Draconic NEO

Your (mostly) friendly resident Night fury (derg 🐉) on Lemmy. Transphobes and trolls are unwelcome.

For better description check me out on Mastodon at @Draconic NEO@pawb.fun.

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Cake day: June 16th, 2023

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  • Draconic NEOto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonerule
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    1 month ago

    it was just the name and the fact it was commerical.

    Yeah it’s because names can be Trademarked, and in the case of Hobbits, that is Trademarked, and the holders are currently paying and fighting to retain their Trademark.


  • Draconic NEOto196@lemmy.blahaj.zonerule
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    1 month ago

    in the u.s, as long as you aren’t using it commercially, at least

    No, this is still wrong, a species cannot be copyrighted no ifs, ands, or buts. Copyright can only apply to specific characters. A species is way too nebulous of an idea to copyright. They can be trademarked but that is expensive and many of these artists don’t do it and won’t fight to retain it. You are allowed to create characters of closed species and sell them just as you would any other piece of intellectual property, and the only thing the creators of the species can do is whine, scream, and make petty meaningless threats. Which is what they have done.

    If you do wish to sell them though you should disclose that said Character isn’t official, so people are aware before buying it, and don’t think you are trying to scam them.

    (I mean besides that I’m for the abolition of copyright, but just purely talking about what’s allowed in law as of current)

    I agree with you. I’m all for copyright abolition. But you are a bit wrong about what is currently allowed. The reality is much looser than you might think it is.

    By the way, shameless plug. I have a community called !protogen@pawb.social, and we do allow unofficial Protogens, and Primagens there (Yes Synths too), if that seems interesting to you or you have related art (or memes) you’d like to share there, I encourage people to check it out.


  • Draconic NEOMto196fair use rule
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    1 month ago

    Not only that, Species legally can’t be copyrighted, it’s too broad an idea. The name can be Trademarked, but most of the artists out there aren’t willing to cough up the money to do so nor continue fighting to maintain said Trademark. Others were just outright denied copyright and trademark in those areas. Like Malice-Risu, the creator of Primagens, who was denied copyright and Trademark for the species.





  • Draconic NEOtofurry_irlCharging_irl (Art by SpareCoyote)
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    2 months ago

    Aren’t they electrically the same? CCS Level 1 is 120v at 12-16A. All the CCS standard does is provide the signaling to make it safer and offer an emergency cut-off in case of overloading so you aren’t relying on the breaker alone.

    I guess since we can’t see it we don’t exactly know if they use CCS since the other connector isn’t visible. Seems logical that they would or use something similar, since it’s safer than drawing the AC directly with no protection.










  • Draconic NEOto196@lemmy.blahaj.zoneSeabugs rule
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    2 months ago

    Grasshoppers and locusts have a nice earthy taste, similar to shrimp but also not exactly the same. They lack the slightly fishy taste that shrimp has.

    Yeah, Humans. Stop being such hypocrites. Arthropods from the sea and ones from land are both delicious when prepared right, and a great source of protein, you should give them a try. I know there are some people who aren’t hypocritical and do enjoy both but many are.