Even the Steam Controller has an easter egg where it plays the Wilhelm scream randomly if you drop it.

There’s the Gemini watermark at the bottom right.

Looks like the original source is this: https://youtu.be/iPIS05OwavM

Eng sub: https://youtu.be/3bTI6WUJxD4

Uhh, I couldn’t see anywhere that it’s in the public domain. Could you point me to a source for that?

That’s a very nice picture! Very wallpaper-able (I make up these words as I roll).

Would you mind sharing the full resolution version?

I don’t know why but I could never get used to hot coffee. I’ve tried it multiple times over the last few years and it’s always a one off thing. I live in a desert so it makes sense to me, but everyone around me drinks hot tea and stuff. I guess I’m the weird one.

There’s a saying in Korea I relate to, that goes like: Even if I freeze to death, always Iced Americano.

The only thing I don’t like about iced coffee is if I’m not careful, I inhale that stuff in a few seconds and all that’s left is an empty mug and a heart full of regret.

* Calls 911 *

“Name your drink, McDonald’s has it. For the special…”

* 30 seconds later *

“Thank you for calling 911.
For reporting a burglary, press 1.
If you are being chased by an armed person, press 2.
…
For an ambulance, press 14.
If you want to talk to an operator, press 0.”

* Presses 0 *

This call is being recorded for training and monitoring purposes. You will be connected to an operator after the beep.

* Beep *

“Hello I’m Haley 9000, an AI powered voice operator. How can I help you?”

Background source plz 🙃

Maybe use a RAM based fs? Some distros mount /tmp as tmpfs into the RAM. You can look into that.

What’s up with those pair of eyes behind the door?

What’s up with those pair of eyes behind the door?

Yeah, these things quickly boil down to the trusting trust thing (see Ken Thompson’s Turing award lecture). You can’t trust any system until you’ve designed every bit from scratch.

You gotta put your trust somewhere, or you won’t be able to implement jack.

Thank mr skeltal

It’s in Intercal, a joke language from '70s. Mark Rendle describes it here in his talk at NDC. This whole talk is ridiculous btw.