i’m calling it whichever comes to mind first. which is probably twitter as that’s what i’ve been calling it for the past decade.
sunnie
if being funny was a crime i would be alone in the streets // she/her
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the lack of a consistent font, like how the text has weird artifacting. also the slight sepia filter all images with the chatgpt image gen have
there’s also a followup, How Kasane Teto Represents Communism
AI could never be this
insanecreative
- Darth Vader is one of a kind to his universe. You can represent him as one vertical line.
- Deadpool(?) has two sides, his violent actions that he is known for, but also having a side that cares about his family. They are almost two different people, so you can represent him with two vertical lines.
- In Super Mario 64, Mario is trying to save Princess Peach so they can be a happy couple together. You can represent that couple with two vertical lines.
- Sans is known for being a lot shorter than his brother Papyrus. So if you put them one next to the other, you would have one vertial line, and one horizontal line.
Therefore, this is loss.
1s the best. 3 and 4 are acceptable, 2 and 5 are a crime. i dont get y’all
nevermind i just realized
to be fair, that is a pretty stupid question, you can’t give the ai too much shit for overcomplicating it
for a remote desktop app that also works on ios there’s Rustdesk. everything else already had great suggestions in this thread
the issue with this argument is that i don’t care about who made the app when it doesn’t work. that’s why i still have a chromium based secondary browser, it doesn’t matter that it’s the work of a billion dollar company trying to get a monopoly when the website i’m on is broken. yes, the blame is on who made the website, not firefox. i still need to be able to use it somehow
if youre just looking for a downloader website with zero setup of your own there’s cobalt
just deleting florida would be better









that’s not really a thing in JS as Math isn’t imported, it’s just an object available globally. the closest you can get is like
const { random: getRandom } = Mathbut that’s just uglier.the implication is that this function is exported from a library so they have to keep the function around - obviously in a modern project you’d just do
Math.random()