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Of course the top post is misogynistic bullshit accusing her of getting special treatment for her looks, even though the idea is easily disproven by checking ou
by IfOnlyYouKnew 5y ago
Of course the top post is misogynistic bullshit accusing her of getting special treatment for her looks, even though the idea is easily disproven by checking out the other ‘interview” style article on the site, which is two click away and also features a large photo of the subject.
It starts with questions about the photo, and the next guy piles on and characterizes the interview as “political, not technical”, because, apparently interviews that require footnotes explaining that “an average PUE is 1.4-2.0, bad PUE is 2.5+“ are just too fluffy for real nerds.
(As to the size, which someone invokes to save this accusation, below: both are scaled to the width of the content, only one happens to be landscape while the other is in what’s literally called “portrait” format)
- tunnuz 5y agoSorry but I wasn’t trying to say that she’s getting special treatment. That’s not what I said or what I meant. And I’m sorry that my comment was perceived as misogynistic, the spirit was quite the opposite.
- acomjean 5y agoSo what was your point in posting the original post? You post seems to be just a comment on the page layout and speculation about it based on her appearance. Its almost certainly a company stock photo of her. The page layout is bad, (she's looking off the page, which makes it awkward) but its the tech news web (moving ads, almost unreadable without reader view...).