Eh.

An Excel spreadsheet.

I can’t get over just how wonderful it is to have AI in our lives.

It has hurrying right there in the name, just call it The Stockton Rush.

I do have issues with YouTube, but downtime isn’t one of them.

Bad news, I’m afraid. Tried opening a few restricted videos with PipePipe, FreeTube, tried downloading with yt-dlp, nothing works. YouTube is being locked down.

Man, just good decisions all around on Discord’s part.

Yo mama so fat, when she fell in love, she broke it.

I mean, you’re not wrong, but have you seen what those alternatives were?

Following a YouTube tutorial for a new build, they were instructed to download 7‑Zip from 7zip[.]com, unaware that the legitimate project is hosted exclusively at 7-zip.org.

My heart goes out to the poor, unsuspecting new PC owner and at the same time: fuck YouTube tutorials. It’s basically Russian roulette: either the information is solid or you get shit like this. YouTube doesn’t vet videos, nor does it have any interest in doing so, unless profits are somehow involved.

Thanks for explaining. But unless I’m missing something, Conduit doesn’t seem to be quite dead just yet. I got upgrade notifications throughout 2025, the latest two being in December; one for v0.10.10 and the other for v0.10.11.

Wait a sec, I run Conduit on my test machine and seems fine so far. What drama did I miss?

Why not Synapse?

Played it on DOS. However, I never finished it, because the music level was such a bastard. Any kind of traction between Rayman and the ground was gone, so you’re slipping and sliding everywhere, and when you weren’t, you were basically running into spikes. To top it off, the level layout was confusing as hell. Eventually, after many attempts, I got to the boss of the music level. Once. And just like the levels preceding it, the boss was hard to beat, too! In the end, I got frustrated and just bounced off.

The PS4 is hardly a potato, no?

Forgetting your Super Fork to eat your Super Salad with.

There are! It’s just that they’re buried in the heavens and historically speaking the sky is really hard to dig up.

Good news, if they keep that promise.

That quote caught my eye, too. I can only hope it’s either a mistranslation or clumsy wording, because there’s no way clicking a button labeled “open” requires any kind of skill.

It’s not just you, I agree. People should switch to Linux because they like it, not because they were told Microsoft sucks.