Conky

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any day you hear a cool tune and read a funny billboard can't be THAT bad

The back half of a large, peanut shaped vehicle. Black text on the side reads "Planters #NUTmobile"
Frank Grimes angrily confronts Homer Simpson
Screen shot of a tweet. Display name is Danny Tripp and username is @DannyTripp60. Avatar is the actor Bradley Whitford. Dated May 7, 2013 Hey @prodigalsam. We once had to break in on a Studio 60 episode 3 times on the west coast feed because of plagiarism. Take this seriously.
A white-boxed photo of a Cisco SPA303 desk phone. This is a very common VOIP phone to see in shows and movies
An illustration of a stylized baseball. The seams are orange, and there's a blue representation of the NYC skyline circumscribed within the circular outline of the ball. Across the front, extending just past the edges of the ball, in all caps, are the words: YA GOTTA BELIEVE!
A screenshot of black text on a white background from an AP story. It reads: "The two planes currently used as Air Force One have been flying for nearly four decades. Boeing has been working on replacements, but the program has faced a series of delays. The planes" (it is cut off mid sentence like that in the image.)
A screenshot of white text on a dark background that reads: "Quad Cities Region of five cities"
A publicity still of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy holding their hats
Black text on white background formatted to look like an email. It reads: From: Jeffrey Epstein To: Donald J. Trump Date: 6 July 2019 Subj: Little gettogether pay at the garden centr, major tiem saver Donald J. Trump wrote: >sorry, can't come over. at Walmart bying extra strong weightbearing bed sheet >Jeffrey Epstein wrote: >>back in your neck of the woods, come by?
A screenshot of a photo and headline linking to a CNN article. The headline reads "Larry Summers says he is 'deeply ashamed' after new Jeffrey Epstein emails and will pause public engageme..." [Headline cuts off in the original photo.] The included picture of Larry Summers looks bad in the way that the text of my joke would indicate.
a screenshot of an Outlook email message, in dark mode OBVIOUSLY. There's an attachment called audio.mp3 at the top called audio.mp3 and it's 123 KB. below that is the the text of the AI transcription of audio.mp3, which is a voicemail by the way: "hey christopher this is breed and sarah over at ricotta"
Stefon, an SNL character played by Bill Hader
A neon green dumpster on a city street. In the background there's a delivery box truck. There's graffiti over the top two-thirds of the dumpster. Running the entire width of the dumpster is a phrase written in black: "How to move forward after a bad break up"
Big wall sized graffiti of a Dragon Ball guy. He is Super Saiyan. I think he is Vegeta but please don't get mad at me if he isn't
A screenshot of a Yahoo Finance article in dark mode, that reads, "“This notion that somehow you can achieve greatness, you can build something extraordinary by working 38 hours a week and having work-life balance, that is mind-boggling to me,” Andrew Feldman, cofounder and CEO of $8.1 billion AI chip company Cerebras, stressed recently on the 20VC podcast. “It’s not true in any part of life.”
A picture of Krusty the Clown from the Simpsons. He's in casual clothes and carrying suitcases. The caption is "I'VE BEEN IN RENO FOR SIX WEEKS. DID I MISS ANYTHING?"
A screenshot of the YouTube page for the Aughts era sketch group The Whitest Kids U Know. Several old sketches have been re-uploaded recently with titles like "Epstein Attention Deficit Disorder," "Epstein Client List," and "The Big Beautiful Bill."
A screenshot from Wes Scantlin's Wikipedia page. It reads, "On August 23, his neighbors called police after witnessing him rigging a fake bomb onto his vehicles in an attempt to deter thieves. The mock explosive, consisting of wires attached to the car motor and a gas tank, caused the bomb squad to be called and four surrounding buildings to be evacuated."
A chart of 18 different electrical plug and receptacles in various shapes, arranged into 3 rows of 6. Six of them, along the top row, are set by the NEMA standard, and twelve of them comprising the bottom two rows, are IEC standards. Starting from the left, row one includes: NEMA 1-15P, NEMA 1-15R, NEMA 5-15R, NEMA 5-20P, NEMA 5-20R. Row two includes: IEC C5, IEC C6, Non-polar IEC C7, Polar IEC C7, Non-polar IEC C8, Polar IEC C8. In row three, it includes: IEC C13, IEC C14, IEC C15, IEC C16, IEC C19, IEC C20. The NEMA standards are wall outlet receptacles and the plugs that fit them, and the IEC standards are the receptacles that are in devices, like computers, televisions, consoles, and various power bricks, and the plugs that fit them. Most power cables will have a NEMA end for joining to the wall and an IEC end for joining to the device.
Screenshot of 2 paragraphs from a Gizmodo article: "Travis Kalanick, the founder of Uber who no longer works at the company, appeared on All-In to talk with hosts Jason Calacanis and Chamath Palihapitiya about the future of technology. When the topic turned to AI, Kalanick discussed how he uses xAI’s Grok, which went haywire last week, praising Adolf Hitler and advocating for a second Holocaust against Jews. “I’ll go down this thread with [Chat]GPT or Grok and I’ll start to get to the edge of what’s known in quantum physics and then I’m doing the equivalent of vibe coding, except it’s vibe physics,” Kalanick explained. “And we’re approaching what’s known. And I’m trying to poke and see if there’s breakthroughs to be had. And I’ve gotten pretty damn close to some interesting breakthroughs just doing that.”"
a screenshot from the link in the post. It includes a list of bullet points aggregating stats about SaaS companies that went public in 2021. It reads: In summary – these are the median metrics for the 2021 select cohort of SaaS IPOs. Founded 11 years ago. Raised almost $400M in venture funding and burned almost $200M. $225M of implied ARR (annualized revenue run-rate) and ~$185M of LTM revenue. Growing implied ARR by almost 55% year-over-year. Added $25M of net new implied ARR in the last quarter. 74% LTM non-GAAP gross margin. 46% LTM non-GAAP Sales and Marketing spend as a % of revenue. 22% LTM non-GAAP Research and Development spend as a % of revenue. 17% LTM non-GAAP General and Administrative spend as a % of revenue. Still losing money with a (9)% LTM non-GAAP operating margin. 119% net dollar retention rate. LTM magic number of 0.8 and implied payback period of 20 months (definitions later in post). $40B TAM (total addressable market). Implied ACV or revenue per customer of $52K. Almost 950 FTEs (full-time employees) with $220K of implied ARR per FTE and $212K of LTM revenue per FTE. Raised $450M in an IPO and are worth almost $6B in equity value at pricing. Sold 7% of the company to public investors. Closed with almost $500M of cash on the balance sheet. As a CEO, you’re 44 years old and priced the IPO with an almost $400M stake and your stock is up 13% from IPO price as of 31-Dec-2021.
Screenshot of an article about the 40th anniversary of the film Back to the Future. It reads: "Speaking with The Guardian to commemorate the film's historic 40th anniversary, screenwriter Bob Gale specifically cited the unusual friendship between Michael J. Fox's teenage Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd's elderly Dr. Emmett Brown as a particular area of concern for most studio executive todays. "Oh man, the film wouldn’t even be made today," said the 74-year-old Gale, who co-wrote each entry in the trilogy alongside director Robert Zemeckis. "We’d go into the studio and they’d say, what’s the deal with this relationship between Marty and Doc? They’d start interpreting pedophilia or something. There would be a lot of things they have problems with.”"
A screenshot of an Onion article dated August 21, 1996. Headline: Somebody Should Do Something About All The Problems." Body: "Why isn’t anyone doing anything about all the problems? We’re living in a time with super computers and underwater sea stations and million-dollar laboratories. And still, everyday when I watch the TV news shows I see all sorts of problems! What are the scientists doing with all that technology? Just sitting on their patoots? Just yesterday there was another plane crash. Isn’t that what we have radar for? Why isn’t someone taking care of that? "
a screenshot of my discover feed with a post by user bug-deal at the top
extreme closeup of Jordy's mouth. In the corner, the jpg artifacting looks like a small purple hand with three fingers.
Screenshot of my Bluesky compose window. A red -112 indicates that the post is significantly longer than the limit. The text reads: [I walk down a neon-lit street, pushing against the flow of the other pedestrians. "6 Underground" by the Sneaker Pimps is playing. I enter a nondescript storefront, pass the counter with a nearly imperceptible nod at the clerk and enter the back room. I throw a switch and an ancient computer clicks to life, humming with electricity. I remove my hood, open Outlook and type, "I hope this email finds you well,"
a large, ghostly, translucent image of a cowboy over the prairie. The image is from the music video for the viral hit "Big Enough" and is also well known as the "screaming cowboy meme."
A meme about needing "one more metro rack to get organized." It consists of four distinct memes crammed into one image. In the top left there's a line drawing of a head with red scribbles filling in the interior and a word bubble says, "I just need one more metro rack to get organized." Moving clockwise, there's a stick figure in bed and a thought bubble reading, "I just need one more metro rack." Proceeding clockwise again to the bottom right corner, there's a stick figure entering a shadowy room through a door. The entering stick figure says "Are u okay bro?" and the figure in the shadows says, "Yes I just need one more metro rack." And finally, going clockwise up and to the left, is a little drawing of four arrows in a cycle. Every step between the arrows reads, one more metro rack."
Line drawing of scissors oriented with the point to the right. There is a dotted line indicating where the cut would occur were the scissors to be squeezed
A screenshot of a reply in Gmail. The recipient is "Haverford College (annualgiving@haverford.edu)" and the body reads, "Sorry, not giving money to any institutions with a 'Howard Lutnick Library' at this time."
Marge Simpson holding a potato. Marge is labeled "KOC" and the potato is labeled "Elon." It comes from a scene of the Simpsons television program where Marge exclaims that she "Just finds [potatoes] neat."
A screenshot of a panel from the Web comic Achewood. Roast Beef says, "Well who's ready for some roasted-up ding dong!" Molly says, "Is this seriously all you made?"
A screenshot of a news thumbnail. At the top of the screenshot is the slug "Thought-provoking stories." In the middle of the image is a photo of Jack Dorsey. At the bottom is the headline "Bay Area Tech Lays off 931 Workers With 'Straight Facts' Email." There's an attribution of the story to SF Gate.
A screen shot of the homepage of dashcontwo.com that has an image of a numeral 2 in a ball pit and banner text that reads "Coming July 5th, 2025"
YouTube search results on a TV. The letters "prot" are in the search bar. The top autocomplete result is "protesters getting what they deserve"
A screenshot of Google results for "Charmed." The top row is the cast of the show, including Holly Marie Combs, Shannon Doherty, and Alyssa Milano. Below that is a heading that says, "People also ask" and the top question is, "Why don't they wear bras in Charmed?"
Moe from the Simpsons grimacing. It's captioned with a line of his dialogue: "Choking on my own rage, here." Moe is wearing a rather fetching green and purple shirt, approximating a floral design although the pattern is somewhat abstract, probably because of the labor involved in animating a detailed floral pattern.
A screenshot of a news article. The headline reads, "Crocodiles were played the sound of human babies crying. The higher the infant's distress level, the more the carnivores would respond." The subhead adds, "New research suggests crocodiles may be drawn to the sound of crying babies." Between the headline and the subhead is a photo of a massive crocodile.
A SODIMM of DDR4 RAM in a clear plastic case, labeled with Sharpie "Single but OK"