Well, from my perspective:

1. Comic is funny
2. I have no context of who the author is or what the author did
3. It makes me feel superior about the Hong Kong mass transit railway system /hj

Recently I've been recommended multiple videos about Linus Torvalds and a lot of the comments are joking about how he moves his mouth so little while talking to conserve energy.

Is it Gex night?

係唔講吖，你吹呀

Oh so it's a requirement for us to know about US stuff to go online and not vice versa?

It's not my fault that the internet is full of Americans. I'm merely contributing to the activeness of Lemmy.

I always do the opposite. Every shot I land it's a lucky shot, and every time I die it's a skill issue

I miss 2019

I found PEAK very fun in both multiplayer and singleplayer.

The best decision the devs have made is, I think, the fact that the map only resets every 24 hours. You get to keep trying the same map to master it, but also get something fresh every day.

I mostly played it in single player, and it's very satisfying to climb the mountain.

Swing Door Saloon

It's a piece of music featured in surviv.io, a browser 2D battle royale that has a tragic story of being acquired by a stupid company who ran it to the ground.

Occasionally a Desert Rain Map rotation would happen, and this track is played on loops in a saloon, which there is only one. The relaxing vibes contrast so much with the battle royale.

I forgot a /hj on 3.

And of course I'm "ignorant" about the US railway system because I live in Hong Kong and not US

+2 despite writing a good amount of my own programs (mostly open source).

I just like making stuff on my own. New technologies are cool but I don't really care about them. It's not like I can afford them anyway. Even if they are FOSS it takes too much work to actually swap frameworks.