It’s a joke on a tweet about a guy spending a multi-hour flight just staring straight ahead.

Frankly, even the Buckley version is worse than the original. The song has a bad case of the “Born in the USA” syndrome.

I imagine that’s handed out by state security.

It’s really special to not have ternary, but have Elvis.

On the contrary, the best part about it is that it’s not a compilation of references the audience is supposed to already know about. It’s just a fun adventure movie. The reason the RPG crowd sing it praises is that in addition, if you know how to read it, the actual plot is “girlfriend is curious about what we’re all doing every Tuesday evening”

Well, now that you bring it up…

If you want that, just light up the first and last LED always.

Prigozhin joke.

Have tried it, wouldn’t recommend it.

The trick there is that your initial demand has to be more extreme than what you want. This both anchors the Overton window, and allows you room for concessions. So, in effect, if you want socdems, but you competition are technofeudalists, you need to go as far left as possible and then compromise to meet them in the middle.

Yeah, he had no idea what was going on. A cop asked him a question, and he just lied on instinct.

JavaScript is by far the worst.

PHP

Would it help if it was described as a “religious experience”?

Also, how yhe hell does the Akashic record have no matches? Shouldn’t it at least return the query itself?

Also, the vast majority of mammals don’t see green either.

I’ve had the thought that if I were to design a psyop campaign, a pretty solid option for dominating the discussion would be to come out swinging and accuse everyone else of being an agent. That way, people have to either constantly defend against accusations, or they conclude, rightly, the accusations are baseless and decide to disregard the very idea that there is a psyop going on.

Ah, right, I got my acronyms confused.

VS? Wasn’t x86-64 originally an ARM creation?

Sure, but that’s usually done through a UPS cabinet, not on an individual device level.

Appliances that don’t depower when unplugged sound like an incredibly bad idea.