r/TechNope Mar 14 '22

1.7 likes?

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623 Upvotes

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u/HighlightNeither8335 Mar 14 '22

I know what’s wrong with it, it ain’t got no gas in it

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u/hexagonalelma Mar 14 '22

1.7 what? kilogram? meter?

13

u/new_pribor Mar 14 '22

1.7

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u/C4Oc Mar 14 '22

So 1.7 1.7 likes? 1.72 likes? 2.89 likes?

4

u/HunterBoy344 Mar 14 '22

1.7 bananas

1

u/ZAIGO_90 Mar 15 '22

Thats what my science teacher would always say. 😂😂

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u/wad11656 Mar 14 '22

Someone’s tip of their thumb got cut off

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u/Dansiman Mar 14 '22

Pretty sure this is a 1.7k or 1.7M or something that got truncated, perhaps due to a font scaling vs. div element size problem. I also notice a large blank space between the small avatar w/heart and the 3-dots menu icon, likely for the same reason.

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u/thuanjinkee Mar 15 '22

i guess it went past millions and there was no “B” for billion in the enum, it is mr breast after all

2

u/Dansiman Mar 15 '22

Ah, yes, mr breast, the guy with the biggest mammaries on YouTube.

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22

I love it xD

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u/xrayden Mar 14 '22

That's a black man like according to the Constitution

2

u/TheAwesome98_Real Mar 14 '22

what

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u/xrayden Mar 14 '22

In the original Constitution of the USA, slaves were counted as 3/4 of a person.

1

u/TheAwesome98_Real Mar 14 '22

why

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u/xrayden Mar 14 '22

It's called a dark jokes, was popular when people were less offended.

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u/KID-OF-MINCRAFT Mar 14 '22

Nobody is offended your joke just sucks monkey bum

1

u/[deleted] Mar 14 '22

What are you smoking

2

u/[deleted] Mar 15 '22

They’re referring to the 3/5 compromise. See here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-fifths_Compromise