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  1. 🥱 Oh joy, another "revolutionary" #guide teaching us the fine art of #commenting on Hacker News by enabling... wait for it... #JavaScript and cookies! 🍪 Because, naturally, the internet's most discerning audience can't possibly handle reading comments without these cutting-edge technologies. 🙄
    blog.coredump.cx/p/a-skillmd-f #HackerNews #Cookies #InternetCulture #HackerNews #ngated

  2. 🥱 Oh joy, another "revolutionary" #guide teaching us the fine art of #commenting on Hacker News by enabling... wait for it... #JavaScript and cookies! 🍪 Because, naturally, the internet's most discerning audience can't possibly handle reading comments without these cutting-edge technologies. 🙄
    blog.coredump.cx/p/a-skillmd-f #HackerNews #Cookies #InternetCulture #HackerNews #ngated

  3. 🥱 Oh joy, another "revolutionary" #guide teaching us the fine art of #commenting on Hacker News by enabling... wait for it... #JavaScript and cookies! 🍪 Because, naturally, the internet's most discerning audience can't possibly handle reading comments without these cutting-edge technologies. 🙄
    blog.coredump.cx/p/a-skillmd-f #HackerNews #Cookies #InternetCulture #HackerNews #ngated

  4. 🥱 Oh joy, another "revolutionary" #guide teaching us the fine art of #commenting on Hacker News by enabling... wait for it... #JavaScript and cookies! 🍪 Because, naturally, the internet's most discerning audience can't possibly handle reading comments without these cutting-edge technologies. 🙄
    blog.coredump.cx/p/a-skillmd-f #HackerNews #Cookies #InternetCulture #HackerNews #ngated

  5. #YouTube is enhancing its #comments section with features like #GIF responses and #TV #commenting. Creators will benefit from personalised comment moderation, paid membership communities, and the “Hype with Jewels” feature, allowing fans to support creators financially. techcrunch.com/2026/09/23/yout #tech #news #ainews

  6. #YouTube is enhancing its #comments section with features like #GIF responses and #TV #commenting. Creators will benefit from personalised comment moderation, paid membership communities, and the “Hype with Jewels” feature, allowing fans to support creators financially. techcrunch.com/2026/09/23/yout #tech #news #ainews

  7. #YouTube is enhancing its #comments section with features like #GIF responses and #TV #commenting. Creators will benefit from personalised comment moderation, paid membership communities, and the “Hype with Jewels” feature, allowing fans to support creators financially. techcrunch.com/2026/09/23/yout #tech #news #ainews

  8. #YouTube is enhancing its #comments section with features like #GIF responses and #TV #commenting. Creators will benefit from personalised comment moderation, paid membership communities, and the “Hype with Jewels” feature, allowing fans to support creators financially. techcrunch.com/2026/09/23/yout #tech #news #ainews

  9. When You Know Too Much but Can’t Say a Word

    Alright, let’s talk about a specific kind of torture today.

    I saw this meme earlier, and I swear to you, my soul left my body for a solid three seconds. You know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s that moment when you’re scrolling through your feed, minding your own business, and bam—you see a status update, a tweet, or a story from that one person.

    You know who I mean. The one you’re “lowkey” talking to. The one where there’s no label, or maybe there’s a label but it’s “complicated,” or maybe—let’s be real—you’re not supposed to be talking to them at all.

    The meme says: “Statuses hit diff when yall lowkey talk & can’t comment cuz its gon blow ya cover.”

    And listen, I have never felt more seen and more attacked at the same time.

    Here is the scenario: You are currently texting this person. You might even be on the phone with them right now. You have inside jokes. You know what they ate for breakfast. You know exactly why they are annoyed today because you’ve been listening to them vent about it for the last hour.

    Then, they post a status.

    And it is the most reply-able thing you have ever seen in your life. Maybe they’re complaining about something you just gave them advice on. Maybe they’re posting a thirst trap that is clearly directed at you (or at least, your ego hopes it is). Or, worst of all, maybe they are posting something blatantly incorrect, and your inner know-it-all is screaming to jump in the comments and set the record straight.

    But you can’t. You have to sit on your hands. You have to scroll past like you didn’t even see it. You have to be a ghost in the machine.

    Why? Because of “The Cover.”

    The Cover is fragile. The Cover is the only thing keeping your business out of the streets. If you comment, suddenly you’ve got their auntie, their ex, and that one messy friend from high school looking at your profile like, “Who is this? And why are they using the laughing emoji? I thought we hated him?”

    It’s a strategic game of silence. You want to drop a “LMAO” so bad it hurts. You typed it out, didn’t you? I know you did. You typed it out, stared at it, realized you are supposedly “not speaking” or “just friends” or “don’t even know them like that,” and then you backspaced it into oblivion.

    It hits different because you have the context. Everyone else in the comments is like “Hope you’re okay!” or “So true!” completely missing the point. Meanwhile, you’re sitting there with the full tea, the receipts, and the backstory, but you have to act like a stranger. You possess all the power and absolutely none of the platform to use it.

    And let’s talk about the paranoia. You accidentally double-tap? Panic attack. Immediate un-like. Throw the whole phone across the room. Did they see the notification? Did she see the notification? You’re sweating over a heart icon because you know that in the court of public opinion, a “like” is basically an admission of guilt.

    It’s the modern-day masquerade ball, except instead of fancy masks, we’re just hiding behind “viewed just now” with no interaction.

    So, to everyone currently suffering in the “lowkey” zone: I salute you. Stay strong. Keep your thumb steady. Do not comment. Do not react. Send the screenshot to your best friend if you have to scream, but for the love of everything holy, do not blow your cover.

    We move in silence. (But seriously, tell them to stop posting stuff that is so hard not to roast them for. It’s unfair.)

    — Tina

    #Commenting #Communication #Digitalprivacy #Emojis #Lowkey #Onlineinteraction #Onlinerelationships #Silence #cover #socialmedia
  10. When You Know Too Much but Can’t Say a Word

    Alright, let’s talk about a specific kind of torture today.

    I saw this meme earlier, and I swear to you, my soul left my body for a solid three seconds. You know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s that moment when you’re scrolling through your feed, minding your own business, and bam—you see a status update, a tweet, or a story from that one person.

    You know who I mean. The one you’re “lowkey” talking to. The one where there’s no label, or maybe there’s a label but it’s “complicated,” or maybe—let’s be real—you’re not supposed to be talking to them at all.

    The meme says: “Statuses hit diff when yall lowkey talk & can’t comment cuz its gon blow ya cover.”

    And listen, I have never felt more seen and more attacked at the same time.

    Here is the scenario: You are currently texting this person. You might even be on the phone with them right now. You have inside jokes. You know what they ate for breakfast. You know exactly why they are annoyed today because you’ve been listening to them vent about it for the last hour.

    Then, they post a status.

    And it is the most reply-able thing you have ever seen in your life. Maybe they’re complaining about something you just gave them advice on. Maybe they’re posting a thirst trap that is clearly directed at you (or at least, your ego hopes it is). Or, worst of all, maybe they are posting something blatantly incorrect, and your inner know-it-all is screaming to jump in the comments and set the record straight.

    But you can’t. You have to sit on your hands. You have to scroll past like you didn’t even see it. You have to be a ghost in the machine.

    Why? Because of “The Cover.”

    The Cover is fragile. The Cover is the only thing keeping your business out of the streets. If you comment, suddenly you’ve got their auntie, their ex, and that one messy friend from high school looking at your profile like, “Who is this? And why are they using the laughing emoji? I thought we hated him?”

    It’s a strategic game of silence. You want to drop a “LMAO” so bad it hurts. You typed it out, didn’t you? I know you did. You typed it out, stared at it, realized you are supposedly “not speaking” or “just friends” or “don’t even know them like that,” and then you backspaced it into oblivion.

    It hits different because you have the context. Everyone else in the comments is like “Hope you’re okay!” or “So true!” completely missing the point. Meanwhile, you’re sitting there with the full tea, the receipts, and the backstory, but you have to act like a stranger. You possess all the power and absolutely none of the platform to use it.

    And let’s talk about the paranoia. You accidentally double-tap? Panic attack. Immediate un-like. Throw the whole phone across the room. Did they see the notification? Did she see the notification? You’re sweating over a heart icon because you know that in the court of public opinion, a “like” is basically an admission of guilt.

    It’s the modern-day masquerade ball, except instead of fancy masks, we’re just hiding behind “viewed just now” with no interaction.

    So, to everyone currently suffering in the “lowkey” zone: I salute you. Stay strong. Keep your thumb steady. Do not comment. Do not react. Send the screenshot to your best friend if you have to scream, but for the love of everything holy, do not blow your cover.

    We move in silence. (But seriously, tell them to stop posting stuff that is so hard not to roast them for. It’s unfair.)

    — Tina

    #Commenting #Communication #Digitalprivacy #Emojis #Lowkey #Onlineinteraction #Onlinerelationships #Silence #cover #socialmedia
  11. Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 05-15-26

    After two missed days due to having many work assignments, I return with a new edition of my Pook-Emu Bee links. Of course, there are no Pook-Emu Bee links tomorrow because of the newsletter and Sunday is hit and miss, so I encourage you to thoroughly enjoy today's links. 1. Microsoft BitLocker-protected drives can now be opened with just some files on a USB stick — YellowKey zero-day exploit demonstrates an apparent backdoor (Bruno Ferreira for Tom's Hardware. May 13, 2026.) I had never […]

    social.emucafe.org/naferrell/p

  12. 💬✨ In a groundbreaking 4-minute treatise, Jake Worth reveals the ancient secrets of pull request commenting: If it's all nitpicks and nonblocking, approve it anyway! 🎉 Who knew that caring about code could be as simple as leaving comments and hitting the approve button simultaneously? 🙃🔍
    jakeworth.com/posts/on-comment #pullrequest #commenting #codingtips #softwaredevelopment #codequality #HackerNews #ngated

  13. 💬✨ In a groundbreaking 4-minute treatise, Jake Worth reveals the ancient secrets of pull request commenting: If it's all nitpicks and nonblocking, approve it anyway! 🎉 Who knew that caring about code could be as simple as leaving comments and hitting the approve button simultaneously? 🙃🔍
    jakeworth.com/posts/on-comment #pullrequest #commenting #codingtips #softwaredevelopment #codequality #HackerNews #ngated

  14. 💬✨ In a groundbreaking 4-minute treatise, Jake Worth reveals the ancient secrets of pull request commenting: If it's all nitpicks and nonblocking, approve it anyway! 🎉 Who knew that caring about code could be as simple as leaving comments and hitting the approve button simultaneously? 🙃🔍
    jakeworth.com/posts/on-comment #pullrequest #commenting #codingtips #softwaredevelopment #codequality #HackerNews #ngated

  15. 💬✨ In a groundbreaking 4-minute treatise, Jake Worth reveals the ancient secrets of pull request commenting: If it's all nitpicks and nonblocking, approve it anyway! 🎉 Who knew that caring about code could be as simple as leaving comments and hitting the approve button simultaneously? 🙃🔍
    jakeworth.com/posts/on-comment #pullrequest #commenting #codingtips #softwaredevelopment #codequality #HackerNews #ngated

  16. The Nano Banana API comments on blog posts? Is this a thing?

    philosophics.blog/2024/11/01/m

    I noticed a comment awaiting approval on my Philosophics Blog. It was from the API commenting on a Midjourney 6.1 post I published in November 2024. It also reminds us of how far image generation has improved in just over a year. It obviously read the content, given the comment…

    #ai #generativeai #nanobanana #blog #images #midjourney #progress #api #commenting #workflow #advert #language #philosophy

  17. The Nano Banana API comments on blog posts? Is this a thing?

    philosophics.blog/2024/11/01/m

    I noticed a comment awaiting approval on my Philosophics Blog. It was from the API commenting on a Midjourney 6.1 post I published in November 2024. It also reminds us of how far image generation has improved in just over a year. It obviously read the content, given the comment…

    #ai #generativeai #nanobanana #blog #images #midjourney #progress #api #commenting #workflow #advert #language #philosophy

  18. The Nano Banana API comments on blog posts? Is this a thing?

    philosophics.blog/2024/11/01/m

    I noticed a comment awaiting approval on my Philosophics Blog. It was from the API commenting on a Midjourney 6.1 post I published in November 2024. It also reminds us of how far image generation has improved in just over a year. It obviously read the content, given the comment…

    #ai #generativeai #nanobanana #blog #images #midjourney #progress #api #commenting #workflow #advert #language #philosophy

  19. The Nano Banana API comments on blog posts? Is this a thing?

    philosophics.blog/2024/11/01/m

    I noticed a comment awaiting approval on my Philosophics Blog. It was from the API commenting on a Midjourney 6.1 post I published in November 2024. It also reminds us of how far image generation has improved in just over a year. It obviously read the content, given the comment…

    #ai #generativeai #nanobanana #blog #images #midjourney #progress #api #commenting #workflow #advert #language #philosophy

  20. #PrinceShakur #analysing & #commenting on #CharlieKirk's inevitable assassination yesterday.

    #GifsArtidote: i agree that #violence is absolutely justified in defense of the genocidal violence of the state, corporations & megalomaniacal dictators, & subsequently brainwashed followers & enablers. it's also justified for individuals in defense of their lives or their communities.
    and CK was inciting violence & hate, towards ppl like me & prince
    #press #news #media #BreakingNews

    youtu.be/7L69UG2sSP8?

  21. #PrinceShakur #analysing & #commenting on #CharlieKirk's inevitable assassination yesterday.

    #GifsArtidote: i agree that #violence is absolutely justified in defense of the genocidal violence of the state, corporations & megalomaniacal dictators, & subsequently brainwashed followers & enablers. it's also justified for individuals in defense of their lives or their communities.
    and CK was inciting violence & hate, towards ppl like me & prince
    #press #news #media #BreakingNews

    youtu.be/7L69UG2sSP8?

  22. #PrinceShakur #analysing & #commenting on #CharlieKirk's inevitable assassination yesterday.

    #GifsArtidote: i agree that #violence is absolutely justified in defense of the genocidal violence of the state, corporations & megalomaniacal dictators, & subsequently brainwashed followers & enablers. it's also justified for individuals in defense of their lives or their communities.
    and CK was inciting violence & hate, towards ppl like me
    #press #news #media #BreakingNews

    youtu.be/7L69UG2sSP8?

  23. #PrinceShakur #analysing & #commenting on #CharlieKirk's inevitable assassination yesterday.

    #GifsArtidote: i agree that #violence is absolutely justified in defense of the genocidal violence of the state, corporations & megalomaniacal dictators, & subsequently brainwashed followers & enablers. it's also justified for individuals in defense of their lives or their communities.
    and CK was inciting violence & hate, towards ppl like me
    #press #news #media #BreakingNews

    youtu.be/7L69UG2sSP8?

  24. #PrinceShakur #analysing & #commenting on #CharlieKirk's inevitable assassination yesterday.

    #GifsArtidote: i agree that #violence is absolutely justified in defense of the genocidal violence of the state, corporations & megalomaniacal dictators, & subsequently brainwashed followers & enablers. it's also justified for individuals in defense of their lives or their communities.
    and CK was inciting violence & hate, towards ppl like me
    #press #news #media #BreakingNews

    youtu.be/7L69UG2sSP8?

  25. #PrinceShakur #analysing & #commenting on #CharlieKirk's inevitable assassination yesterday.

    #GifsArtidote: i agree that #violence is absolutely justified in defense of the genocidal violence of the state, corporations & megalomaniacal dictators, & subsequently brainwashed followers & enablers. it's also justified for individuals in defense of their lives or their communities.
    and CK was inciting violence & hate, towards ppl like me
    #press #news #media #BreakingNews

    youtu.be/7L69UG2sSP8?

  26. Code never lies, comments sometimes do.

    — Ron Jeffries

    #commenting

  27. Code never lies, comments sometimes do.

    — Ron Jeffries

    #commenting

  28. Code never lies, comments sometimes do.

    — Ron Jeffries

    #commenting

  29. Code never lies, comments sometimes do.

    — Ron Jeffries

    #commenting

  30. 💭️ Superpower | June 24, 2025 - 8:00 p.m.

    My superpower is my ability to create a well written, pointed comment that is a little flippant and slightly sarcastic; then, simply deleting it without ever hitting "post."

    readbeanicecream.surge.sh/chat

    #comments #commenting #socialmedia #blogging #blog #indieweb #smallweb #personalweb #forum #bulletinboard #texts #messaging #messages #email

  31. 💭️ Superpower | June 24, 2025 - 8:00 p.m.

    My superpower is my ability to create a well written, pointed comment that is a little flippant and slightly sarcastic; then, simply deleting it without ever hitting "post."

    readbeanicecream.surge.sh/chat

    #comments #commenting #socialmedia #blogging #blog #indieweb #smallweb #personalweb #forum #bulletinboard #texts #messaging #messages #email

  32. 💭️ Superpower | June 24, 2025 - 8:00 p.m.

    My superpower is my ability to create a well written, pointed comment that is a little flippant and slightly sarcastic; then, simply deleting it without ever hitting "post."

    readbeanicecream.surge.sh/chat

    #comments #commenting #socialmedia #blogging #blog #indieweb #smallweb #personalweb #forum #bulletinboard #texts #messaging #messages #email

  33. 💭️ Superpower | June 24, 2025 - 8:00 p.m.

    My superpower is my ability to create a well written, pointed comment that is a little flippant and slightly sarcastic; then, simply deleting it without ever hitting "post."

    readbeanicecream.surge.sh/chat

    #comments #commenting #socialmedia #blogging #blog #indieweb #smallweb #personalweb #forum #bulletinboard #texts #messaging #messages #email

  34. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  35. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  36. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  37. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  38. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  39. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  40. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring

  41. Don't comment bad code rewrite it.

    — P. J. Plaugher, Brian W. Kernighan

    #commenting #refactoring