Forbidden fruity pebbles

in fairness, I was terse in my original response and probably came off as insincere. Thank you though. I try not to leave up misinformed statements when it turns out to be a learning moment.

ok, that’s quite far over my head but I will take your word for it

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I appreciate the dunk on Threads, I wasn’t aware of that icon. How audacious.

okay so a titanium boba straw then

I had the misfortune of working with that guy before he went mask-off. weird fucking dude who couldn’t stop hitting on the women in the office

Not that it justifies or excuses anything at all, but I definitely think there’s a pipeline from the, like, Joe Rogan / Andrew Tate segment of the toxic manosphere that leads down this path. There are probably opportunities to save some of these people before their craving for attention leads them to hate

the syllable “kar-” is for the angled bob the syllable “-en” is for the smoothness of her brain

High chance that it’s a Python programmer who is really unhappy about having to work in Java, lol

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Heck yeah. It hearkens back to the days of Current Events vs. Random Insanity, and probably much earlier

they must have trained it on all of crunchyroll’s subtitles

Use clip art of some debate podiums or something?

I think any experiment that could potentially filter out bad faith participants is at least worth a try. I participate in political discussions pretty infrequently, but when reading them I often see users jumping in with a ridiculous viewpoint that they are completely unwilling to discuss or hear any flaws about. That’s not conversation, that’s trying to shout others down, and I will be interested to see if that kind of behavior gets caught by your bot.

I’m not surprised, just disappointed.

“What do you tell someone to type when you want them to send you an email?” should work if the person has irl or phone social connections, which is still the case for a lot of older folks

A full suit of SDcale mail armour, however…

there are 1 TB microsdxc now, so that’d be 1.2 trillion to one

I was not expecting woomy

Multi-billion-dollar corporations do not deserve the benefit of the doubt. Companies do not act morally unless they are legally compelled to.