Every software project should have three groups: furries, trans people, and Linux users. Without all three the software becomes doomed, with too much of one it becomes niche, with a balance of all three it becomes incredible :3
Nah, there’s an in-joke that there’s a lot of overlap for people in all 3 simultaneously (Heavy online presence in communities with an emphasis on allowing people to express themselves how they please).
Linux may just be a coincidence though, similar to the Furry/IT overlap.
$73G to make VR Miis with no legs
Meanwhile, VRChat:
This just proves any VR project without any trans people is doomed to fail
Who else could know what it’s like to walk in another’s skin and see a face you don’t recognize in the mirror?
Every software project should have three groups: furries, trans people, and Linux users. Without all three the software becomes doomed, with too much of one it becomes niche, with a balance of all three it becomes incredible :3
Do they have to be three separate people? Because the Venn diagram of those three groups is a circle
Are furries considered trans or what am I missing? Serious question.
Nah, there’s an in-joke that there’s a lot of overlap for people in all 3 simultaneously (Heavy online presence in communities with an emphasis on allowing people to express themselves how they please).
Linux may just be a coincidence though, similar to the Furry/IT overlap.
It’s best when the van diagram is a circle :3