I finally saw the episode of South Park everyone was going on about.
It's probably one of their best ones in a long, long time.
Still ... poor Satan ... always getting into these toxic relationships.
Earlier today, the dog went on full alarm mode at the gate. Barking, snarling, warning of intruders. Kept on doing it! Couldn't figure out what he was going on about.
It was a...er... fierce BEACH BALL... Neighbor's grandkids were over at their pool yesterday and a beach ball ended up over the wall, and it was in the street. Every time it would blow back and forth on the street, the dog would go into a frenzy!
(walked him over there, let him smell the ball, and threw it back over the wall into their pool).
I think this goes beyond "did you not understand Star Trek?" because this is people struggling with the general idea of an extremely famous & popular character, which they are pretending to care about.
It's the same media/cultural literacy problem as always but magnified. Like "Superman is kind" is a very uncontroversial thing to say about the character. There have been some depictions that are not kind (thanks, Frank Miller & Zac Snyder), but in general that's one of his traits.
Yeah, I know. I'm just saying, the Fedora team actually maintains it. It's not some orphaned package on Debian that nobody cares about.
It's not just about $newthing, but about having something designed for power users and developers who don't want to spend a day manually installing things.
I like to tinker, I used to build gentoo machines. That installation process doesn't give me a hit of dopamine anymore.
It's about reducing technical debt.
They have the funniest signs in Colombia. I never did figure out exactly what this one was supposed to warn us about.
It's not warning of a "serpentine" road ahead because the road is straight. It's also not a particularly dangerous stretch of road, and its doubtfully a slippery one. Maybe a snake crossing zone?
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I remember as an early Emacs user at MIT -- ca 1977 -- trying to figure out what TECO was all about.
It was utterly impenetrable to an outsider!
An ironic saying then was, "TECO: a moment of convenience, a lifetime of regret."
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