Unless you’re running Game of Thrones season 6+, most productions have people watch the footage during editing and would notice stuff like this

Fuckkkkk.

Can Mozilla just fucking stop licking Google’s asshole for like 1 god damned week?

I have to use it at work.

I don’t like it. I doing use it elsewhere, but it’s mandatory.

Octagon is Greek.

~100gb with images and the max image.

Asides from my kiwix clone of Wikipedia, in the apocalypse there’s not much value to most of the things I self host.

I self host backups, code forge, some AI tools (all my AI chat and completion are local now).

But realistically, in an apocalypse situation I’m going to leave my suburban home and migrate somewhere safer and more directly connected to food+shelter, and probably spend my days dealing with trying to survive.

My self hosting is primarily designed around avoiding US based tools and systems, so that I have more control over privacy and don’t find policy I disagree with.

Ted Lasso is damn near perfect TV

I’m actually insulted they’re making a fourth season. If it doesn’t live up, which is a high bar, it will be upsetting.

I’ll just sit and not say stuff for hours with my partner. It’s nice.

I mean, the Fins have a thriving society.

I can’t explain it, but they’re among the happiest people on earth.

Do you guys cut the back and the front or just the front?

I grew up in a front only house, but my spouse is ADAMANT that you have to cut both sides.

I get the argument, equal pressure, but it’s just not enough volume it’s an issue. Even if you pour out the whole bag it just compresses due to the vacuum.

Oh man, I asked Claude to summarize my commits and changes today, using the voice and structure of my usual daily updates.

It was fucking awful.

Claude spent 5 minutes on this then I had to review and edit anyway. I ended up spending 10 minutes writing down the what+why in a bullet list from scratch and it’s 100x clearer and better.

The AI neither did a better job nor saved me time.

I think you’re doing the right thing.

I actually agree with this.

Thinking about the problem is more important than writing the code.

It’s cheap to code and expensive to realize you built the wrong thing and your API is fucked.

They were low level, so it was kind of a dick move, but the module stated this cultist knew fireball as one of their spells.

It was intended as a boss fight.

Twitter has been on a massive decline since Elon bought it, updated the algorithm to force right wing bullshit on the users, and pushed AI generated deep fakes and child porn.

In 2026 there’s no “reach” excuse when other platforms have gained traction and non logged in viewers have a crap experience.

Just nazi stuff.

I once (as the DM) caused a TPK with fireball.

A cultist mage was about to die. He knew fireball. The whole party was around him.

The reasonable thing to do was a con check to see if he had the mental fortitude to follow through, then kill himself for the cause. So he mustered his strength and fireballed himself.

People were mad

A computer shop once laughed in my mom’s face for asking if they’d repair her printer. The accepted practice is to just throw the whole thing out when you want new ink or it stops working.

Eventually she tracked down a guy in another town who fixed printers, and he fixed the printer (a bottle cap was jammed inside, in case you were wondering. He returned the bottle cap).

That was 20 years ago and things aren’t better.

A nicely made bed also feels nicer and is easier to keep clean.

Distinct layers of sheets with uniform spacing between them holds and vents heat more uniformly.

If you’ve only got one blanket probably makes no difference though.

It’s a FOMO play for morons.

The entire valuation is that they say that they can find $28T of businesses on mars and the moon, that that creating these business ideas is something they can do repeatably.