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The yin and yang is great

Hey FYI this Blinking Guy is on Mastodon!

mastodon.gamedev.place/@drewscanlon

Oh duh yeah

by Rita Skeetr

Ah, Sherlocking

Though at least sometimes an idea seems somewhat obvious

Depending on employability and savings balance, indeed

omg they WHAT

PineTime

Bangle.js 2

TIL

Great to know, wouldn’t wanna be associated with someone who seems to specialize in far-right businesses.

Interesting, had to check and see: 4chan is registered with Cloudflare.

A part of me would rather these baby Hitlers operating in the open in case it’s harder for the FBI to follow them around the dark web. Downside is clearnet makes it easier for low-braincell nazis to communicate. Woulda thought we’d have socially stomped out extremism by now so doing it technologically wouldn’t be necessary…

Alas.

Hopefully it’s not a common last name + a first name that suddenly became popular, could imagine it getting scooped by someone else.

IDK how I missed that :)

Ahaha

Apparently it’s really hard to get a progress bar right. It’s just kinda guessing, but some can be worse than others if coded carelessly, from what I’m reading.

Beautiful.

Duhhhhh

I’m not much of a tattoo expert. Designs on my body include:

I’m going to get that last one. “What’s on your arm?“ ‘oh it’s just a third of it’ put my three arms together

Then you’d have a great defense right?

A defense you could use if you’ve already been sued?

Glad we have that law but seemingly unavoidably stacked in favor of the wealthy / those with assistants/teams/lawyers. Massive mental cost of getting involved in court for anything, one that isn’t possible to be “repaid” when you win.

(Not to discourage people who know what they’re getting into! Fight the power, if ya can)

Edit: typo

I gotchu on the cheese

My comment - relied on another user’s modified prompt to avoid Google’s incredibly hasty fix

basically one computer science lecture later, I still haven’t told anything about my workday.

ahaha

I can try to leave out such words, like “we had to roll out our software onto a really old computer”, but then I can practically only say “that was really annoying”.

Tough. Try my best with analogies, tailored if possible, but still tough.

“We had to try to translate our app into a language this ancient computer could understand. It was as easy as suddenly switching to Shakespearean English halfway through this conversation. Or like if you drove your car to a mechanic who’d been cryogenically frozen for the last hundred years. He doth protest much, methinks.

Overall, it was like putting together a thousand-piece puzzle, except the box came with a million pieces and most of them were useless!”

Good thing your mom was surely impressed with you all the same 😉

Frustrating!!

Since there’s no way to fix the incorrect assumptions (a t-shirt proclaiming “I explain granularly to men too!!”?), best bet is probably to get ahead of the assumption with a disclaimer & offer to be receptive to feedback.

Someone could still be upset I guess but can’t please everyone!

Discussed a bit below.