Patrick Avella

Web developer and amateur TKD practitioner. I work at the best Web Print and Video agency in the world @upsidetweets ! My tweets represent no one but myself.

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Don't just be grateful. Be great-full as well!

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Leaving the tail on the shrimp when it's already mixed into the sauce is bad UX

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#chatgpt #ai #programming

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@myzozofit Ever since your "scheduled maintenance" earlier this week, I can no longer log in. Support has not replied to me. I have tried reinstalling the app, I have tried multiple password resets. I get the same error every time.

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Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

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@Elsuon1 @amuse attempted?

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This is how it is.

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@DrCamRx I self identify as 2+

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@Hirameku1 You are the best!

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Mustache cups from the Victorian era (1837-1901) in the United Kingdom were devices that sat inside the cup and allowed one to drink from it while keeping their mustache dry. They were invented in the 1860s by British potter Harvey Adams. Mustaches were incredibly popular during the Victorian era, to the extent that the British military mandated all its soldiers to grow one from 1860 to 1916. These soldiers would often apply mustache wax to keep their facial hairs tidy and in place. However, drinking hot liquids such as tea or coffee would often cause the wax to melt, resulting in it slowly dripping into the cup. Mustache stains were also a significant concern for coffee/tea drinkers during this time.

In the 1860 book "Gentlemen's Book of Etiquette and Manual of Politeness," it was declared that mustaches must "never be curled, nor pulled out to an absurd length. Still worse is it to cut them close with the scissors. The mustache should be neat and not too large."

French writer Guy de Maupassant (1850-1893) once said, "A man without a mustache is no longer a man" and noted that their kisses "have no flavor, none whatever!"

Starting in World War 1, soldiers began to shave their mustaches instead of trying to groom them while living in the trenches. Production for these cups continued to decline after the war as mustaches began to go out of fashion.

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There's a lot of chatter about all the things ChatGPT is "bad" at, and not enough about what it excels at. Natural language interfaces will be a game changer.

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AI isn't the future, it is the now. If you're not taking advantage you will soon be a relic of the past.

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@Hirameku1 You are the best! Keep being the best!

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@nixcraft

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Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary

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@system76 Only 11 currently on desktop, and about 25 or so on my phone that I will never look at again.

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@garyvee Dragon Ball Z.