Larry Tesler, inventor of the cut, copy, and paste commands, dies at 74

Built in VHS!

I’ve been using Metube but it’s pretty basic. Might give this a shot.

They despise the current government and it shows in their reporting. The BBC are used to getting paid regardless of who is in government, and have been almost overtly right leaning for years now. They’re currently headed by a former conservative political candidate. Laura Kuennsberg has had more accusations of bias levied against her than is normal for someone who’s job is quite literally to be politically unbiased.

Flick on to BBC News 24 and watch some of their coverage of Charlie Kirk. The final nails are firmly in that coffin.

Same. I didn’t realise there was anything wrong with it tbh

This sounds like an episode of Curb Your Enthusiasm

My favourite is forgetting that someone died and then finding out and having to grumble about it all over again.

This seems to be a frequent occurrence for those who died during (but usually not from) COVID due to the time warp.

not able to distinguish between fiction (regardless of the medium) and reality

religious fanatics

The line is a circle

Ah my misunderstanding, thank you

I’m surprised the list is so short tbh, did others vote in favour or abstain?

I buy vinyls and merch. It doesn’t entirely cut out the middleman but it’s less morally bankrupt than giving it to record labels

I’m scared OP thinks people don’t change

Yeah but I used to be a piece of shit

Someone hasn’t tried sloppy steaks at Truffoni’s

Wanker, n. CS Lewis

Ex: Shut up Lewis you massive wanker

I don’t like it when anonymous social media conspiracies start making sense :/

You’re not squinting hard enough

https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/

IoT sort-of-kind-of replaced CE

The people who give a shit: former windows CE devs