Is this the Year of Hurd on the Desktop?

Still, it’s good advice.

I thought they said ahunter2.

It’s about attributing all the ills of society to a particular class (specifically the class in charge of the banks and other moneyed interests) and claiming that all violence and oppression directed toward them is justified.

There are a couple of steps missing at the beginning. There was a time when we only blocked popups; other types of ad were fine, but popups were annoying enough that they needed special attention, and the popup-blocker was usually built-in to the browser without needing an extension. It took a couple of years for the non-popup types of ads to become obnoxious enough to warrant blocking.

Windows’ market share is being nibbled to death by cats.

Remember when PCSX2 was stuck at 1.6 forever? Glad we’re past that.

Million to one shot, doc. Million to one.

I’m mostly excited about this because an earlier blog post stated that 1.5 would be the last revision on the 1.x branch, and that 2.0 will be a major overhaul. I’d really like to see SuperTuxKart get to a state where it could at the very least stand next to the kart racers of a decade ago.

Windows just isn’t ready for the desktop.

Remember when Google was the “Don’t be evil” company?

So who would win in a fight between the Juggernaut and the Blob?

Hopefully he’s got his barrel ready.

I think they called it The Legend of Korra.

Just take a common word and remove a vowel or two. That’s still hip, right?

We got Gimp 3 before The Winds of Winter.

Relevant xkcd

Gimp 2.0 was released eight months before Half Life 2.

And my axe!

That’s Lemmy in a nutshell. Guillotine and Luigi memes are constantly repeated because they know that no one’s actually going to act on that stuff, but any time anyone suggests a practical means to weaken the oligopoly people come out of the woodwork to shut it down.