It’s from a bit he does about solar powered planes, but everything is old and tired now, so he’s just skipping parts like a broken record, or mentally degenerating flesh monster finally in its dying stages.

Yep, car batteries are mostly recyclable.

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This is definitely a better memory than remembering James Woods was in this scene.

This fits in with what happens in the Bible.

This is why you don’t rig a fair system… Because your ‘rig’ may one day be used against you.

I skip DS9 mirror episode specifically because I can’t stand Kira’s mirror self.

Lugaru and Overgrowth.

Wait, I think I’m experiencing the Mandello effect…

Could just be a compact model, the big one could just be stupidly pointing out the obvious to a far more advanced compact model that’s just given a lecture on the history of robotic processors.

The compact advanced model might just be about to say “Very good, I’m glad you were listening”.

I use the cheapest serrated knives, they come in a set of four, and are idiots who each take a tiny bite of food when you move them along.

… perhaps they’re not even knives, but are wood saws for food.

Your grandfather’s knives could whisper to them 24/7 until their bodies rust, they’d still just be my little idiots who cost four dollars and only cut when I move them along.

And cut they do, just with no sense of danger or spite, they only take their tiny portions and giggle until it’s their turn again. Which is only when I move them, back and forth until they get through.

“tried to fight it”? What song is that from?

“Fought the law” was right there.

C++ is focused on getting a strong degree of root control over the hardware of lots of systems. Which is part of why it’s difficult.

Okay, so what’s the plan?

Sausage, eggs on toast, bacon, and a glass of milk.

“You can’t jail me, I’m going to help this felon I know become president”.

Lems, lemmies, luna excursion modules, lemmos, lembians, lemwads… Anything but lemmings.

They’d probably be best off with PCs and a LAN in their bedrooms, and a console room elsewhere.

Just lay on your back for 15 minutes.

I liked on IRC (internet relay chat) how all the moderator actions were announced - sometimes even globally.

It was always overt and obvious why someone was kicked or banned, for how long, and a reason was almost always given (even if it was a joking one liner just to piss off the person being kicked).

This (especially that last part) made it clear the mods were just people, it showed their work, and also showed how serious, fair, unfair, or political they were.

Hang around on an IRC channel long enough and you knew what mods were jerks, go to enough channels and you could find which were fair and had well measured rules, and which were just a circus for the mods to play politics in…

It allowed users to find their places, and their levels, and to see the precedents, standards, and who they could appeal to have bans reversed.

It was a lot more public than comments disappearing with no answers as to why, and not even being able to notice if users disappear from a community… Which is how things are on many platforms today.