It's partly a context thing, like sometimes I'm just fucking around and postin stuff and in that context sources are the furthest from my mind. But yea if I ever say something and you don't feel like googling it go ahead and ask

youtube is such a fucking mess and I feel so bad for anyone who relies on youtube partner income. the rules for what makes you money and what doesn't changes rapidly, randomly, and opaquely. this COPPA stuff is entirely about google's horrible maintenance of youtube as a platform and the people who getting fucked over by google finally following the law deserve compensation

oh hi

understandable

same but he does post good things on twitter

Either Warren is naive, or she believes voters to be.

(it's the latter)

this is great

shadow the edgehog

I can stop you however I won't

hahahaha lmao

we use the 0 SEO method for zero traffic

It's better this way

damn I missed a doob wafuke friday

sms infrastructure is extremely spooky and full of monsters

lol reasonable

I know this is incredibly basic advice but when I last did a job search I did it through a job club and it helped a lot. I mean it was mostly group therapy but it still helped lol

looking forward to my descendants using jstpst

this november... say yes

it's snowing here so yea I guess it is december

we got rid of it

there's so many times in this article where Patrick should have pushed back against the weird claims by the evil empire guy but nope he fucked up

Andrew Hussie started off playing a forum game called MSPaint adventures where he drew something in an unpolished style (not actually in MSPaint lol) and basically played an improvised 90s adventure game where the next action was decided upon by people in the forums. Usually reasonable suggestions to overcome a problem resulted in disasters, and the weirdest suggestions end up being right.

Homestuck started out as a forum game but Hussie eventually stopped taking suggestions and just did his own thing at a point, but it's influential on the style.

The story focuses on long distance friends who get stuck in their houses cause of magic or something and have to find a way out, using adventure game logic. You learn about their lives and families and such. There's a lot of long conversations that read like AIM and jokes about inventory systems. The plot gets increasingly more convoluted, the cast cycles a few times, and characters that started off as simple jokes gain dimension.

I eventually stopped reading because it got too much for me but it's a cool thing. I hope this helps lol

where's problem sleuth 2

oh rad, I couldn't get that to work

oh that's weird, I'll see if I can find an archive