"I tell the actors what to do. Well, I tell them WHEN to do it anyway." #ExplainSMing

I'm working on "A Gentlemen's Guide to Love and Murder" and oh my goodness are Musicals without Production Numbers absolutely heaven to rehearse! #SMlife

Any perk in destiny where the guy explodes when you kill him are always the best ones.

what you need to understand about recommending a show to me is that no matter how much we both know I'll like it, I can't watch it until the Neurodivergence Department in my brain approves it. I don't know when that will be, and I don't have any more control over it than you do.

Why don’t bank deposits go through on the weekends are the computer systems home with their families?

In the garden of Eden, mankind fell to sin and the earth was cursed. Software is no exception.

I literally cannot understand L1/L2 and L/ZL. Bumpers and triggers for the win!

It's wild to me when people are using Windows 11 and they have left all the default taskbar settings as is out of the box. The search bar is insane. Why would you not make it a button? Windows 10 has this same problem FWIW.

Greatest commercial EVER!!!

Gen Z won't understand, but this woman dropped one of the hardest lines of the 2000's.

Guys, no one says "Cue" when they're calling a show (and if they do, they shouldn't). It's "Lights 1 Go" not "Lights Cue 1 Go" and ABSOLUTELY not "Cue 1 Go." #SMlife

My apprentice redecorated the booth.

its cool how half the global economy is contingent on this shit

This website is like a piece of paper that's glued to the wall like you ripped it off of a magazine. There's panning and scrolling. The mental model of the page is vividly clear. Navigation is straightforward and predictable. Menu doesn't move. The 'staticness' of these old sites is undervalued and now kind of forgotten. Compare this with modern full screen webapps that give you no sense of where you are on the page and molasses-like animated UI that captures native scrolling. These websites have their own abstraction layer to navigate, browse and present things. Almost like motion picture that presents information to you and you don't have much control. Signifiers that visually inform you of interactability are misplaced or entirely missing. You have some illusion of control but it's nowhere as explicit as a static page. There is an ad-tech-smell and "pop" in modern websites as they take over your visual field in mysterious, unpredictable ways. Doesn't let go of the attention easily. Huge typography and motion effects captivate users kinda like a 30-sec advertisement. Crack cocaine of information consumption. Combine this with terrible decisions at the OS-level like making scrollbars invisible, practice of UI/UX is deeply unserious today. It's not like we don't have solutions and it's an unknown problem. We have the blueprints. We had it all and we deliberately abandoned it with great carelessness. But in a certain light, the practice of UI/UX today is deeply serious in the ad-tech aspects and bedazzles their userbase with ever-increasing sense of bedazzlement. What purpose does Apple Liquid Glass UI serve otherwise? Open for discussion and critique.

You can’t really argue this. They believe in investing in the people and infrastructure.

Why is sleeping at night so hard but sleeping in the morning is like drifting away on a soft fluffy cloud while time passes at 10x speed

Unpopular opinion: Windows 10 was still better than Windows 11.

Nintendo has completed the infinity gauntlet of going back to a game. We have now the perfect guide for if a game is a remaster, remake etc. I present the Starfox Scale.

What’s extremely weird about the sequel trilogy is they didn’t plan it out. This is the biggest trilogy of all time by the biggest entertainment corpo that has ever existed and they couldn’t bother to write all three movies together. The random nerd at the comic book store could have done a better job.

Before iPhones, this was the pinnacle of technology