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What up @JeffRightNoww
Loved the show, thanks for stopping in DC. DM me a PO box and I'll send you a shirt.
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This has been true since 7 and feels like it's about to get worse.
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Ticketmaster be like:
Concert ticket: $40
Venue fee: 21.32
Access fee $18.32
Paperless transmission fee: $12.03
Fee Fee: $8.84
Fi Fo Fum: $3.43
Cuz We Can Fee: $2.01
Might as well fee: $1.89
WTF you gonna do nigga, not go? fee: $1.38
Another dollar won’t hurt nobody fee: $1.00
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I'm back from a week at my mom's house and now I'm getting ads for her toothpaste brand, the brand I've been putting in my mouth for a week. We never talked about this brand or googled it or anything like that.
As a privacy tech worker, let me explain why this is happening. 🧵
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The amazing thing is the elements that made Portage Avenue so alluring in the 1960’s were removed by official planning policy in the 1968 Municipal Plan.
Bad: Existing Street
Good: Clutter Removed.
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"OK Boomer" only works on Boomers from Google. If your Boomer is from Apple, you have to say "Hey, Boomer." If it's from Amazon, you can simply preface your instruction with "Boomer", e.g. "Boomer, stop."
Does @jameshamblin have a younger brother? I just saw a spitting image of the twelve year old thirty-something doctor at the undergrad library at Harvard.
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Google is a 800 billion dollar company. And Here is the graphic of the sun their designers came up with
The kind of nerdy content I'll eat right up
Part 2 is finally here! Check out the exciting conclusion to my terrible VGA "video card" project: youtu.be/uqY3FMuMuRo
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Well, this has been quite instructive.
Seems Brits used to use "quite" the same way as Americans (and still do sometimes, eg "quite right.")
But over time we changed ours to mean "mildly" and now Americans think we're more enthusiastic than you'll ever find a Brit being 🤷♀️






























