AFAIK it’s been a challenge some people did on… twitter I think?
Basically it’s “Tell me you’re XYZ without telling me you’re XYZ” and people responded with funny answers.
At some point that got turned around and people satrted to use that sencence structure to indicate that the thing they are commenting on would have been a great answer for that challenge.

Tell me you work in the US without telling me you work in the US.

I can recommend the “Behind the Bastards” (podcast) episode on Steve Jobs.
What a weird… weird man.

lol, is that this “small government” and the oh so free market that we keep hearing so much about?

Love the image of wheeds just popping up all over your garden where you don’t want them.
It’s a great metaphor for the “HEY, TRY THIS NEW THING!” shit microsoft pulls.

Additionally much software (and hardware even more) primarely targets windows as a platform. The way printers mostly “just work”™ on Linux still amazes me, because printer vendors have all the incentives to make their stuff work for the most used platform, which sadly isn’t Linux right now.

Don’t worry, we need more of those too. <3

Then you’d have 0 dollars because they aren’t dorks. They’re nerds and we need more of them. ¯_ (ツ)_/¯

Not yet…

Have a look around…

Yeah, I remember the first time I saw the :// thing I felt myself having a little design-gasm.
This doesn’t touch the same spot for me…

Thanks for this island of cute happiness among all the doom and gloom. This is nice.

I also try to say “look it up online” as much as possible in stead of Googling it.

The makeup is actually kinda cool. It could symbolize that you are deeply upset (hence the lines coming from the eyes like tears) about the divide (the white line down the middle) between the parties (red and blue tears for Republicans and Democrats respectively). All while using red, white and blue to represent the country overall. It’s good graphic design.

Their hats tell me that that was not their thought process, though.

But that’s how the “contract” explanation “solves” the paradox. Nobody is inherently tolerant. I’m just tolerant towards you because our social contract ensures mutual tolerance. One “clause” of the contract is however that I don’t have to be tolerant towards you if you breach the contract with anyone else. Or in other words, if I see you being intolerant, I have the right to be intolerant towards you, too. Whether I’m “obliged” to be intolerant towards you is another question, but you could construe it as another “clause” of the social contract.

There’s some joke about pointers here that I’m not C++ savvy enough to make.
I’ll let you workshop it.

Aw fuck, I have to admit it got me too…

It’s great to see that there are experts on all kinds of subjects in the fediverse. <3

I see what you mean. If it werent for the edge with the dark background it would be hard to tell where the edges are at all.

Thanks for the answer. My searches on the internet just brought up mathematical graph theory.

It’s so cool to see what simple yet clever tricks they used to use. The tricks used today are probably still very clever but definitely no longer simple.