How does /g/ dress?
Is there a general way you should dress yourself when you work with IT?
I personally just walk around in chinos, t-shirts and sneakers.
>>55223592
Jeans, polo shirts, hiking boots and panties are what I usually wear.
>>55223622
Hiking boots?
Do you live somewhere extremely cold or?
>>55223622
Are you a grill?
I wear jeans tshirts and sandals
Every time I've worked IT I've worn chinos and polo shirts, seems to be the usual "computer guy" attire in an office environment.
>>55223705
Don't "brogrammers" wear poloshirts?
Are you a brogrammer!?
>Guys
Slacks, Shirt, Tie and shoes are pretty much the bare minimum
>Girls
Literally anything they like, t-shirts, short skirts, casual dresses.
It feels pretty unfair that the women can wear whatever they want.
>>55223737
Women can be naked in todays society, and if you call them out on it they'll call you a sexist, oppresionistic asshole.
Programmer here.
Jeans, Decent non-dress shoes, Flannel shirt, or plain long-sleeved T-Shirt
>>55223783
Guys can go shirtless and not be considered nudity, so we have that advantage.
>>55223783
>and if you call them out on it they'll call you a sexist, oppresionistic asshole
Well you literally are if you force other people to conform to your standards.
I like it how you can't decide whether it's double standards or if you just want to force women to do something.
>>55223829
"Hey uh, don't you think you'll freeze wearing that bikini while going inside that meatlocker?"
Total oppresion.
>>55223797
Do you wear dress shoes normally?
>>55223860
Ha! Tricked!
>>55223901
Oh noes! You framed me!
raf simomns
rick owens
usually what I'm dressed in
>>55223622
That's a pretty Autistic fit.
>>55223592
some kind of longsleeve [spoiler]and a floor-length skirt[/spoiler], all in black or grey
comfy af
>>55223961
Shiieet I got that haha
What does g think of /fa/g/s?
I unironically wear: A black t-shirt, cargo pants, and crocks with socks
>>55223961
>>55224044
>>55224040
Shit man, spoilers doesn't work. Guess your dirty little secret is out in the open.
>>55224082
Why do /fa/ggots have such unusually long necks?
>>55224126
They don't have long necks, they have insanely small bodies.
>>55224082
>>55224082
Everytime
>>55223829
>Well you literally are if you force other people to conform to your standards.
What a dumb fucking comment. Literally every social norm or law in existence are some people forcing other people to conform to their standards.
Just slacks, dress shirt and a tie.
And sometimes I'll wear women's panties instead of underwear.
>>55223592
Not all my shirts are red or purple, but many are. I like those colors.
None of my shirts carry messages (such as words or symbols). That practice strikes me as lacking dignity, almost like being a sandwich man, so I won't wear clothing with symbols, not even for causes I support. This is not a matter of ethical disapproval, so I don't mind selling hats and shirts with free software slogans on behalf of the FSF; but I choose not to wear them myself.
As a matter of principle, I refuse to own a tie.
I find ties uncomfortable, so I don't wear them. If ties were simply a clothing option, I would decline to use them but there would be no reason to make a fuss about it. However, there is an absurd social pressure on men to wear ties. They do this as a form of sucking up to the boss.
When I worked at MIT, I was shocked that MIT graduates, people who could have almost dictated employment terms, felt compelled to wear ties to job interviews, even with companies that (they knew) had the sense not to ask them to wear ties on the job.
I think the tie means, "I will be so subservient as an employee that I will do even totally senseless things just because you tell me to." Going to a job interview without a tie is a way of saying you don't want to work for someone who wants that.
The people who wear ties under these circumstances are victim-coperpetrators: each one who cedes to this pressure and wears a tie increases the pressure on others. This is a central concept for understanding other forms of propagating nastiness, including nonfree software and Facebook. In fact, it was in regard to ties that I first recognized this phenomenon.
I don't condemn victim-coperpetrators, since they are primarily victims and only secondarily perpetrators. But I believe I should not be one of them. I hope my refusal to wear a tie will make it easier for you to refuse as well.
Masters student here.
Nike sneakers x1
Slim jeans (wave blue/dry blue) x2
T-shirt (crew neck) x10
Bomber jacket x1
7 days/week.
Techwear everyday
>>55223592
I want her to give me a footjob
>>55223592
Office ladies with their skirts and pantyhose turn me on. I have this huge fetish for stockings and garter belts as well.
I can't find any good OL doujins to fuel my fap sessions. Oda non is the only silver lining.
>>55223592
I dress in /g/ style:
>Brown cargo pants
>Loose, plain but colorful t-shirt
>Comfortable, worn sneakers
>Long, unkempt hair and neckbeard
>Wrist supports to help against RSI
>Terrorist watch
>>55224528
Standard uniform, nice
>>55223798
In my state it is legal for girls to be topless in public.
T-shirt, jeans, generic boring shoes.
In winter I wear an open shirt over the tee which I button up if I'm visiting some client.
>>55224582
Why? Let them go topless. I will be standing at every corner waxing my carrot while watching topless women everywhere.
>>55224356
A tie is a fucking tie mang
You're not wearing it for your boss, you're wearing it to make yourself look good.
>>55224643
>He can't tell where that post came from
>>>/v/
>>>/b/
>>>/r/eddit
>>55223882
Hell no.
>>55224748
What about dresses in general?
Usually developers and IT don't wear ties nor dress shoes. That sort of thing is for people that have to talk with people for a living.
This is a somewhat accurate representation of the "style" most of us tend to go with.
>>55224643
The first time I visited Croatia, that country had a major PR campaign based on being the origin of the tie. ("Cravate" and "Croat" are related words.) You can imagine my distaste for this — therefore, I referred to that country as "Tieland" for a while.
The Free Software Foundation's dress code says that a propeller beanie is required, but other clothing is optional. However, we don't enforce it.
>>55223592
Made this for a thread a while ago.
>>55224082
>That neck
>>55224663
The autism is recognizable at first glance
If IT
>T-shirt
>jeans
>whatever who gives a fuck about the IT guy
dress like a homosexual
>>55224082
The "i want to be an anime character but can only afford clothes from the thrift store" look.
You'd see this a lot in high school. I expect one of them to say "i dyed my hair black to be more japanese".
>>55223592
Mumu and slippers. I chafe horribly due to sweating in pants and shirts.
>t-shirt
>Slacks
>Sandals
>short enough to wear heels without towering over people
Nice
>>55223592
bitch please
>>55225327
london?
>>55223592
Track suit
Running shoes
Cap
>>55225327
P E N I S
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Columbia Global Adventure III pants (slate)
Kirkland cotton undershirt
Uniqlo french linen button-up
Merrell Vapor Glove 2 (for dat groundfeel)
SmartWool black wool socks
ExOfficio Boxers
More comfy than regular clothes, don't get hot as fuck, perfect for all but super fancy occassions (just sub shoes with black oxfords and sub linen shirt for button-up)
If I'm moving around a lot or traveling I'll wear a merino wool undershirt in lieu of cotton
>>55225344
this is me except haskell instead of perl and python
>>55225266
>fictional characters are more /fa/ than real people
What a surprise.
>>55225345
>>55225387
Display pi using brainfuck and we'll talk
