The pride of our nation, Internet Mahir: I kiss you!

https://web.archive.org/web/20020726141104/http://www.istanbul.tc/mahir/mahir/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahir_Çağrı

Dude was probably the first internet meme.

I just use a SFTP mount with Thunar.

This is nonsense. Firefox is open source, you can just fork it.

Still American. de-Americanizing the tech stack is a good idea.

https://www.ioccc.org/

This is so organized that my eyes hurt. You should see my messy setup :(

Why are Republicans so gay?

Linux is now the backbone of everything. It you mess Linux up, so many things will break. They realized this finally.

This feels idiotic?

I tried browsing the internet without uBlock Origin. I hated it in 5 minutes. I’m not going back to there anytime again. If your browser does not support uBlock Origin, then I am not using it.

Ancient Greeks, ancients Sparta in particular, was gay as f.

The Odyssey is a work of fiction. It’s a heroic epic, not a history. How do you make a historically accurate version of fictional oral poetry?

How long did it take to ping the whole world?

You can change things. I moved many of my friends and family from WhatsApp to Telegram.

Use Telegram, Signal, SimpleX, Matrix or one of the other alternatives…

I nominate Connor Murphy for a Darwin award: https://darwinawards.com/darwin/

Binface has

How dare you disrecpect the Count by omitting his title! Learn manners peasant!

Clacton has never been an important place in history. For the most part, Clacton was an irrelevant back corner that nobody cared about.

The people of Clacton have been giften an unique opportunity to change that forever. If Clacton votes for the intergalactic space lord Count Binface, the name Clacton-on-Sea will never be forgotten.

The way Macron and the others lick Trump’s feet is pathetic.

Ubuntu was a critical part of the Linux ecosystem for many years. It is probably the first distro of many of us (myself included).

But last ~10 years have not been kind to Canonical. They are losing ground everywhere, and they are no longer the engine of Linux adoption that they used to be. Others have taken over.