jesx64
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Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Nostalgic: Often mentions retro tech and physical media, e.g., longing for a PSP 3004 and Vi login screen.
- Tech savvy: Gives Linux dual‑boot advice and solved a game stutter by moving to CachyOS.
- Creative: Building a 'glorified RSS reader' and upgrading a personal site with Svelte 5.
- Community focused: Encourages replying to followers, asks for gif profile pictures, and shares tips like sponsorblock.
- Critical: Critiques AI impact, blurry modern game graphics, and software development practices.
Weaknesses:
- Pessimistic: Frequent complaints such as 'I seriously hate how AI didn't improve my life' and 'Fuck my 27‑year‑old chungus boomer life'.
- Nostalgia bound: Rejects digital formats, insists on buying physical media, and says 'If it ain't broke don't fix it'.
- Inconsistent: Rapid topic shifts and repeated 'gif pfps' requests show a lack of focused content.
- Vague: Posts cryptic lines like 'Steam games: 7QV#0 B26E2 MKZZ2...' without clear context.
- Self deprecating: Downplays writing as 'preschool level' and uses self‑critical humor about AI detection.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
The user's constant nostalgia for older tech and disdain for modern trends mirrors Comic Book Guy's characteristic cynicism and love for physical media, as shown in the tweet "I do not 'buy digital'. I do not 'stream', I do not 'rent', I do not 'subscribe'. I BUY PHYSICAL." He also frequently complains about blurry modern video games, echoing Comic Book Guy's scathing commentary on contemporary pop culture, e.g., "My biggest gripe about modern video games is how blurry they look." The obsession with retro aesthetics, such as the Vi login screen, aligns with Comic Book Guy's obsession with classic comics and vintage collectibles, evident in "I have a huge nostalgia for Vi login screen." Finally, his feeling of being an outsider on the modern internet and yearning for the “old internet” matches Comic Book Guy’s self‑aware nerd status, as he writes "I'm basically building an glorified RSS reader lol but hopefully more fun and modern."
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
The user tends toward introversion, often sharing personal reflections and internal projects rather than actively seeking social interaction, as seen in 'I'm basically building an glorified RSS reader lol but hopefully more fun and modern' and 'I can't believe I'm going to Japan next year...'. Their language leans toward intuition, focusing on abstract possibilities and future tech, e.g., 'The future I was imagining as a kid was basically 2000s era technology... Robots doing every single meaningful job' and 'ram shortages will force developers to optimise software better'. Decision‑making is predominantly logical and analytical, evident in statements like 'My biggest gripe about modern video games is how blurry they look' and 'If it ain't broke don't fix it'. The pattern of spontaneous, ongoing threads such as 'Day 20 craving gif pfps' and the casual tone of project updates indicate a perceiving, flexible approach rather than strict planning.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you my Sony E 30 mm macro lens? Because whenever I look at you, every tiny detail of my heart comes into perfect focus.
- Your nostalgia for the Vi login screen makes me want to stay logged in to your thoughts forever—no password needed.
- I'm building a glorified RSS reader, but the only feed I want to subscribe to is the one that sends me updates every time you smile.
- You love Japanese tech and want to learn the language—let's practice together: 'Kimi wa boku no retro-game no hero,' which means 'You're the hero of my retro game.'
- Your obsession with physical media is like a limited-edition console—rare, treasured, and something I'd love to keep on my shelf of love forever.
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Your new Twitter bio
Tech tinkerer & retro lover building Tomodachi and a modern RSS reader. Macro‑photographer (once shot a fern while debugging). Japan‑bound, physical‑media fan.– @jesx64
Your signature cocktail
Tomodachi Retro Fizz
The drink blends Japanese whisky and yuzu to echo their love for Japan and "I love Japanese people and their love to good old technology." The ginger syrup adds a warm, analog spice that nods to their macro‑lens hobby and "Got myself macro lenses for my A6000…". A splash of soda water represents the fast‑moving internet they describe as "Internet got too fast, too big, and too empty". The edible camera‑lens garnish symbolizes their photography passion and the "I’m basically building an glorified RSS reader lol but hopefully more fun and modern" vibe. Finally, the insistence on a physical garnish mirrors their mantra "I do not 'buy digital'. I do not 'stream', I do not 'rent', I do not 'subscribe'. I BUY PHYSICAL."
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
Jesx64 shows a strong focus on learning and intellectual curiosity, often asking for advice such as 'What's the best way to learn Japanese?' and discussing technical topics like 'ram shortages will force developers to optimise software better', which reflects a Ravenclaw love of knowledge. Their strategic thinking appears in the tweet 'My take on AI? Keep your friends close and your enemies closer', indicating analytical depth. They also enjoy exploring and mastering technology, for example 'Got myself macro lenses for my A6000... every figurine I have will have hundreds of photos made.' This combination of curiosity, analytical mindset, and passion for mastering subjects aligns closely with Ravenclaw values.
Your movie
Your song
Video Killed the Radio Star - The Buggles
The account constantly mourns the loss of the old internet and physical media, as shown by the tweet "Internet used to have personality and was perfected for user enjoyment" which echoes the song’s lament that new technology has replaced beloved old formats. Their nostalgia for retro tech is clear in lines like "I miss games being on physical media" and "I have a huge nostalgia for Vi login screen," matching the song’s theme of longing for the past. Frustration with modern AI and blurry video games appears in "My biggest gripe about modern video games is how blurry they look" and "I seriously hate how AI didn't improve my life," mirroring the song’s criticism of new tech taking over. The user’s desire to return to simpler times, expressed in "Oh to be 20 again" and "I wish I had so much free time as some of you have," aligns with the nostalgic tone of the chorus. Finally, their protest against forced digital consumption, "I do not 'buy digital'... If they don't allow me, I STOP BUYING," resonates with the song’s resistance to change.
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