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subtoot 

“there aren’t any mods online” yes, thank you for repeating my criticism back to me

📖 

« Text terminal development primarily happens in the free software community, of which Microsoft is only occassionally a member. »

re: fedi meta 

calling up my associates like @weirder.earth!mastodon.art!mastodon.social!Sprite whatsup

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fedi meta 

“it’s like email” i sleep. wake me when it is like uucp

mastodon meta 

wait who banned pokémon porn??

the so-called liberal “rights of man” 

under socialism, these weights would be reversed, and designers would be mandated to facilitate the participation of ALL persons in society

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the so-called liberal “rights of man” 

it is no surprise that freedom of speech (a private, egoistic concern) has trumped the right to hire a designer for your wedding (a concern primarily of participation in broader society); this is the expected outcome of liberalism

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the so-called liberal “rights of man” 

remember that « none of the so‐called rights of men goes beyond the egoistic man, the man withdrawn into himself, his private interest and his private choice, and separated from the community as a member of civil society.  Far from viewing man here in his species‐being, his species‐life itself—society—rather appears to be an external framework for the individual, limiting his original independence. The only bond between men is natural necessity, need and private interest, the maintenance of their property and egoistic persons. »

⅌ karl marx, “on ‘the jewish question’”

Copyright held by
the Los Angeles Airport
Police Department

remember the 2000s? 

when romance was still alive?

art take 

technical skill is cool and all but it isn’t the part of the thing that makes the art the art

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art take (in caps) 

ART IS JUST MAKING MARKS ON AN OBJECT IN A WAY THAT EVOKES A RESPONSE

Guantánamo Bay 

« Conditions at Guantánamo Are Cruel and Inhuman, U.N. Investigation Finds » honestly not sure we needed a U.N. investigation to tell us that

tech communities 

i mean i do :—

const getDataViewBuffer =
Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(
DataView.prototype,
"buffer",
).get;

// later…

const buffer = Reflect.apply(
getDataViewBuffer,
myDataView,
[],
);

—: and that’s not even a weird edge case really that’s just a normal feature of the language

but i feel like most developers would look at that, say “it is not obvious to me what is happening here”, and move on rather than try learning

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tech communities 

the other problem is that while i try not to make my code incomprehensible to people who are willing to learn about niche uses for edge cases in the ecmascript spec, it definitely is incomprehensible to the sort of person who has no interest in ever learning stuff like that

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tech communities 

no shade against applications programming or ui/ux dev but most of my nonprofessional work is extremely not that and i don’t have anyone i can say “hey check out this datatype implementation isn’t it cool” to rn

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tech communities 

i really need a hangout which is very into lisps and data witchery and not just one which is into tangible user interfaces lmao

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