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hahattpro@lemmy.world to Asklemmy@lemmy.ml · 9 months ago

What is this device, found in manga exhibition?

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What is this device, found in manga exhibition?

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hahattpro@lemmy.world to Asklemmy@lemmy.ml · 9 months ago
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  • UKFilmNerd@feddit.uk
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    9 months ago

    Just a simple kitchen timer.

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      People don’t appreciate enough that in Vietnam you get to say stuff costs hundreds of thousands of dongs.

      • Chickenslippers@lemmy.world
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        I have a little Vietnamese store next to my house and the sign that says bong dong cracks me up.

        • silly goose meekah@lemmy.world
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          I’m gonna start calling the thing where you put the downstem into the bong “bong dong”"

        • TheRealKuni@lemmy.world
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          There used to be one in my town called “Dong Hung.” Always made me laugh.

          They’ve since changed their name. I suspect someone finally told them what that means in English.

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    Manga exhibition. That’s a pretty obvious clue. It’s a pornography device. For example, when you type 58008 into it and turn it upside down it makes boobs appear on it.

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      Solved!

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    I assume then the followup question would be why they’d be using a timer while drawing. If it’s at a convention I could then assume they might do small commissions for people and use the timer to ensure they draw them quickly and don’t spend too much time on each drawing.

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      Not at convention, more like that exhibition. There are no artist do commission.

      The machine (timer) i show you are work tool of an famous artist. They put all his work tool in glass box for people to see.

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        I wonder if the artist was a fan of the pomodoro technique?

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      Maybe to bill them.

      It is the same when developer use time tracker to do freelancer job. The job is billed by hours.

      • LazaroFilm@lemmy.world
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        Most manga were releasing on a weekly basis. That’s a lot of work with short deadlines. He probably calculated the maximum amount of time per page and times himself in order to be able to finish on time.

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    It’s for calculating power levels in Dragon Ball Z.

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      It’s over 5000!

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    It’s an early form of the calculator called a numberlator

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      thats a numcat because it only concatenates numbers together, the numberlator came lator.

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        That’s number wang!

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          4? 44? 444?

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            Foooooooour?

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              Did you say 4? That’s Wanger-numb!

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                Let’s rotate the board!

  • SquiffSquiff@lemmy.world
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    タニタ Tanita Digital Timer

  • flauschtier@feddit.org
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    Looks like a timer: https://office-japan.jp/en/products/タニタ-デジタルタイマー-ブラック-td415bk

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    We ought to ban joke answers from the community. It’s pretty crap having to search for the actual answer in a sea of non helpful answers.

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    It’s a declarative calculator. There are no operations. Only numbers.

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      58008

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    Looks like a couple of pens to me.

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