It’s bad enough that Wikipedia no longer allows linking to pages archived on there, and they’re actively working to replace any links already in use

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Archive.today_guidance

Say that to Mace Windu’s face

So much of the wonder of computers and networks and just… all of it has been abstracted away

So many people just have phones or tablets as the majority of their computer experience

Assuming y’all aren’t just fucking around, reading the comments here is actually really cool, tangentially interacting with people who have internet stories from well before I was born

I’m just from the dialup era, and I still feel old online a lot of the time, but then someone here is like “yeah, Berners-Lee invented HTTP just to make a website to mock me”

Kingdom doesn’t get enough attention, it’s so good. The only other zombie media I rank that highly is World War Z, the book

I loved Adventure Time since it first aired, and Owl House might beat it for my favorite animated show, that’s how good it is

But Leopold, that kills people

anarchists will use it for almost literally anyone

I mean, yeah? Like the most basic understanding of anarchy is that hierarchy is a bad thing, so it applies to a lot of political philosophies

Most other things I can survive without, but I just miss pizza so much

The only reason I’d ever want to be a billionaire would be to fund vegan cheese research

With days like these, I need to start listening to them again

I’m sure Epstein will learn his lesson after this

I’m pretty sure it’s jaicilgin

I haven’t read the books, so I can’t comment on that, but wow, Lee Pace kills it as Day.

And shout out to Jared Harris for being in this and The Expanse

There’s a massive difference between taking the deer you hit with your truck and whatever the fuck RFK was doing with bear cubs in Central Park

You’re not wrong, I was just poking fun at the original comment making a hyperbolic statement about hyperboles

I’d bet that a lot of it comes from how pervasive advertising is; we’re constantly bombarded by ads that use that kind of language, so it’s worked its way into everyday language

The irony of saying that only the US uses hyperbole

Call us Yankees because it’ll annoy the “the South will rise again” crowd

Meanwhile, Lanky Kong

Schoolhouse Rock was a foundational part of my childhood. It’s because of those songs that I have the preamble to the Constitution memorized, and know what a preposition is

But the history songs… Wow. Presented as fun and educational, but the one about Manifest Destiny might as well be called “Lebensraum”

https://www.tedcruzforhumanpresident.com/

An oldie but goodie