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I didn’t get the reference, and you did enlighten me, so I feel like I’m supposed to say “thank you,” but I really just want my minute and nine seconds back now.

I’d probably use it, so that’s one person at least. Could be a fun reverse engineering project, too.

It’s definitely not self hosted. Regardless of where the server is running, you have to connect to it using jackbox.tv and I don’t know of any way to play the games without that.

I’ve had good luck with fruit juices for the most part

Yes, and you’ll even get a free lifetime supply of extra-pointy kidney stones

Real men use Scratch for everything.

See, I’m not trying to present myself as such. He is.

Yeah, this is totally the face of a big scary badass.

I always use /docker, but I recognize that’s probably not the most “correct” place.

It’s a definition in Merriam-Webster as of several years ago.

My issue with “literally” is that it’s become an actual part of the dictionary definition rather than being recognized as merely a hyperbolic use of the word.

I’m gonna get the shit downvoted out of me for this, but the problem with this idea is that insular communities tend to redefine words and then expect everyone outside their bubble to know their new definition. Doing so also robs the language of a word that served a specific purpose, such as in the case of the word “literally.”

When I first started using Linux, I was told that if I had a problem, I shouldn’t give a well-reasoned, well-documented description of what’s wrong and what steps I’ve tried, because everyone will ignore it. Instead, I was told to say that Linux sucks because I’m having this problem and I’d get 3.8 million angry fixes within 10 minutes.

I disagree. Being able to slap the windows key and type the name of the program I’m looking for is one of my favorite features of both Gnome and KDE and I wish Windows worked similarly.

It took me a solid half-dozen tries not to pronounce it “mid-leend.” After that much effort, I decided to let my dumb brain win and go with it.