Krazam OS(krazam.tv) |
They're hilarious, I think only matched by Austin Nasso who does a tech roast show: https://youtube.com/@austinnasso/videos
Maybe it's somehow trying to access my clipboard, and that's triggering a separate problem I've been having when RDP'ing to a certain Linux machine in another window...
Now I want to see a video from them that references or is about Hacker News.
LOL
can we crowdsource merch ideas for these guys pls
- "I have delivered value... But at what cost?", being the title of the video
- "Have the KPIs of my own life failed to grow quarter over quarter?"
It's been replaced by Omnious all knowing all seeing user provider, made by famous xz contributor NotCIA.
Often when I have a Zoom meeting I zone out and this skit plays in my head instead.
A reference to their video IETF Celebrates The Standards [LIVE at Demuxed '22]
"You were born to deploy Kubernetes clusters."
I watch KRAZAM and I get into a deep existential crisis. I love them.
I haven't watched much because the laugh track and general cheesiness turned me off.. but I thought it was just jokes about him being a "nerd" in the ways mainstream people think of nerds..
About a year ago, new TLDs were introduced [4], with .zip and .mov being the most popular. However, the .os TLD wasn't on the list, which was disappointing for me!
I'm uncertain about the criteria that determine whether a TLD is a good candidate, and I may be the only one emotionally attached to the idea of a .os TLD. Nevertheless, the introduction of the .zip TLD faced numerous complaints[5],[6], particularly regarding security concerns.
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1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33838179
2. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38830132 & https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29779753
3. https://simone.computer/#/webdesktops
4. https://fieldeffect.com/blog/what-you-should-know-about-the-...
5. https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/new-zip-domai...
6. https://www.malwarebytes.com/blog/news/2023/05/zip-domains
"Your feedback is actionable and important"
"There will never be another outage again"
"Your tests are reliable and have appropriate coverage"
This guy is an icon.
DEVOPS is a meaningful term.
YOU WERE BORN TO DEPLOY KUBERNETES CLUSTERS!
Cue music from the lion King ...
Can you feel the irony tonight... It's so obvious..
Huge meta corps writing a spurious OS..
What a hideous mess...
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011100111. Krazam OS (krazam.tv) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40126751
2. Meta Horizon OS (meta.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40115554
Both posts feature OS but with rather different look and feel.
GitHub repo: https://github.com/Etesam913/xp-newtab/
Here is a nice Easter egg that I found:
Open the terminal. Type help. Then type yahoo_cd
> Company merch exists to provide an illusion of purpose to your meaningless life.
Doubly funny when it first came out because IIRC Slackware ha just released a new version
The "read Marcus Aurelius' Meditations in bed on my Nook - didn't understand shit!" comes back to me almost weekly reading HN comments sometimes.
Also at FAANG and FAANG wannabes. The absurd obsession over BS and pedantic conflicts is just yucky.
Thank you for showing me a new word today!
If not, yeah.
The recent video about the T3 stack just lists off names of libraries that we're all forced to use. I get that it's relatable but there's a difference between funny and relatable.
Hard disagree, those are the most hilarious parts to me. Best example of this is the ffmpeg video.
#DiscreetMath
"Big Bang Theory" was initially written that way, but the original pilot episode was a famous flop. Test audiences hated the characters. (The unaired pilot can be found with a Google search.)
Even though the pilot failed, the studio liked the concept enough that the showrunners were given the rare opportunity to reshoot the pilot with a new script. They introduced the character of Penny and balanced the scenes carefully around emotional connection, to make it clear to audiences when the characters are connecting or failing to connect. And that's probably closer to why millions of people love the show — it's not the tech jokes or laughing at nerds but the empathy.
But the point about BBT is that it isn’t really a show about nerds or physics; it’s about emotional intelligence. This was a fairly groundbreaking angle for a Hollywood sitcom at the time when comparable mainstream shows were built on rather mean-spirited writing and stunted character development, like “How I Met Your Mother” and “Two and a Half Men.”
Seinfeld was invented as an antithesis to that whole genre. "No hugging, no learning". Maybe they were so successful that they obsoleted what they were rebelling against.