Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Principled: Bio stresses 'free software' and 'free society,' and “We will make what is needed and give it away, in our free time” shows commitment to values over profit.
- Politically_engaged: Frequent reactions to US politics and Covid policy with emoji shorthand, e.g. “Nuremberg trials are coming for that woman.” and “Wasn't it closer when they called it 4 years ago???”.
- Community_minded: Promotes others’ work, like “Good read. Context on the dynamics of democratization of the PLP is super interesting.” and boosts type designers’ projects such as the Koch revival link.
- Humorous: Uses light sarcasm and jokes, e.g. “Driven by math 😂😂😂😂😂” and the Buck Rogers reference in “Bidibidibidi”.
- Tech_literate: Comments insightfully on fonts and software, such as “GoldmanSans was made by @daltonmaag… No width axis? :P” and critiques on macOS and software freedom in this tweet.
Weaknesses:
- Emoji_opaque: Relies heavily on emoji-only replies like “🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊”, making meaning unclear to outsiders or future readers.
- Harsh_tone: Uses strong condemnations such as “He is so stupid.” and “Criminally stupid.”, which can feel personally attacking rather than issue-focused.
- Catastrophic_framing: Frequently invokes extreme outcomes, e.g. “Make peace with 1 in 10 this year.” and repeated calls for “Nuremberg trials” like this one, which can amplify anxiety.
- Context_light: Many quoted-tweet reactions like “THREAD This goes on for 100s of posts” or “Yup” give little standalone context, making the stance hard to follow without the original thread.
- Polarizing_language: Tweets such as “Evil” for political actors and “Nuremberg trials are coming for that woman.” use morally absolutist framing that may alienate potential allies.
Your Simpsons character
Lisa Simpson
This account reads most like Lisa Simpson: principled, intellectually curious, and obsessed with justice and systems. The bio’s “free time, free software, free society. Free fonts too.” shows an idealistic, systemic thinker, very Lisa-like in caring about structural freedom rather than just personal gain. Their many pandemic and politics replies, e.g. calling for accountability with lines like “Nuremberg trials are coming for that woman.” and “Never forget Nuremberg trials are coming”, mirror Lisa’s moral outrage at authority figures who fail the public. At the same time, they are deeply into niche intellectual domains (type, libre software, internet infrastructure), as seen in comments like “GoldmanSans was made by @daltonmaag… No width axis? :P” and “It always bothered me about using Libre Software down to the macOS…”, which is classic Lisa-level nerdiness. Even the playful but pointed financial and political commentary, such as “The deflationary spiral is unstoppable”, fits Lisa’s combination of economic anxiety and analytical clarity about big-picture trends.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
They show strong Extraversion (E) through active engagement with others, frequent quote-tweeting, and public rallying cries like “Nuremberg trials are coming” and direct replies to people such as “I see what you mean about the slippery slope to debt peonage, @thomas_lord”, suggesting outward-directed energy and comfort with public discourse. Their Intuition (N) appears in their focus on systems and big-picture trends, e.g. “The deflationary spiral is unstoppable” and the bio’s vision of “the future is free time and nothing else; free time, free software, free society,” which frames politics, economics, and technology in abstract, conceptual terms rather than concrete day-to-day details. They lean Thinking (T) by using analytical and critical language about structures and decisions, as in “Bernie became positioned as a centrist, really fast” and the blunt assessment “He is so stupid.”, prioritizing critique and logic over harmony. Their tweets also suggest Judging (J) through decisive, judgment-laden statements and moral framing such as “Evil” and “Never forget. Nuremberg trials are coming”, which imply firm conclusions, structured views on responsibility, and a desire for closure and accountability. Taken together, this pattern of outspoken public engagement, systemic/abstract focus, critical reasoning, and strong, organized judgments best fits ENTJ.
Some pickup lines for you
- So you’ve got fiber from Quantum Fiber now—does that mean our upload speed to deep conversations just went from Xfinity-level to “solo-connection-line” instant?
- You said ‘the future is free time and nothing else; free time, free software, free society, free fonts too.’ How about we start with some free time together and let everything else inherit those freedoms under a permissive license?
- I saw you dropping that new font family with African Latin support—if you ever need user testing, I volunteer my eyes, my screen, and my undivided attention to your curves and hinting decisions.
- You once tweeted that GoldmanSans has no width axis—if we go for a drink, I promise maximum contrast, variable weight, and zero limits on our conversational width.
- You’ve gone from Bernie-as-centrist takes and Nuremberg-thread doomscrolling to ‘War craft’ pics and epic nostalgia; if your DMs ever need a little less macroeconomics and a little more micro-romance, I’m available for a carefully kerned dialogue.
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Your new Twitter bio
Type & free software nerd in Denver. Helps fonts escape paywalls. Once live‑tweeted a pandemic with only emojis. Views mine, keyboards usually open source.– @davelab6
Your signature cocktail
The Free Time Waveform
Named for their bio mantra about “free time, free software, free society. Free fonts too.” and the constant political and pandemic wave emojis, this drink rides between intensity and clarity like their timeline’s mix of tech, economics, and activism. Overproof dark rum reflects the strong, uncompromising political edge in posts like “Nuremberg trials are coming for that woman.” and “He is so stupid.”. Dry curaçao adds a bittersweet, sophisticated note that nods to their long-running interest in global politics and macroeconomics, from “NYC is going bankrupt, again.” to observations about “negative interest rates”. Cold brew coffee channels the late‑night, hyper‑online energy behind their emoji‑only reactions like “🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥” and the relentless “🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊” motif. Tonic water lightens everything up, echoing their playful tech/font side from posts like “GoldmanSans was made by @daltonmaag...” and the delight at “New font family with African Latin support just dropped :)”. Finally, the orange peel expressed over the top is that bright finishing accent—like celebrating “Finally got fiber internet from @quantumfiber in Denver!”—a crisp signal on a very busy, very opinionated line.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The strongest throughline in @davelab6’s profile is a deep, analytical engagement with technology, economics, and systems, which is very Ravenclaw. They show a clear love of learning and technical detail when discussing variable fonts, noting specifics like axes and file structure in “GoldmanSans was made by @daltonmaag and is offered as 3 VF files… No width axis? :P”. Their interest in macroeconomics and policy is similarly analytical, as when they comment on deflation and monetary policy in “🌊🇺🇲💸 The deflationary spiral is unstoppable” and link an IMF blog with the dry caption “Greasing the wheels @thomas_lord”, suggesting intellectual curiosity rather than pure ideology. The bio’s emphasis on “free software” and “free society” alongside free fonts hints at a principled, systems-thinking mindset that fits Ravenclaw’s cerebral, idea-driven nature more than Gryffindor’s impulsive heroism or Slytherin’s power-focused ambition. While there is moral conviction and some righteous anger—e.g., calling for accountability in “Nuremberg trials are coming for that woman.”—these are framed through argument and evidence rather than self-sacrificial bravado, reinforcing a classification of Ravenclaw over the other houses.
Your movie
Your song
Power to the People - John Lennon
Their bio focuses on collectivist freedom ideals — “The future is free time and nothing else; free time, free software, free society. Free fonts too.” — which resonates strongly with the activist chorus of Power to the People. They frequently call for accountability and justice, for example demanding “Nuremberg trials!” and asserting that “Nuremberg trials are coming for that woman.” This confrontational stance toward abuse of power matches the song’s protest energy. Their emphasis on making and sharing things freely — “We will make what is needed and give it away, in our free time” in this tweet — fits the song’s message of ordinary people collectively shaping a fairer world. Even their enthusiasm for infrastructure and access, like celebrating new fiber internet in “Finally got fiber internet from @quantumfiber in Denver!”, aligns with a belief that better tools and systems should empower everyone.
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