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You do you. But it may have an impact on people looking at your profile. As people in this thread write. But on the other hand you might also attract the attention of someone who is more on the same wavelength as you. It’s up to you to weigh the pros and cons. Do you want to fit in with the inexpressive, professional corporate tone, or do you want to add a bit of color? You can’t please everyone anyway, but it might serve your interests to conform to the expectations of people you DO want to please.
(I’d do it, even though I normally don’t use that many emojis. But I know it annoys some people way more than makes sense by any degree so that’s a good reason UwU)
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Do you prefer fluffy UI over Liquid Glass?
11·9 months agoOhhhhhhhhh… I know what you mean and I got shivers from the thought.
noretus@crazypeople.onlineto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Do you prefer fluffy UI over Liquid Glass?
25·9 months agoRollercoaster of emotions. I’m imagining how it would actually feel like if there was a sensation of fuzziness. And if magically it wouldn’t get clumpy from dirty and oil. In some ways I’d really hate it but I also kinda love that I hate it.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•I'm not so sure those are "foot" steps
49·9 months agoPussyfooting on ice is understandable tho.
The struggle is real.


Okay in relation to what?
Socially speaking, people will look at you weird.
Hygienically speaking, a bad idea as constant moisture etc. risks both bacteria and fungal infection.
If you touch things that other people touch with saliva in your hands, you might run into some trouble because again, it’s unhygienic and most people will think it gross.
If you’re cool with all that, you do you but other people don’t have to be cool with you doing that.