Anybody remember how twitter used to work over text message?
I think I broke that feature.
You could send and receive tweets, and do some basic interactions like following keywords - for example FOLLOW Guybrush Threepwood would text you any tweets about the classic Lucasarts Adventure Game series Monkey Island™.
So one day at work I had an idea. I took my Nokia and texted FOLLOW lol.
My phone immediately blew up. I got the next tweet someone posted that said lol. And the one after that.
I tried to text STOP lol but my phone couldn't multitask, so every new instance of lol interrupted my attempt to stop them. When my phone's text memory filled up (300!), I found out it deletes old texts and keeps going
So I turned my phone off to stop the flow (I didn't have unlimited texting, this was getting expensive!)
When I got home from the office, Twitter was down. For a while.
When it came back up, the text messaging feature did not come back up. Ever.
@dweebish @actuallyautistic I completely agree on all fronts. I remember having to do complex math problems with fractions like that and they were indeed a pain in the neck lol.
My point in bringing it up in discussion was just a "this is equal to that" type thing. 15/16 is already in standard form, so there's not really a reason to simplify it further anyway.
Though I don't understand how equating 7.5/8 (a hypothetical) to 15/16 means I "don't understand fractions" as my parents claimed.
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