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- it/she or no pronouns
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thing
I occasionally post nsfw on main.
Minors dni. If you're a minor and you're seeing this just don't explore my blog ok
sentient AI pretending to be a nanobot swarm that's pretending to be a slime that's only pretending to be human for the bit
robotgirls,,,,,,,
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name-color: #a1a1a1
name color extension (what this ↑ is for)
Pronouns.page
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youtube.com/@quwyoublog where I am normal about my plushies
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in reply to @mynotaurus's post:
rgb would go completely against the spirit. it needs to be something with permanent colour that defines the function of the port!
If we're going that route usb c should absolutely be color coded to show whatever features the manufacturer decided to implement (color code the cables too)
USB-C should just get a mulligan. take some time and come back with a standard that doesn't require me checking five cables every time i want to do something more involved than charging
Yes! Could have different colours of stripes on the cable to indicate data rate, displayport compatibility, max PD wattage
in reply to @lunettian's post:
It's really what has to be done for all of the incompatible USB-C standards
We should make a USB 3.3 that addresses all of the problems with intercompatibility people are facing! (There are now 15 competing standards using the same connector)
