Let me know if Dragonmeet ever finds itself on your schedule... We go most years.

It all stems from the idea of "something I do should trigger something... But I don't need to know what that is."

Makes it easier to trigger more stuff later on, as you don't need to change anything in the code of the "triggerer" to do that.

So much of Linux is "here are 20 great things that make sense plus one thing that makes everything 20x more difficult"

Missed "of my mind" on the first read and thought "jesus what's in your fridge"

I hope so... There are two approaches we usually see when someone fucks up horribly... The Dan Harmon (apologise, take responsibility, vow to be a better person, demonstrate growth) and the JK Rowling (never admit any fault, double down, become an unrepentant shithead, make everything worse for all)

Phelddagrif is an anagram of "Garfield PhD"... Richard Garfield famously doesn't like being referred to in that way, so the card being called that is a friendly bit of ribbing

Sokath, his eyes uncovered!

I mean he didn't NOT do it

Ah yes, one of the all stars in my Volo "obscure creature types" deck

Gotta love HTTP 418

Honestly the Hulk. Most of Ruffalo Hulk's character development has seemingly happened off screen, and there is such an opportunity to explore the grief and trauma that we know really created the Hulk persona (seeing his cousin able to hulk out without going insane should *shatter* his world view)

That flavour text reminds me of something... Ach, I'll have to come back to it.

I'm personally very fond of "don't look in that mirror! It's absolutely furious!"

There can be no arguments to the contrary as this is correct.

Literally my only complaint about HG/SS is that you have to beat the game to unlock the Gameboy soundtrack.

Something something "don't talk such rot" something