Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Persistence: Posted daily 'Day X of asking @mozilla...' from Day 1 to Day 55, showing consistent effort.
- Technical Advocacy: Repeatedly urged Mozilla to implement WebUSB and restore PWAs, highlighting a focus on web standards.
- DIY Repair: Shared iFixit battery replacement for a 2015 MBP and posted about fixing a toaster, emphasizing hands‑on repair.
- Humor: Tweets like 'Hot take: sewage pipe diameter...' and 'What the fuck.' reveal a meme‑driven, comedic tone.
- Community Engagement: Quotes other accounts, retweets, and hosts live streams, interacting with @FrameworkPuter, @iFixit, and others.
Weaknesses:
- Repetitive Content: Multiple identical 'Day X of asking @mozilla...' tweets create redundancy.
- Overpromotion: Frequent product pushes for miniRGBii and Wiini with discount links dominate the feed.
- Ranting Language: Uses profanity and strong opinions, e.g., 'What the fuck.' and 'Hot take: sewage pipe diameter...'.
- Low Reach: Only 75 followers versus 291 following, indicating limited audience impact.
- Vague Politics: References 'certain orange man' and ambiguous shipping restrictions, lacking clear context.
Your Simpsons character
Bart Simpson
The user's rebellious, anti‑corporate tone and love of breaking things mirrors Bart's constant pranks and sabotage, as shown by tweets like "I broke my 3ds. Join me in breaking it worse LIVE in 30 minutes (7pm UTC+2)". Their long‑running campaign to force Mozilla to add WebUSB, "Day 55 of asking @mozilla to implement WebUSB and bring back PWAs on @firefox", reflects Bart’s persistence in pulling off elaborate schemes. The sarcastic, dark humor and disdain for big tech ("I find nothing more empowering than the pure, sincere hatred generated by using Microsoft products") aligns with Bart’s cheeky attitude toward authority. Their love of geek culture, memes and "jank" ("The jankier, the dankier") is exactly the kind of internet‑savvy vibe Bart would adopt in today’s world. Finally, the user’s frequent shout‑outs to Nintendo and disdain for corporate policies ("The loss of Satoru Iwata has been devastating for the human kind") echo Bart’s classic love of video games and his habit of railing against the status quo.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENTJ
They frequently address others publicly, e.g., "Ayo @McMasterDaily are you aware of this?", showing extraverted engagement. Their focus on future‑oriented tech policy, such as "If this goes through, we're basically screwed as a society and cruising straight to a 1984 future," indicates an intuitive perspective. They often give logical, practical advice like "Free tech tip: If you close up a customer's device and you have screws left those screws were not needed and you're free to keep them," reflecting a thinking preference. The regular "Day 55 of asking @mozilla to implement WebUSB and bring back PWAs on @firefox" series and timed sales like "miniRGBii is 20% off starting today until Cyber Monday!" demonstrate a structured, judging approach. These combined traits best fit the ENTJ personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- After 55 days of pleading with Mozilla for WebUSB, I finally found the perfect way to get a direct connection—just by sliding into your DMs.
- I broke my 3DS and livestreamed the chaos; how about we break the ice together over a live stream of us fixing each other's hardware?
- You’re the missing resistor in my miniRGBii circuit—let’s solder our sparks together and make the whole room glow.
- If we were both iFixit guides, I’d follow your steps to replace my heart’s battery and keep it running till graduation.
- Let’s ignore Apple’s ‘closed file system’ and open a shared folder in our lives—no calibration needed, just pure, unfiltered love.
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Hardware hacker, maker & WebUSB advocate. Live-streaming broken 3DS repairs, selling miniRGBii kits, hunting vintage tech.– @PanosDevnol
Your signature cocktail
The Jankier Jolt
The Jankier Jolt captures Devnol’s love for breaking and tinkering, just like the tweet where they say "I broke my 3ds. Join me in breaking it worse LIVE in 30 minutes". The smoky mezcal mirrors their rebellious stance against corporate tech, echoed in "I find nothing more empowering than the pure, sincere hatred generated by using Microsoft products". A splash of blue Curaçao and ginger beer symbolizes the persistent "Day 55 of asking @mozilla to implement WebUSB and bring back PWAs on @firefox" campaign, a nod to their long‑running quest for open hardware. Finally, a dash of absinthe adds the "The jankier, the dankier" flavor from their bio, while the lime’s sharp bite reminds us of their sharp tech critiques like "When will @Apple learn that abstracting the file system in iOS is NOT intuitive?".
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
The user demonstrates the ambition and cunning characteristic of Slytherin, for example in the tweet "Free tech tip: If you close up a customer's device and you have screws left those screws were not needed and you're free to keep them." They are also persistently strategic, posting a long series like "Day 55 of asking @mozilla to implement WebUSB and bring back PWAs on @firefox" which shows a calculated effort to influence a major corporation. Their rebellious, self‑serving attitude toward tech giants—"I find nothing more empowering than the pure, sincere hatred generated by using Microsoft products"—highlights a desire to outwit and dominate the industry. Finally, the excitement about releasing a product, "I'm really excited to be FINALLY releasing my first ever product," underscores the Slytherin drive for personal achievement and power.
Your movie
Your song
I Want to Break Free - Queen
The user repeatedly talks about smashing hardware, as seen in the tweet 'I broke my 3ds. Join me in breaking it worse LIVE in 30 minutes (7pm UTC+2)'. They also push for liberation from software constraints with posts like 'Day 55 of asking @mozilla to implement WebUSB and bring back PWAs on @firefox' and vent frustration about big tech ('I find nothing more empowering than the pure, sincere hatred generated by using Microsoft products'). The classic Queen anthem 'I Want to Break Free' directly echoes this desire to escape restrictive platforms and corporate lock‑ins. Its refrain 'I want to break free' matches the user's calls to 'break' devices, break software limitations, and break away from corporate control. The defiant, energetic tone of the song aligns perfectly with the user's rebellious, hack‑tinkering personality.
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