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@OsirisSaline My biggest annoyance is that emoji have risen to common use without any of the interfaces that facilitate their use doing anything to facilitate the _reading_ of them.

Seriously, why can't I long-press or cursor-hover to get a popup with a large, clearly visible version of the image and at least the corresponding Unicode name(s)? How is it that _nobody_ is implementing this or similar?

It's a usability clusterfuck.

the fact that there's multiple vibrator drivers in the linux kernel by default makes me giggle every time i think about it

me: one thing i really love about #linux and #FLOSS in general is that it really helps you learn about your machine, you know? you get to learn all sorts of things about how machines run!

me five minutes later: my god if this random hack from Google to get my webcam to work fails then i'm gonna punch my computer so hard i'll be able to wear it as a bracelet

i mean what do you expect from a company partnered with a company called "Dataminr"
i'm not joking, go look it up.

by the way
>> ~TWITTER WAS ALWAYS COLLECTING THIS~ <<
>> IT'S JUST TELLING YOU NOW <<
> PROBABLY BECAUSE IT HAS TO <

Catboy!

Friendly reminder: The words homomisia, transmisogyny, hate, oppression, heteronormativity, cissexism, intersexism, anti-queer .., erasure and antagonism do exist.
To call it a "phobia" means to trivialize the problem, to misalign the responsibility and to discriminate against people with an actual phobic disorder.