They don't post very often, but when they do, it's worth it.

Bumfritter!

This is a horror story.

I just discovered this channel and I like it. It's also on Nebula, so I'll be watching on there from now on.

"It is better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool, than to talk and remove all doubt of it."

This book is the origin of that phrase, and it's full of so many similar bon mots.

From Matt's Hot Shop in Victoria, Australia. Hot Ones got me addicted to trying different hot sauces a few years ago, and Matt's produces some of my favourites. The two on the right I've had before, and are amazing, but the others are new and very delicious. The apple pie one will go well with my pork, apple and fennel sausage rolls, I reckon. Fruity hot sauces are some of the best.

They also make a dill pickle one called Dillions that I always have in the fridge. Highly recommend their work.

Thankyou for letting me nerd out about hot sauce.

The bit where he takes a deep dive on Catherine's Twitter feed is a wild ride. Brilliant!

I remember seeing a solo performance from this guy some years ago and thinking he was a rare combination of brilliant music and comedy, and pretty much forgot about him.

Cue to many years later and this came up on my recommended list recently and I just watched it and it's utterly amazing.

Cannon Fodder is a fun Amiga game from back in the day that is one of the few that I'll still play now and then, but the music is next level awesome. War has never been so much fun.

The Algorithm fed me these guys recently and I found this full show on the YouTubes. A couple of French Canadians with weird costumes and a loop pedal. Brilliant stuff.

I know DLSS5 has been getting some hate for what it does to character designs, and I agree with all that.

However, I've been seeing what it does for racing games, and I'm coming around on it. This looks brilliant for a modded 13 year old game. I saw what it did for Forza Horizon as well, and I'm impressed.

This week's most favourite band ever. This is the opening track from their latest album. I recommend listening to the whole album, and it's predecessor. High octane funk rock from start to finish. So good.

From the video description: The world constantly looks at the United States and asks one question: "How did they get so dumb?" But the truth is much darker. Americans aren't naturally stupid - their system was meticulously engineered over 200 years to destroy critical thinking.

The video title is obviously a bit clickbaitey/hyperbolic, but nevertheless, this is one of the most mind-blowing videos I've ever seen. The ingenuity of humanity never ceases to amaze me. All just so I can play videogames. :)