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Also @noisytoot@mice.tel in case chinchillas eat the cables
@paco definitely audio headset because I like to be able to move around (walk, spin on my chair) without being tethered to my computer by a cable or having to take off my headphones
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I just answered a survey at work that asked this question. Now I'm interested in what my fediverse peeps would answer. Boost for fun.

If you could have only one of the following be wireless, which would you choose (The implication being the others would be USB-connected to a laptop/docking station)

edited to add: Lots of people replying none or none of the above, etc. The point of the poll isn't to ask whether someone wants wireless or not. The point of the poll is to prioritise the 3 options. The lack of "none" is deliberate.

2% Keyboard
33% Mouse
64% Audio Headset
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@kemona_halftau it probably tends towards being longer (it's easier to sleep later than it is to sleep earlier) but it's quite random
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does the reader have a non-24-hour sleep schedule? if so, is it usually longer than or shorter than 24 hours?
(boost to increase sample size)

51% longer than 24 hours
6% shorter than 24 hours
42% exactly or very close to 24 hours
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ira grachevskaya from the hit vn Z.A.T.O. // I Love the World and Everything In It

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one of its favorite genres of images: everyday objects that suddenly look really pretty (hi-res & more photos)

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@lynastral how do you solve zooko's triangle (have a naming system that is both decentralised, secure, and has human-meaningful names)?
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good morning/afternoon
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good night (I should have gone to bed hours ago)
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How do you say “I love you” in your native language? Boosts appreciated

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@gavi "I love you" (english) or "Я тебя люблю" (russian)
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meow
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morning
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similarly, the existence of "edward" implies the existence of "viward" and "emacsward"
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the existence of "awkward" implies the existence of "sedward" and "grepward"
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