You’re under arrest.

Yeah, there are several repositories that seek to replicate it, but at least last time I looked they’re not particularly searchable. Another lemming did demonstrate that you can download the data and grep through it but I haven’t been motivated to do so yet.

I don’t know where it comes from, but I first saw it on bash.org, now defunct.

… File this under “thoughts Lemmy inspires in my mind every time I open it.”

I know this as Othello.

Also an episode of Black Mirror.

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Strongly agreed.

My erstwhile manager told me that he once fell off a scooter and broke his leg very badly. According to him, the ER doctor said the only other time he’d seen that type and severity of breakage was when someone was parachuting, messed it up, and hit a tree.

Hey, I saw NerdCubed play this.

I think they meant Ptolemaic.

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Maybe this and a similar dishwasher story are how Technology Connections got started.

Those who don’t embiggen this comment should be discluded from consideration.

It is true that, if you remove any joy from life, it becomes a lot cheaper.

Nothing wrong with that!

When I was younger, I’d take it out and have pretend tiny sword fights with my brother.

Your approach was probably more practical.

What is “the isolation room”? That sounds terrifying.

Once I attended a wedding where the hosts had requested guests show up in costume. Most people showed up in costumes that clearly were just minimal effort - a mask, a cape, whatever. Some people showed up in really intense costumes. I don’t remember what my then-girlfriend and I wore but it was somewhere in the middle of the two.

When we got there, we encountered a mutual friend of the groom and me. He was in, simply, a suit, something one would wear to a more traditional wedding. We jokingly said “where’s your costume?”

He responded “I don’t wear costumes because I’m an adult.”

I remember right now.

Sort of.