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> Because a t-shirt with cola and burger residue is what characterises a hacker and an independent spirit, right? Preferring a t-shirt doesn't mean you don't c
by tehwebguy 13y ago
> Because a t-shirt with cola and burger residue is what characterises a hacker and an independent spirit, right?
Preferring a t-shirt doesn't mean you don't care about food stains on your clothes.
I wear high quality t-shirts, jeans and sneakers that look, fit and feel great (to me). They aren't fancy, but niceness seems pretty subjective. My wardrobe is nice to me, maybe not to anyone else.
Personally I gauge the niceness of my desk and car by their utility and enjoyability, same with my clothes. There are certain utilitarian requirements for each, it's pretty much about personal opinion after that.
- coldtea 13y ago>I wear high quality t-shirts, jeans and sneakers that look, fit and feel great (to me). They aren't fancy, but niceness seems pretty subjective. Actually it's pretty objective within a culture. Might not be objective in the gravity and T || F = T way, but it's objective in the cultural sense. To the degree that you get pretty consistent results from studies where subjects are shown photos of people or stuff to judge for "niceness".