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I read it in my early twenties, almost twenty years ago. I am not a developer but am in the same area. I always wear some form of shoes when I leave my house unless I enter someone else’s house. I don’t think I have trouble with personal space but I don’t really see anyone other than my wife and kid.

I remember liking some of the themes of the book but, reflecting on it now, yes, Heinlein can be problematic.

Everyone to whom I mention lemmy - even some of those to whom I have before - responds by asking about a musician of whom I’d never heard before I started having these conversations.

It seems like he injected the lighter into his forehead.

This sounds like how Seinfeld describes checks.

I had this exact experience and tried to ask the technician about it. She didn’t understand what I was asking. I thought I was just explaining it poorly.

Lemmy needs to stop trying to convince me I’m neurodivergent.

My SIL sent me this a week or two ago.

(Modified to remove the name of my possibly non autistic sister, but I’m not good at using the Android image editing tools so it looks bad.)

I’m not familiar with a show called “Friendship,” but I agree that friendship is an incredibly awkward experience.

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No. Well, I don’t know. I didn’t finish Chuck (though I get the sense I should!) and have self diagnosed as face blind. I also only know Tim Robinson from … Uh, nevermind, turns out that was Tim Robbins. I don’t know Tim Robinson.

This guy looks like Alan Tudyk to me (my wife would describe him as “the same font”) and the aesthetic reminds me of Chuck, hence the original post. I apologize for misleading you.

No?

Dude, really?

I do enjoy human creation, but “sacred” is a strong word for it.

Over the last weekend I was surprised to learn that you can’t stream from the mobile web interface of at least some, if not most, of the streaming apps.

There are purges this year?

That looks like Alan Tudyk in Chuck but I don’t think it is.

That’s a nerdy-ass pun.

The day the API changes went into effect, I logged in here and never looked back.

I don’t know any of my passwords, but fortunately my fingers seem to.