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harwoodr
6 months ago
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Tomorrow's emoji today: Unicode 17.0
I'm more disappointed that "Dumpster Fire" hasn't made the grade four times.
jowea
6 months ago
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Would controversial emojis even get widespread support? Look at what happened to gun emoji.
account42
6 months ago
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Which is really the root problem with emojis: they're a top down definition of what concepts you are allowed to communicate.
squigz
6 months ago
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If you're only allowed to communicate in emojis, I guess? Other than that I'm not sure what bearing emojis have on what I'm allowed to talk about.
throw0101d
6 months ago
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"Dumpster fire" is a idiomatic phrase in English/US, so may not be universal enough.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumpster_fire
harwoodr
6 months ago
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I'm not an American... but "bin fire" seems to be a thing too.
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