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  1. Comment on Searching for neighbours on the indie web in ~tech

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    I believe it was meant as cringe (affectionate) rather than cringe (derogatory)

    tagging your own post as "cringe"

    I believe it was meant as cringe (affectionate) rather than cringe (derogatory)

    2 votes

  2. Comment on Taylor Swift - I Knew It, I Knew You (from Toy Story 5) (2026) in ~music

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    I'm clowning so hard but, after this release, I'm semi-expecting Debut (Taylor's Version) to randomly drop on her birthday or something

    I'm clowning so hard but, after this release, I'm semi-expecting Debut (Taylor's Version) to randomly drop on her birthday or something

    1 vote

  3. Comment on Taylor Swift - I Knew It, I Knew You (from Toy Story 5) (2026) in ~music

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    Not to be confused with "I Knew It, I Know You" by Gracie Abrams, of course

    Not to be confused with "I Knew It, I Know You" by Gracie Abrams, of course

    3 votes

  5. Comment on What are your personal crackpot conspiracy theories about the world right now? in ~talk

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    (Taylor's Version) Mother's favourite number is 13, and that's an odd number. Therefore, odd numbers are inherently better The folklore album has a song named "seven". The series contains a seven....

    (Taylor's Version)

    1. Mother's favourite number is 13, and that's an odd number. Therefore, odd numbers are inherently better
    2. The folklore album has a song named "seven". The series contains a seven. The folklore album also contains the song "betty", in which James says, among other things "...I'm only 17, I don't know anything...". Another point for the first series
    3. In the album "Speak Now", the song "Timeless" contains a reference both to the '30s, and to WW2, which famously kicked off in 1939. 39 is contained in the series so that gives a point for the first series. However, the same lyrical reference mentions 1944. So that's a point for the second series, resulting in a tie for this bullet point.
    4. In the album "Red", there is a song "22". However, this album was also re-released anew when she lacked the rights to her masters, as "Red (Taylor's Version). And of course 22*2 = 44. That's a point for the second series. However Taylor Swift famously signed "55" when she was playing "22" in Miami during the Eras Tour. So this also gives a point for the first series.

    That's still more points for the first series, so the first series is better

    2 votes

  6. Comment on Tildes Survey #7: What is your gender identity? in ~talk

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    "My gender is like a doughnut. It's soft, sweet, and colourful, and it's also missing a hole" –@TaylorSwiftsPickles to @PierogInTheButt, June 4th, 2026

    "My gender is like a doughnut. It's soft, sweet, and colourful, and it's also missing a hole"
    –@TaylorSwiftsPickles to @PierogInTheButt, June 4th, 2026

    6 votes

  7. Comment on Serious relationship problem, seeking advice in ~life

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    Neither the one nor the other can be assumed imho

    Neither the one nor the other can be assumed imho

    4 votes

  8. Comment on Serious relationship problem, seeking advice in ~life

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    I'd give OP the benefit of the doubt personally. I don't jmagine the sister thing was a fantasy/kink/fetish intention per se, but rather, a consequence of them developing feelings in this...

    I'd give OP the benefit of the doubt personally. I don't jmagine the sister thing was a fantasy/kink/fetish intention per se, but rather, a consequence of them developing feelings in this particular love triangle. In the sense of, "well, I don't want to lose either of them, so this is the most ideal scenario".

    I’m so glued to this thread because I’m a gossipy bitch

    Relatable

    14 votes

  9. Comment on Serious relationship problem, seeking advice in ~life

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    In my (and my partner's) opinion her sister living with you for so long & the three of you being basically inseparable and doing everything together is very weird to begin with. That does not...

    In my (and my partner's) opinion her sister living with you for so long & the three of you being basically inseparable and doing everything together is very weird to begin with. That does not sound healthy.

    12 votes

  10. Comment on Emacs bra size calculator in ~comp

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    That's a very valid criticism I can semi-testify to. Even ABTF makes certain assumptions (and yeah, even if someone chooses the AMAB mode, they can also be wrong) that aren't necessarily correct....

    That's a very valid criticism I can semi-testify to. Even ABTF makes certain assumptions (and yeah, even if someone chooses the AMAB mode, they can also be wrong) that aren't necessarily correct. I think, if a very solid survey of bra placement/etc. for more "variant" bodies (e.g. differences in sex development, genetics, trans status...) I'd love to see a v2 of ABTF with a couple of extra fields to better account for this type of body variation, as rare "less standard" as it is

    2 votes

  11. Comment on Emacs bra size calculator in ~comp

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    Seconded, 100%. ABTF is amazing. My very minor gripe with it is the assumption of having fully developed breasts rather than being in, say, the tanner stage "3" or "4", but even then it' was...

    Seconded, 100%. ABTF is amazing. My very minor gripe with it is the assumption of having fully developed breasts rather than being in, say, the tanner stage "3" or "4", but even then it' was immensely helpful when I was looking for my first bra around a year ago.

    I've since learned a lot more, but it's the only sizing website I can recommend to anyone in good faith.

    6 votes

  12. Comment on Emacs bra size calculator in ~comp

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    Indeed, but I can personally very much assure you I am not. The method used in this post is very inadequate, including for the reason you mentioned.

    I was under the impression that the majority of boob-havers are wearing the wrong bra size.

    Indeed, but I can personally very much assure you I am not. The method used in this post is very inadequate, including for the reason you mentioned.

    12 votes

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  14. Comment on Emacs bra size calculator in ~comp

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    As a boob-haver I have to say it's pretty inaccurate. Nice attempt at a cool emacs thingamajigger though.

    As a boob-haver I have to say it's pretty inaccurate. Nice attempt at a cool emacs thingamajigger though.

    15 votes

  15. Comment on Tildes Survey #6: Vote for the next four surveys we do! (Results) in ~talk

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    Valid, I admit I didn't pay too much attention to this particular subthread

    Valid, I admit I didn't pay too much attention to this particular subthread

  16. Comment on Tildes Survey #6: Vote for the next four surveys we do! (Results) in ~talk

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    Could it be partly cultural? I feel like where I come from we pull innocent/light-hearted pranks and jokes a lot and view them as a sort of bonding activity of sorts, whereas where I live it's far...

    Could it be partly cultural? I feel like where I come from we pull innocent/light-hearted pranks and jokes a lot and view them as a sort of bonding activity of sorts, whereas where I live it's far from the case and they have a whole-ass different sense of friendship, humour, and team-bonding activities.

    Just how, for example, American users here make jokes towards me, in the sense of affectionately being mean towards me, but me interpreting them as honest feelings because the culture I live in is very direct to the point of being blunt.

    Just a random showerthought.

  17. Comment on Do we want to stop all crime? in ~society

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    It was explicitly clear without an additional clarification, no worries. I know the feeling, and I'm sorry for what your wife has experienced.

    It was explicitly clear without an additional clarification, no worries. I know the feeling, and I'm sorry for what your wife has experienced.

    8 votes

  18. Comment on Do we want to stop all crime? in ~society

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    <noise> Fucking based. </noise>
    <noise>

    It would really be nice to get away with that murder.

    Fucking based.

    </noise>
    3 votes

  19. Comment on Tildes Survey #7: What is your gender identity? in ~talk

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    Not sparksbet, but to me it's about "safety". If I hear/see someone describe themselves as cis (or trans), I'm instinctively going to feel like I can slightly drop my guard and not hide parts of...

    Not sparksbet, but to me it's about "safety". If I hear/see someone describe themselves as cis (or trans), I'm instinctively going to feel like I can slightly drop my guard and not hide parts of my history/self, should any relevant topic come up. Granted, it's not the only signifier. E.g. back in 2021, my FIL once screamed to the TV "this is such bullshit, trans people have always existed you fucking dumbasses" when it was playing state-sponsored anti-trans propaganda. And this is something I'll always remember.

    Also, P.S.:

    biological gender

    Lots of people under the trans umbrella would point out that this is a bit of a misnomer in various senses. Personally I think "natal sex" is a lot more accurate

    4 votes

  20. Comment on What are your personal crackpot conspiracy theories about the world right now? in ~talk