John Blarg
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John Blarg
@Blarg
A SysOp in a sea of Internets. Call me Blarg!
Massachooosetts Katılım Ocak 2008
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Harvey Ross Ball, a graphic designer from Worcester, Massachusetts, is credited with inventing the iconic smiley face in 1963. At the time, Ball was approached by a local insurance company, State Mutual Life Assurance Company, to design an image that would uplift the spirits of their employees. The company wanted a symbol that would promote a positive work environment and improve employee morale.
In a mere 10 minutes, Ball sketched the now-famous smiley face, consisting of a bright yellow circle with two black dots for eyes and a gentle, curved line representing a smile. The simplicity and universal appeal of the design made it an instant hit.
For his creative contribution, Harvey Ross Ball was compensated with a modest payment of $45. Little did he know that his creation would go on to become one of the most recognizable symbols worldwide.0


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@Blarg Yup, that's exactly what I'm using around the door frame in this prototype.
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So ‘Bring It On’ is TWENTY-FIVE!
Happy birthday you squirly weird joyous darling of a recording.
ALBUMISM@Albumism
#Gomez released their debut album ‘Bring It On’ (1998) 25 years ago this week | LISTEN to the album + WATCH the official videos here: album.ink/GomezBIO @gomeztheband
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@scottfybush If you listen closely, you may hear it barking. Or is that arcing?
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Greg Brockman (@gdb) of OpenAI just demoed GPT-4 creating a working website from an image of a sketch from his notebook.
It’s the coolest thing I’ve *ever* seen in tech.
If you extrapolate from that demo, the possibilities are endless.
A glimpse into the future of computing.


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@CodysLab I’m sure that guy’s son read this tweet and is still excited no matter. That’s cool.
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@k8shep @wokeglobaltimes @PFTompkins Short version is that I made up a name for a mustached snack food mascot, added it to Wikipedia, and over time due to luck and a change of ownership it stuck and the company now claims ownership of it.
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