Tao332

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by Tao332 4y ago
> Many people make an obscene amount of money from this. It really is a cult, isn't it?
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by Tao332 4y ago
Pretty much everything I can think of as elegant either runs in the shell (k9s, nano) or is the shell (fish).
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by Tao332 4y ago
There was a time when JIRA seemed elegant. I still remember a dark age of ClearQuest and some garbage by HP.
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by Tao332 4y ago
Elegance is usually an unassertive quality. It's harder to say what software is elegant than it is to say what isn't elegant. To me it usually means that something is done correctly for you, things are presented clearly, and annoy
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by Tao332 4y ago
Just for you, I'll say Excel.
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by Tao332 4y ago
You can't emojify the squeak.
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by Tao332 4y ago
> No, Ethereum didn't "break", it worked exactly as designed. These aren't mutually exclusive. The design sucks. > No fees were "wasted". If people were willing to make a transaction knowing that this was
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by Tao332 4y ago
> it looks a bit awkward, that the letters are staggered instead of deformed according to the flag curving The curving is supposed to indicate z-axis movement - a flag billowing in the wind. The deformation would be of a bulge/pinch
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by Tao332 4y ago
Tofu I can understand. What would a tofu emoji even look like? A white brick? It's just going to be too confusing. But poutine was declined? That's an outrage.
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by Tao332 4y ago
Trying it out now. I like how the nine different colored squares, circles, and hearts are now nine different fill patterns. You can still share a Wordle score with this font! Edit: Wouldn't be surprised if "can I share a Wordle sc
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by Tao332 4y ago
> Just don't go for girls who want tall guys? It is not that hard? This is the part where it often broke down during the fuss about "incels" a few years back. When the girls are there, suddenly the guy has a set of harsh
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by Tao332 4y ago
> You're reversing cause and effect Ehhh... I think it's pretty clear we're dealing with kind of a complicated anecdote here where it's not clear which ways the causality is flowing. It's more like a karmic diffr
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by Tao332 4y ago
You should see the potential stats on the mortality of Brazilian Butt Lift surgery. Probably a better comparison. It's fscking tragic.
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by Tao332 4y ago
At least in this case it sounds more like it was a desire to own a particular showpiece.
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by Tao332 4y ago
It's pretty sly when you think about it, because these men are being lied to about what "no makeup" looks like. Who could tell what the real preferences are for someone lied to in such a way? The social experiments we are run
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by Tao332 4y ago
It's entirely possible that anti-short stigma in Anglo-American culture is actually born out of this propaganda, and not the other way around. The campaign was so effective that you used to hear people say ambitious shorter men had a &
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by Tao332 4y ago
It looks like it's all 20 black women from 2014 as well. I'm not sure what to assume about the intention or circumstances behind the account owner choosing those samples, but it certainly doesn't accurately reflect majority o
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by Tao332 4y ago
"Thick skin" is rare enough in the 21st century to count as a superpower.
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by Tao332 4y ago
Well that took an unexpected turn. Tired of being degraded, he funds his operation by degrading people via OnlyFans: > a few months on the platform, he zeroed in on a niche: financial domination, a form of humiliation kink where clients
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by Tao332 4y ago
> wars are becoming so rare Arguably, in a nuclear era, this state of affairs is managed by maintaining the undeniable obviousness of mutually assured destruction. Securing peace by preparing for war.
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by Tao332 4y ago
I'm not in a navy and I think the rusty ships look more intimidating. Though I guess I could be abus-- I mean, disciplined into thinking unmade beds, unshined shoes, and a spot of rust must mean you're a total pushover.
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by Tao332 4y ago
Pykrete doesn't rust!
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by Tao332 4y ago
> Once they've sold out, they hit Discogs and Ebay at severe markups that people are happy to pay. No one is happy to pay a scalper.
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by Tao332 4y ago
I'm from a pretty passive-agressive slice of my generation. Intensely monitoring me for malicious behavior and/or attacking my "staked" reputation over it is a cast-iron guaranteed way to incur my real malice.
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by Tao332 4y ago
Apparently there's some goofy music system that generates the tokens? This is really strange. Cloudflare DDOS is blocking my mobile Firefox + ublock from the site (name omitted here) that powers it.
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by Tao332 4y ago
Agreed. I suspect most users have been tricked into thinking they want massive, global social media platforms. (1) People are turning their noses up at Mastodon because all of Twitter isn't already there and because you'll be cut
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by Tao332 4y ago
If you're not spontaneously flooded with hentai, how do you even know your internet is working?