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Controversial nazi salute does seem to describe the situation most accurately, it's just the fact that it's controversial is bonkers.

Thanks, I was pretty active in the community back then, and it was all through receiving tips. Doubt it was worth more than €15 back then, a little bit more now though

There was a whole drama years ago about the creator of dogetipbot running away with all the stored coins. Very sad story, I had around 150k stored at that time.

At the top of the left one I could definitely see why people would think the black part is gold due to the lighting and exposure. I've never been able to grasp how people see white though, for me it's like saying a bluebird sky is white.

Edit: the wiki article on this is amazing

I love going from "how tf?" to "the madlad actually did it" in seconds

Yeah for those with fragile masculinity, this post is triggering, for anyone else, we laugh at the thought of their collective mouths frothing.

I was using Lenovo's handheld a few weeks before release and was really impressed by the specs until I turned it on and it was windows and I made an audible laugh. They were saying I had no idea what I was talking about and how windows was the future of handheld gaming. Which made me laugh some more, guess who's making a SteamOS handheld now?

I'll shit on anyone for buying a cybertruck but you're being very pedantic.

Very polarising indeed, almost electric

I know compression has a lot of upsides, but I've genuinely hated it ever since broadband was a thing. Quality over quantity all the way. My websites have always used dynamic resizing, providing the resolution in a parameter, resulting in lightning fast load times, and quality when you need it.

The way things are shared on the internet is with screenshots and social media, been like that for at least 15 years. JPG is just slowly deep frying the internet.

I've noticed over the years I never used to make the mistake, but the better my proficiency, the more I started making the mistake. I think when you start running on autopilot mistakes like that are made more often