Joseph H.
is a little salty about vapid adverts.
"Vacation planners long ago figured out that the Great
Salt Lake didn't make for great resorts.
They must be referring to the up-and-coming land cruises
across the desert plains of Utah. Definitely that. No
other possible explanation."
Cole T.
sings
"Searching for the U.2 connector's SFF name finds a funny Wikipedia article."
I think I would call this an example of ambient context.
Denilson
"Google Photos is like the little kid who keeps asking
''are we there yet?'' during a car trip. In less than
one day, it sent many notifications about freeing up space."
Maybe more like the the kid who keeps saying "Daddy I gotta pee"
over and over until he doesn't.
Disgruntled
Azerty11235
rants
"From Fandom, whose main business
is hosting wikis and information, we now have something
that is so wrong it becomes true."
Finally, an anonymous European sends us an image that needs
a little translation.
Bitte überprüfen Sie das Formular und korrigieren Sie
folgende Fehler: translates to English as Please check the
form and correct the following errors:, while the phrase
Die Antwort auf die Sicherheitsfrage muss mindestens 8 Zeichen lang sein
translates to English as The answer to the security
question must be at least 8 characters long
Says the Writer:
"Veracode asked for a answer to pesky (un-) security question
when activating my account.
Out of laziness I took the first one. What food
did you dislike the most as a child? Well, my disliked food was
also apparently too little."
Meshuggeneh! And now the exercise for you,
dear Reader, is to try and guess what's been pixelated.
It couldn't be Bier, but was it… Borscht?
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