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@noelle @mavica is best squobit!

and soff and nice and just all around lovely

like little gavels with a keyswitch on the head

that'd be fun

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does anyone make hammers with a little switch in them that connect to usb and press enter or something?

computerfairi.es should have those of us with banhammer duties have actual banhammers

@mavica I've been doing a fair few lately so I shall hold off and let you do the honours

@mavica I really appreciate you mavi, you've been on the right side of pretty much everything so far even if people haven't necessarily listened

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@revolverocelot I wonder what the response would be if they said it would be 5 bucks as a processing fee to unlock that stuff and/or retrieve it from backup

'cause that's a thing they can do under GDPR

(leaving aside the fact the gdpr doesn't count here)

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so it's against the GDPR to not keep someone's personal data now?

I... uh... whut?

@stolas@elekk.xyz I'm surprised it's lasted 20 minutes to be honest

@mavica by which I mean "answering the question but trying really hard not to admit I'm english"

@mavica I guess they can call themselves american in the same way I can call myself european

but they never mean that

i respect the ceramics talent that made these objects even as i am horrified

@revolverocelot I don't know if that's a real thing or not and I am afraid to find out

the reason it has to be named after a muppet is the fact that the first model of sub that had a black dial and green bezel was nicknamed the Kermit and they want to keep the naming scheme going

I am not making a word of this up

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there are ongoing arguments as to if the black dial, blue bezel is to be called the Cookie Monster or the Grover

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the new green bezel submariner has a larger face and smaller "ears" (lugs)

some smartarses are already calling it the "Rolex Shrek" and I approve

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