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i think it’s cool how you can tell how much of a mac head someone is not by whether they know applescript or how many open source applications they have installed on their machine but by whether they are angriest about iTunes, iPhoto, or Disk Utility

fans have been asking: “is Disk Utility (2024) really that bad?”. i have the answer and the answer is yes

maybe don’t put that you venmo influencers for promoting your product on your webpage if you want me to think that your business is legitimate

the power grid is fucked up if you want to charge your phone you should have to walk down to the nearest 7-Eleven

proof that microsoft doesn’t know what the fuck they’re doing or who the fuck they’re marketing to

fucked up that they’re making windows 11 and i haven’t seen a single 1+1=⊞ joke

apparently these are the sorts of conversations games journalists are up to these days

“tears of the kingdom” doesn’t convey anything like “sequel to breath of the wild” does; i understand that the naming convention lines up, but “sequel to breath of the wild” was a striking title that i will dearly miss

@aschmitz i do insular t’s, except in cursive, where i do stars

(grumbles in “i just want you to know, i never actually dot my I”)

“encode the text that people will want to search for” is in fact a pretty good rule of thumb tho; if a spelling should be findable by searching the equivalent with basic latin letters, it should be encoded using them

“is that a font choice or a semantic distinction?” ꝺɛ Unicode Consortium asks mɛ, warıly ɛyınȝ my sꞇranȝɛ lɛꞇꞇɛrforms and doꞇlɛs lɛꞇꞇɛrʒ. ꝺe foolʒ know noþıŋ. ı wıl nɛvɛr answɛr ꝺɛm

we don’t REALLY need the stroke, in 2024, do we

causing internet drama by using Þ for /θ/ but writing /ð/ as Ꝺ

i’m so glad for symphonic metal

in fairness, two of the three specified “extended trilogy”

tfw every member of your symphonic metal band lists “The Lord of the Rings trilogy” under “favorite movies” in their profile on your band webpage