Yeah a dozen or so commits updating readme files isn’t exactly compelling stuff. Any of us could do this in five minutes on GitHub.

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Them’s fighting… punctuation

Copy that floppy!

It’s over 5000!

This! Uncle Bob is a garbage person. Used to really respect him, but F that guy.

Things that can’t be recycled.

It really is more of a visual medium. A picture is worth a thousand words after all!

Yeah this change is certainly for Musk: “how can I make my tweets look the most popular, without people liking them?”

Then they injected ads on it.

Printing Butt is fun and all, but if I’m at the point of logging nonsense, it is usually a stronger word.

This is a really interesting idea, but a password manager would throw a wrench in it.

I’d assume my password was invalidated or stored incorrectly, so I’d reset, then I’d try to log in, wtf… this website blows.

I love Plex for the most part, but this is why I also run jellyfin with my same media collection.

I rode an elliptical, lifted weights and ate healthier to lose 60lbs. Lots of water too.

Probably somewhere other than Japan.

This reminded me of having to install a codec pack like klite or cccp as one of the first things on a fresh install. I’m glad that isn’t a thing anymore.

I’d like to go back with my memories, but might run into some sort of time cop situation. It’s a tough call.

1. Scripting is easier. Apps and commands can be composed together in simple repeatable scripts.
2. looks cool.
3. Remotely administer machines with the same interface and little lag.

Firefox is faster than ever, and I trust Mozilla a fair bit more than Google to not be shady with my data. The switch is painless, and ads these days cover what feels like over half the page… it’s insane.

I run ff on my phone and PC, with all the privacy settings maxed. Ublock also works on Android and makes those trashy BuzzFeed style sites readable.