NorthWestWind @ NorthWestWind @lemmy.world

I code stuff. I draw stuff.

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Of course it's wetdry.world. I love this instance.

Feels like it's purposefully done

The Elevator

Still kind of wild how I watched a video about three.js and just decided to make this thing.

Cantonese, English and Mandarin, ordered by confidence.

I sometimes feel special for being a Hongkonger who speaks Cantonese and writes Traditional Chinese, as they are not very common.

I feel that extremely when people think that I'm an American and accuse me of thinking "dollar" is the only currency unit in the world. (Sorry for the rant)

Guide to depression

I don't even take pictures

Read the edit. I feel the opposite

I live in Hong Kong. Our currency is called Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). And our 2 dollar coins are flower-shaped.

Alright I need someone to explain to me what I've said wrong

*everyone at where you are

Except the 2 dollar coin isn't round

EDIT: Getting downvoted for no reason because people think I'm assuming everyone is US. No. There are other places in the world that uses "dollar" as a unit of currency. I live in Hong Kong, and we use Hong Kong Dollars (HKD), and our 2 dollar coins are flower-shaped.

I ask people why they have a special butter tray in their fridge

Hotel? JavaScript.

Mine only has a special egg section on the door. My fridge smol because house smol

You guys have special tray for butter?

Some of us will be the IRC guy

Make your own!

Even as a Hongkonger myself, I have no idea. We just see these characters as ancient numbers.

Also, if you write 柒 in an informal context, it is considered offensive.

For everyone who don't know, this is the complicated version of Chinese numbers. In modern days, they are mostly used in writing cheques, because these characters are not as easily modified as the simple version.

Yes! Thank you very much!