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this is like all of 3 pages back @Xploit @barrywhite
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well she does love being humiliated, so that's a great idea. ok, so i don't think we had shown this bikini yet previously, but hopefully this works for a decent comparison: just volleyball. Heh, just kidding. I found it funny, cause here's the math: 3,182 calories 1,874 is her TDEE to maintain her weight at 175 that's 1,308 excess calories if she ate like that every day, that'd be 9,156 extra calories per week at 3,500 calories to gain a pound, she'd be gaining 2.616 pounds per week and that's just a random normal day of eating, we weren't trying to stuff her like crazy or anything sadly no, it's something extra small we got recently for, uh, fun. short but hopefully sweet holiday treat:
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that's quite interesting actually, I think both she and I (and all of our dear friends here...) would be pretty interested to see how long she could sustain a run! that being said, would seeing some sit-ups tide you over in the meantime? she's only got a little bit of a tummy, it shouldn't get in the way, right...?
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Nah, no dumb questions. "client" in this question is just in relation to client-server. In other words, your browser is the client, and the Tumblr servers are, well, the server. What the inspect feature in your browser shows you IS the client-side HTML. The problem with clients, when you're building a website, is that you don't have control over the client, since you're building a server that many sorts of clients can connect to from a variety of machines, applications, browsers, etc. For example, in this case, a user can enable/disable buttons on their browser by modifying HTML. So what's funny is that Tumblr just turned off the button, but never implemented anything on the server side apparently, so when your client says "hey I have changed my explicit setting," the server just says "sounds good to me!" Anyways, hope that explains it, if you have any further questions, feel free to PM or chat. And for the rest of you I apologize for the tangent and we'll be back to your regularly scheduled tummy programming soon.
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nice
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Wall test incoming! Yeah, so there was a setting where you could mark your blog explicit, which we had done before. When they announced the NSFW ban, they disabled the setting so you couldn't change it, and then yeah you couldn't go to the blog, even though you could still see posts on the homepage and open it in the dashboard and stuff. But hilariously enough, their way of implementing this was merely disabling the button in the client-side HTML. So you can just open up the source and enable the button, which will then save to the server. As a developer I'm deeply amused by this https://a-little-more-to-love.tumblr.com/