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@Elizafox I think everyone assumes that everyone else follows you already

@bea Oh yeah, those are like, totally tubular

I forget, was "tubular" an actual expression of something good or was it a piss-take, I can't tell them apart these days

Quote of the day: "Lettuce is just crunchy water" - Tom Scott

Tried explaining Mastodon to my sister the other day

"So what sort of people are on it?"

"Oh, all sorts, we've got a robosquirbun, a catfox, various sharks, dragons, and kobolds

Oh and some shapes as well"

"Keep taking the tablets, Sam"

@chr@cybre.space that would be excessively uncomfortable to listen to

If I'm ever in a Brewster's Millions situation I'm gonna hire all of you to shitpost full time

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@vilmibm@cybre.space Ooh, that looks interesting, might have to hop on

@Elizafox @Nine Ah, so the problem with it is that the unique codes aren't

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@theZacAttacks@cybre.space nope, no web, it has to be gopher

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@theZacAttacks@cybre.space they always called irc multiplayer notepad, let's replace everything with ACTUAL MULTIPLAYER NOTEPAD!

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@theZacAttacks@cybre.space hell yes

At the same time we'll switch from http to gopher

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Fuck discord, fuck slack, fuck matrix, fuck irc

Let's just all telnet into a server somewhere and use talk/ytalk or something

My social security number is 

457-55-5462

Also not mine, that one belongs to Todd Davis the founder and CEO of LifeLock, a company that does personal fraud prevention

He published his SSN in an ad campaign promoting his company's identity theft prevention service

His identity has been stolen at least 13 times

My social security number is 

092-28-5621

Well, not mine, but it's somebody's probably

@mdfrg @awilfox @vertigo Hang on, I thought slack was for offices and such, i.e. somewhere with something approaching an IT person to set up network shares

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Computer Fairies is a Mastodon instance that aims to be as queer, friendly and furry as possible. We welcome all kinds of computer fairies!