#iykyk — Public Fediverse posts
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I'm old enough to remember when Dimitri was posting walls of text without AI #iykyk
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I'm old enough to remember when Dimitri was posting walls of text without AI #iykyk
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I'm old enough to remember when Dimitri was posting walls of text without AI #iykyk
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I'm old enough to remember when Dimitri was posting walls of text without AI #iykyk
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I'm old enough to remember when Dimitri was posting walls of text without AI #iykyk
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Seeing Cabaret Voltaire at Underground Arts in Philadelphia tonight. Above their bar are four large dice. From left to right, the dice are showing
One dot
Three dots
One dot
Two dotsI knew I liked this place.
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Seeing Cabaret Voltaire at Underground Arts in Philadelphia tonight. Above their bar are four large dice. From left to right, the dice are showing
One dot
Three dots
One dot
Two dotsI knew I liked this place.
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Seeing Cabaret Voltaire at Underground Arts in Philadelphia tonight. Above their bar are four large dice. From left to right, the dice are showing
One dot
Three dots
One dot
Two dotsI knew I liked this place.
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Seeing Cabaret Voltaire at Underground Arts in Philadelphia tonight. Above their bar are four large dice. From left to right, the dice are showing
One dot
Three dots
One dot
Two dotsI knew I liked this place.
#iykyk -
Seeing Cabaret Voltaire at Underground Arts in Philadelphia tonight. Above their bar are four large dice. From left to right, the dice are showing
One dot
Three dots
One dot
Two dotsI knew I liked this place.
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Again, today, "#MapQuest took [me] on a really crazy route."
Literally.
It's so bad I'll probably have to break up with it, again, despite Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario 🥲
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Again, today, "#MapQuest took [me] on a really crazy route."
Literally.
It's so bad I'll probably have to break up with it, again, despite Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario 🥲
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Again, today, "#MapQuest took [me] on a really crazy route."
Literally.
It's so bad I'll probably have to break up with it, again, despite Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario 🥲
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Again, today, "#MapQuest took [me] on a really crazy route."
Literally.
It's so bad I'll probably have to break up with it, again, despite Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario 🥲
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Again, today, "#MapQuest took [me] on a really crazy route."
Literally.
It's so bad I'll probably have to break up with it, again, despite Gulf of Mexico and Lake Ontario 🥲
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I just invented the term "Jet2 parenting" #iykyk
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I just invented the term "Jet2 parenting" #iykyk
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I just invented the term "Jet2 parenting" #iykyk
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I just invented the term "Jet2 parenting" #iykyk
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Listening to reggae and had surprise deep cut millenialstalgia. Strangely reassuring that the line makes no more sense in its original context.
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Listening to reggae and had surprise deep cut millenialstalgia. Strangely reassuring that the line makes no more sense in its original context.
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Listening to reggae and had surprise deep cut millenialstalgia. Strangely reassuring that the line makes no more sense in its original context.
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Listening to reggae and had surprise deep cut millenialstalgia. Strangely reassuring that the line makes no more sense in its original context.
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Listening to reggae and had surprise deep cut millenialstalgia. Strangely reassuring that the line makes no more sense in its original context.
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It's weekends like this I take great delight in my nicely curated "filters"
So here's a picture I made recently. Titled, "Hyper-saturated Illusions"
#photography #IYKYK #WeirdPublicHolidays #Melbourne #Australia -
It's weekends like this I take great delight in my nicely curated "filters"
So here's a picture I made recently. Titled, "Hyper-saturated Illusions"
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Your reminder that Augustus Melmotte's banquet for the emperor of China marked the beginning of his downfall #iykyk
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Your reminder that Augustus Melmotte's banquet for the emperor of China marked the beginning of his downfall #iykyk
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Your reminder that Augustus Melmotte's banquet for the emperor of China marked the beginning of his downfall #iykyk
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Your reminder that Augustus Melmotte's banquet for the emperor of China marked the beginning of his downfall #iykyk
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I think you have a point, but I still do think there are subliminal clues. Two examples off the top of my head:
The (properly functioning) scroll bar indicates:
- Whether or not the current viewpoint is the entire document or not
- The size of the viewport relative to the document
- The position of the viewport within the document
Hiding scrollbars by default (or making them tiny) breaks all of that, and it's really, really dumb.
The other one is having highly contrasting active vs. inactive titlebars. The current SOP is for the active and inactive titlebars to be either the exact same color or very close, and that is (sorry again) dumb.
Especialy as our eyeballs age, being able to tell the active window at a glance without having to squint at tiny cues is essential to getting work done. COSMIC sidesteps this by doing the typical same-color-theme, but having a fairly loud highlight around the entire active window. I don't love the approach, but I respect the fact that they actually do that.
These are basic usability features that should not be debated as subjective aesthetic preferences, for the love of God. :BlobCatNotLikeThisCry:
That said, massive respect for you spending the time (and limited eyeball "spoons," #IYKYK) to converse with me and disagree. I am thankful for having my own opinions and suppositions questioned and challenged in good faith, always. (And that's not intended as a conversation-closer; I just really wanted to say that).
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I think you have a point, but I still do think there are subliminal clues. Two examples off the top of my head:
The (properly functioning) scroll bar indicates:
- Whether or not the current viewpoint is the entire document or not
- The size of the viewport relative to the document
- The position of the viewport within the document
Hiding scrollbars by default (or making them tiny) breaks all of that, and it's really, really dumb.
The other one is having highly contrasting active vs. inactive titlebars. The current SOP is for the active and inactive titlebars to be either the exact same color or very close, and that is (sorry again) dumb.
Especialy as our eyeballs age, being able to tell the active window at a glance without having to squint at tiny cues is essential to getting work done. COSMIC sidesteps this by doing the typical same-color-theme, but having a fairly loud highlight around the entire active window. I don't love the approach, but I respect the fact that they actually do that.
These are basic usability features that should not be debated as subjective aesthetic preferences, for the love of God. :BlobCatNotLikeThisCry:
That said, massive respect for you spending the time (and limited eyeball "spoons," #IYKYK) to converse with me and disagree. I am thankful for having my own opinions and suppositions questioned and challenged in good faith, always. (And that's not intended as a conversation-closer; I just really wanted to say that).
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I think you have a point, but I still do think there are subliminal clues. Two examples off the top of my head:
The (properly functioning) scroll bar indicates:
- Whether or not the current viewpoint is the entire document or not
- The size of the viewport relative to the document
- The position of the viewport within the document
Hiding scrollbars by default (or making them tiny) breaks all of that, and it's really, really dumb.
The other one is having highly contrasting active vs. inactive titlebars. The current SOP is for the active and inactive titlebars to be either the exact same color or very close, and that is (sorry again) dumb.
Especialy as our eyeballs age, being able to tell the active window at a glance without having to squint at tiny cues is essential to getting work done. COSMIC sidesteps this by doing the typical same-color-theme, but having a fairly loud highlight around the entire active window. I don't love the approach, but I respect the fact that they actually do that.
These are basic usability features that should not be debated as subjective aesthetic preferences, for the love of God. :BlobCatNotLikeThisCry:
That said, massive respect for you spending the time (and limited eyeball "spoons," #IYKYK) to converse with me and disagree. I am thankful for having my own opinions and suppositions questioned and challenged in good faith, always. (And that's not intended as a conversation-closer; I just really wanted to say that).
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I think you have a point, but I still do think there are subliminal clues. Two examples off the top of my head:
The (properly functioning) scroll bar indicates:
- Whether or not the current viewpoint is the entire document or not
- The size of the viewport relative to the document
- The position of the viewport within the document
Hiding scrollbars by default (or making them tiny) breaks all of that, and it's really, really dumb.
The other one is having highly contrasting active vs. inactive titlebars. The current SOP is for the active and inactive titlebars to be either the exact same color or very close, and that is (sorry again) dumb.
Especialy as our eyeballs age, being able to tell the active window at a glance without having to squint at tiny cues is essential to getting work done. COSMIC sidesteps this by doing the typical same-color-theme, but having a fairly loud highlight around the entire active window. I don't love the approach, but I respect the fact that they actually do that.
These are basic usability features that should not be debated as subjective aesthetic preferences, for the love of God. :BlobCatNotLikeThisCry:
That said, massive respect for you spending the time (and limited eyeball "spoons," #IYKYK) to converse with me and disagree. I am thankful for having my own opinions and suppositions questioned and challenged in good faith, always. (And that's not intended as a conversation-closer; I just really wanted to say that).
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I think you have a point, but I still do think there are subliminal clues. Two examples off the top of my head:
The (properly functioning) scroll bar indicates:
- Whether or not the current viewpoint is the entire document or not
- The size of the viewport relative to the document
- The position of the viewport within the document
Hiding scrollbars by default (or making them tiny) breaks all of that, and it's really, really dumb.
The other one is having highly contrasting active vs. inactive titlebars. The current SOP is for the active and inactive titlebars to be either the exact same color or very close, and that is (sorry again) dumb.
Especialy as our eyeballs age, being able to tell the active window at a glance without having to squint at tiny cues is essential to getting work done. COSMIC sidesteps this by doing the typical same-color-theme, but having a fairly loud highlight around the entire active window. I don't love the approach, but I respect the fact that they actually do that.
These are basic usability features that should not be debated as subjective aesthetic preferences, for the love of God. :BlobCatNotLikeThisCry:
That said, massive respect for you spending the time (and limited eyeball "spoons," #IYKYK) to converse with me and disagree. I am thankful for having my own opinions and suppositions questioned and challenged in good faith, always. (And that's not intended as a conversation-closer; I just really wanted to say that).
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Someone learned a new word.
[When a word I've never heard KEEPS coming up, it's kind of a giveaway.
You're absolutely right!]
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Someone learned a new word.
[When a word I've never heard KEEPS coming up, it's kind of a giveaway.
You're absolutely right!]
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Someone learned a new word.
[When a word I've never heard KEEPS coming up, it's kind of a giveaway.
You're absolutely right!]
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Paging Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey. Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey to the white courtesy phone.
#IYKYK
www.politico.com/news/2026/09...
‘Dammit, something has to happ... -
Paging Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey. Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey to the white courtesy phone.
#IYKYK
www.politico.com/news/2026/09...
‘Dammit, something has to happ... -
Paging Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey. Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey to the white courtesy phone.
#IYKYK
www.politico.com/news/2026/09...
‘Dammit, something has to happ... -
Paging Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey. Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey to the white courtesy phone.
#IYKYK
www.politico.com/news/2026/09...
‘Dammit, something has to happ... -
Paging Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey. Sir Arnold and Sir Humphrey to the white courtesy phone.
#IYKYK
www.politico.com/news/2026/09...
‘Dammit, something has to happ... -
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