A paper on this phenomenon would certainly get the Ig Nobel prize!

He still has the user base. But not for long, one might say.

As does Reddit, Twitter still contains some valuable information.

Nitter is also blocked.

Could one argue that a monolithic kernel such as the Linux kernel also goes against that principle?

I wonder how universal that phenomenon is across different cultures.

Browsh is pretty cool for a text-based browser.

I’m just happy that (relatively) a lot of people recognized the reference.

For a second or two I thought that you didn’t even get any actual ink. I had seen a post about multi-function printers refusing to scan if you’re out of ink, and I thought perhaps you could buy a card with an unlock code for such situations (hence “instant ink”). That’s not too unbelievable these days though, is it?

TIL banana is a berry! 🤯

You can also make your own ketchup.

But store-bought tomatoes are nearly tasteless…

Yeah, right.

Thanks, I hate it.

How Soon is Now?

Yeah, but if Chrome is only used for a couple of utility websites, it won’t be a win for Google.

There’s a webcomic about a world where almost no one sleeps anymore thanks to a new drug. And they work 16 hours a day.

Clickbait headline for a boring article 😪

One might ponder: is it better to be forgotten or be forever remembered for attempting something silly?

@675 is the best!