Being an academic means being open minded because when researching something, the outcome may be different from what you expected. In such cases do you concede that your initial theory was wrong or do you stubbornly continue to believe that you were right and keep trying to prove yourself correct?

“Neither democratic, nor the people’s, nor a republic.”

Steam users: First time?

This is why I don’t like Docker compared to Podman:

I wrote “it’s” instead of “its” in the meme.

My dumb ass

Well earned upvote, sir/ma’am.

This is more important after the recent news of malware on AUR

Ah yes, the uncle killer that kills uncle processes.

So an uncle process is the parent process’ sibling process. Makes sense.

Yes

Took me less than a second to see what I thought it was.

I think the technical term is “Yuri”.

Relevant Existential comic: https://existentialcomics.com/comic/585

Yeah, I watch Mandalore too. Didn’t strike me at the time. He’s one of the more serious reviewers I find with low-key humour.

In no particular order:

• Civvie11 (Video games)
• Warlockcracy (Video games, mostly CRPGs. Good humour)
• Wilburgur (Video games)
• SsethTzeentach (Hyper meme-fied game reviews)
• Historia Civilis (History)
• ymfah (Video game challenges, hyper meme-fied)
• Technology Connection (Everyday tech)
• Grim Beard (Long video game reviews)
• Noah Caldwell-Gervais (Long video game reviews)
• Frederik Knudsen (Rabbit hole stuff)

Plus more I can’t recall right now. But I can watch any old video from these guys any time and not feel bored.

You’re cringe

The first Rock in Rio

Is there a part 1?

No more CPU time…

Hold on I’ll add a transcript to the body.