A typically chilly San Francisco summer afternoon, he was dressed for warmth. A beanie with an - off-white pattern, reminiscent of the Windows XP start menu background. A comfy gray overshirt + off-white color, reminiscent of the Windows XP start menu background. A comfy gray overshirt with a clean geometric pattern. Some kind of smart watch whose battery was obviously dead. Most tellingly, a Java t-shirt underneath the overshirt which, in the context of the rest of the outfit, gave the programming language an undeserved level of coolness. @@ -215,9 +215,9 @@ span.cyberwheel { Cho's website, we started talking about fashion. I was surprised to hear that ByteLord was quite into fashion on a deeply philosophical level. He explained to me that what you wear in meatspace is like the graphical shell for a person. A hacker should present himself to - others in the same way that a computer program presents itself to users. You wouldn't want to - walk away from an interaction with someone having the same feeling as using the git - command line interface. + others in the same elegant way that a computer program presents itself to users. You wouldn't + want to walk away from an interaction with someone having the same feeling as using the + git command line interface.
I paid for the zaru soba and ByteLord sent me some SMARTCOIN for his