multigrain_cheerios

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multigrain_cheerios201 karma

if he hangs around /r/manga and /r/doujinshi for a bit and says "hey i'm fluent in japanese and pretty good in english" he's probably going to get a lot of DMs from TL groups asking for help to translate

not saying it's legal but it could be a way to make some easy money. and you can do it from home lol /u/nitoso

multigrain_cheerios122 karma

Male, 18

Edit: Oh my god... HOW HAVE I LIVED WITHOUT THAT SO FAR?

multigrain_cheerios84 karma

As a person who has seen only one episode and doesn't remember it, what is the thing you would use to convince me to watch the series and subsequently the movie?

multigrain_cheerios58 karma

Just curious, but in my most recent bme classes on rehabilition engineering we discussed the importance of cosmetics for devices and there was a huge debate surrounding its importance. as someone in industry, where would you rate appearance in terms of the importance of any medical device to be used on a person (i.e. prosthetic, hearing aid, etc)

i personally think that for an external device, appearance is the second most important thing about a device, the first obviously being function. I say this because if your product doesn't look good then it won't sell, but i would like to know if my reason for saying so are based in truth or if i'm just thinking about it wrong. thanks for the AMA