When the Reply Guys are speaking English but with all the wrong words and in the wrong order.
I really really really avoid saying “maybe google me before replying” but I think it. It’s hubris. Something to watch for in one’s self.
OMG
I’ve turned them around. Patience and clarity in community interactions my friends. Truly.

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Is this #HBOMax #WW84 film grain a compression artifact or was this intentional? The film is glorious but the grain is overwhelmingly distracting.
I’ve been looking closely at this and here’s what I thing. #ww84 added a film grain to get that 80s look, but expected the film to be on a big screen at a FAR FAR higher bitate. Whatever codec that #HBOMax is using is emphasizing the grain to the point of distraction.
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Watching my kids get a crash course in online document management. We are stuck at 80% as an industry and we have no standards other than nasty looking URLs, OAuth, and the clipboard. The kids are the integration point and everyone is struggling.
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