The first video of his I watched was about the history of turn indicator design. Unironically fascinating stuff.

One thing that they are confirmed to do is when someone you interact with a lot searches for something, that person may be interpreted as a family member and results from their searches may show up in your ads. Devious af.

I wish for people to learn the difference between its and it’s.

Yeah, they crammed a lot of good jokes into that 24 minutes but it somehow didn’t feel rushed (except the parts they played at 2x speed).

I work in devops as well and while Windows is easier and more convenient for many things, some processing-heavy tasks are better left to Linux. Doing generative AI stuff, for example, I don’t want to be loading a bulky OS on top of the task at hand.

I thought about dual booting, but it would make multitasking nearly impossible. So, instead, I’m using Linux whenever possible and I have a Windows VM I can enter at a moment’s notice or hibernate if I need the resources. And then there’s the MacBook, but we don’t talk about the MacBook.