Fun fact: internet explorer was originally built off the File Explorer.

I kinda stopped following programming for windows a decade ago. But in sure there is some ancient code from 30 years ago that is holding some critical files together.

Need a Explanation?

(Gestures vaguely in the air)

It’s built off of OSM. Which is how it should be.

Absolutely a depression indicator.

Post-election, my wife and I are going hard on co-op games again. We are not feeling so great.

But prior to that, we were casually gaming, maybe 1-2 hours a day at most.

You literally cannot search for Mastodon without getting a weird ass 2-paragraph manifesto about The Fediverse.

End users just want to use shit.

This is unfortunately the world of open-source.

1. Nerd tells you to use the open-source thing.
2. Non-technical tries it and asks questions
3. Nerd proclaims it’s not a real problem/your fault/not applicable/fix it yourself
4. Some company takes that open-source version or idea, makes it easier for end users and monetize it
5. Nerd gets angry and repeats step 1

Source: I am nerd and I contribute to open-source.

This is funny on the internet but I met this guy at coding conferences.

I didn’t watch the video but who is this stuff for?

If I was a Microsoft fan, why click?

If I was a Linux fan, the thumbnail is all I need.

I’m not angry. I’m just confused.

This is apple we’re talking about. So it’ll be $500 and called the iDock and the fans will call it innovation.

NFTs. I’m so glad it died so quickly. What a scam.

Can’t wait to see Ubisoft’s first AI only game.

Halo 4 was wack.

Halo 5 hasn’t been released on PC yet.

Halo infinite was pretty good, but forgettable.

Replaying the remastered Halo trilogy, yeah… They’ll never recapture that magic.

Apparently if it’s not cross promoting on Mountain Dew or something, people think it’s dead.

This is going to sound weird but I volunteered as a parent on a school field trip. And all the preteens (boys and girls) were talking about CoD.

My tinfoil hat assumption is that they’re continuing to buy their way into social relevance.

This is a shared experience.

Every single person in my circle gave the biggest wtf to it and when they finally got it, talk about how they rarely use their gaming PC.

I don’t think so. It’s been making the tech waves for the past year. As a multinational, my company went department by department, ensuring we clean up and remove anything potentially connected to Russia. I’m guessing it’s never been newsworthy enough for the average person.

I had a conversation with a woman who strongly believed God put the dinosaur bones there to test our faith.

No one answered it in the comments but is this saying the dog is 45? Like in human years?

Seriously.

1 website that forwards data to all the social media platforms.

This message has existed for 10 hours and a cryptobro hasn’t commented yet?