orthogonal to alive @avi@computerfairi.es

i wonder what it's like for Cialis marketing people...working long hours on ad campaigns to differentiate your boner pill from the other boner pills, but trying to be subtle about it

@avi It's Ma Bell's collection plate

also, couldnt you just consolidate *12 INTO *10? Like what if you *10 and pray for help finding a job

if i were President, i would simply not commit a vast number of crimes

@avi @bryceyoungquist be the human / yacht mutant you want to see in the world.
Become your #yachtsona

la Croix is just further proof all white people believe that if they drink something good tasting itll damn them to hell

the house leaver has logged on

got a nautical theme going on today w the outfit

the loom is a significant precursor of the mechanical computer. woven fabric is a significant precursor of the printout. weaving and knotted-pile carpet, alongside other textiles (and certain mosaic styles), are significant precursors of raster graphics.

Ada Lovelace is often cited as the first computer programmer, writing an algorithm for Charle's Babbage's mechanical computer. it was late in the 20th century before computer programming ceased to be seen as a menial task most suitable for women. the Industrial Revolution's automation of weaving, and its destructive impact on the predominantly-feminine home textiles industry, prefigures the chasing of women out of programming.

like Charles Babbage, remembered for the machine while Ada Lovelace is remembered for the programming, the industrialization of weaving was accomplished by male mechanical engineers, and the logical or formal innovation in weaving-in-the-abstract continues to largely be the work of women.

this isn't a shitpost I am now the owner of superyacht.cool

Hey, #SecretLittleHaven is on sale for 50% off during the Steam LGBTQ+ Sale!

If you have a free moment and have played it and could leave a positive review, it might get the game onto the front page of the sale, which would help me out a lot!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/827290/Secret_Little_Haven/

some days it feels like I'm the only person who remembers Ed Snowden

"don't nationalize this big tech company!!! imagine if the government had access to this data!!!"

God Can You Imagine A Dystopia Where The Government Had Easy Backdoor Access To All Our Communications, What A Wild Hypothetical

I'm not interested in any revolution where we don't irreparably destroy the concept of golf