Things, Developers love the most as a gift. Aren’t they?

@Eklavya Fake PR? How?

@Eklavya I don't know these. Please, enlighten me.

@Eklavya

Firstly, swag is not outdated, your thinking is (typical Indian shit).

Secondly, just because someone contributed to some tech project you disagree with, doesn't mean they don't have the right to live in this world.

Grow up kid.

@rantideb loved this. Thanks for posting.

@Floydimus What you will do if you found an iPhone on street? Surely grab it (also if you have one) if no one's surrounding you. My comment reflects the same thing. If also you try to deal with such contribution faithfully, will end up making some nonsense

@Floydimus and also can't I taunt

@Eklavya why do you assume I'd grab the iPhone?

Stop making judgements and comments on my character and integrity. I live with high values.

And even to taunt someone, there's a way to do it kid. With this attitude you'd be fucked in corporate world. Lol

@dfox what's cooking with notifs bro?

@Floydimus He will also not get the notifications lol

@Eklavya how can you be so sure?

Anything for free is good, especially for Hacktoberfest, just create 4 random PRs.

I give zero fucks to stickers.

I don’t understand people’s love for stickers.

@Root symbolism. Easier to express oneself.

@Floydimus by using corp/company branded stuff... Hmm... 🤔 I sense much individuality in that.

@theabbie this is the whole point, not creating shit.

@iiii in a capitalist world, you can expect that. But that's today's scenario, the forefathers were better.

"I live with high values", "typical indian shit".

That plus @Eklavya's crazy babbling makes for great comedy, thanks.

@rantideb Cool stickers you got there. :)

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