Go see a show at The Comedy Cellar. Book it in advance if you can. If it's "sold out," you can still show up and wait before showtime - I think they only sell about half the seats online, so if you show up 30-60 minutes before the show, you can probably get in.
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I have no insight into this specific event, and won't bother looking it up, but "no memory" here might not be like someone would say in a deposition to blow off a question - it might be that he was also injured in the crash, and legitimately has no recollection of the event.
Ronny Chieng absolutely sucked as Kahn. Toby Huss (original voice of Kahn) did an admirable impression of Johnny Hardwick's Dale - just sounded maybe a little congested or something.
Having daily driven Windows (~6 years growing up), MacOS (8+ years for work), Linux (~18 years on personal and (some) work machines), and ChromeOS (~2 years, on a cheap Chromebook used while I was traveling places I didn't want to take an expensive machine), if my options were Windows, MacOS, or ChromeOS, I would 100% take ChromeOS. Even on cheap hardware, it was a better user experience than the others... Though I will caveat that with: when I had to do work that required heavy lifting, I remoted into my Linux desktop. But that was a hardware limitation, rather than a software limitation.
For people who know what they're doing, I recommend traditional Linux. For those who don't, I recommend ChromeOS. Mac and Windows are both also run by mega corps, they're all spying on users... at least ChromeOS is performant and stable.
Do you know if this means desktop Linux apps in general will no longer be supported?
https://youtu.be/RY-NF_7R-pk?t=9m23s
This video is great at showing non-colorblind people what some colorblind see. The woman's son is colorblind, so she does a little interview with him, to ask him how he picks out certain colors. They also take some pictures and run them through a filter that demonstrates how he sees - to a non-colorblind person, the difference is obvious, but he struggles to tell the difference, indicating the filter does a good job of showing what he sees.
The gang must have let Charlie make the sign again.
Malcolm Jamal Warner also died within the past few days.
Short clips is a common technique for spotting AI generated videos. It's computationally expensive to do more than that. Not impossible, but uncommon.
They updated the ride after the movies, so... It's kind of circular at this point.
https://youtu.be/EBb1bYakqMw?t=11m55s
"Even the hands?!"
If you haven't seen Detroiters, do yourself a favor, and go binge it.