I was shaking my head at the Helen Keller - Amelia Earhart confusion until I double checked something.

I was getting Helen Keller confused with Anne Frank…

I face some issues with updates on linux breaking things (Arch btw) but it’s usually an hour debugging and then a “hey, someone already made a fix for this as a pull request that you could install now if you compile from git”.

That’s a hassle, but it’s better than spending an hour debugging, realizing the only real solution is to wait for a hotfix from the powers that be, then several more hours trying to get a workaround, then the five stages of grief ending in admitting defeat and waiting for the hotfix that’ll break something else.

On Linux, there’s always a way to do what you want to do, with all the risk and reward that comes with that.

I never wondered why the map sea monsters were placed in the locations that they were placed in.

I am now wondering why the map sea monsters were placed in the locations that they were placed in.

If I was that brand, I would make an over the top commercial of someone using it to fend off a carjacker, then at the end hit them with a “Based on a true story”.

So the thing is, most centenarians happen to be from places that are either terrible at book keeping or at some point had a lot of their written records destroyed. There’s a strong chance that most centenarians aren’t actually over 100 years old, that their birth certificates were either faked or mismanaged along the way.

I nominate Mii Channel Theme Flute Cover (Wii) for the graduation song.

Hey I argue that styling after Windows 7 isn’t bad.

I use Nightglow Blue that looks kinda like a dark mode Windows 7:

https://store.kde.org/p/2187004

Looks like a Renaissance painting.

Unfortunate post underneath this one (as a KDE user):

Today, kids, Ms. Rachel is going to teach everyone about all the different meanings for the word “chicken.” Yay!

Ok I applaud this author, that was funny.