.
I forgot about names and I am from China lol, we have names like Zhang and Zhao and Zheng and Zhen and Zhu
