Wait a sec, you’re saying humans are the problem?

Games are bad, they make you mad

I don’t go so far as to think thing A is true all the time, but I believe thing A is true 90% of the time, and I would prefer to ignore those other 10% cases

The level of honesty with his prejudice is refreshing I suppose, but wow what a piece of shit

Calling out Western Imperialism is fair game, but I find it hard to believe that the Ukranian “Occupying Nazi Regime” is of any power or relevance when their openly Jewish president A.) won the election with 73% of the vote and B.) remains alive and well despite a neighboring superpower country actively trying to kill him for over 3 years

… yes it would,…

I think it was intentional so they could inject the word “goth”, similarly to how propane became propain

I got nauseous watching that movie. Not from the content matter, but rather the stupid ‘artsy’ camera rolls.

What makes the uncut version better?

I refuse to own any car capable of violating my privacy

Is this you?

CEO Jensen Huang after reading your disparaging remarks about his company:

My blogging career in a nutshell

once taxes are low you’ll be a Fortune 500 CEO before you know it.

Really? I can’t wait! 🥳

Metal Gear Solid as prophesized

Found my spirit animal

I don’t know the name but I can tell you how sad they make me when they break and tear off and you have to use a lighter on the now extremely frayed end(s) of your shoelace for just a few seconds, and then pinch off the flame just lightly burning your fingies while molding the shoelace end into a cohesive black carcinogen.

Source: I am cheap

Me too - my take on it was the end of the world is nigh and Jesus is returning to Earth, but on the way back he passes Francis’ soul

multi-threaded rustc

I am still quite ignorant of the workings of rust/rustc (I’ll learn it tomorrow, I swear!) but I’m surprised that multi threaded compilation isn’t available by default. make/gcc have had it for several decades

Has SpongeBob said thank you once?

Oof

*Nintendogs

Slackware taught me appreciation for apt/yum dependency resolution.

It was a great learning experience, but I doubt I’d ever go back