that was somethingawful

We're not likely to see the footage where someone destroys the drone

There's a lot of footage where incoming FPV drones are destroyed by different means.

I think you've missed out a crucial detail of the joke...

To those wondering, the missing context is that Chapelle's friend is white. In the story, he's brazen in his interaction with a police officer because he doesn't get hassled by cops as a white man.

Surprisingly not: https://youtu.be/0WlmScgbdws?si=k28GyfN5wXmSsf6i. Some things just work better in stand-up format.

This longer video has more context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7fRGKntV1M

Yours cuts off about half the bit, which is frustrating.

yes by text they might have missed nothing...but what's missing here is that Chapelle is doing his "white-man voice" which is kind of a big detail.

The History of Wordstar is there for the second year in a row :)

The article is about the aesthetics of old cameras but doesn't include a single image.

Welcome to modern "journalism" on the web. The medium (HTML) easily allows including as many high-quality images as you want in an article, but the writers are too damn lazy to bother including any.

It's similar to this whole discussion about CD vs. vinyl in one of the threads here: CD is technically a far superior medium, but the mastering engineers are too damn lazy to use it properly, and instead compress everything to hell ("brickwalling") and eliminate all dynamic range, whereas the vinyl mastering engineers apparently put a lot more effort into their work, so vinyl ends up sounding better.

> Jamie Oliver started promoting first themselves and then others on Youtube

He had multiple TV cooking shows before Youtube even launched

> The genius of this was that Jamie Oliver was of course famous

> A smart speaker is almost an essential device among my group of friends.

You live in a bubble

Look Mum No Computer already has: https://www.lookmumnocomputer.com/flamethrower-organ/

aka "I read it online"?

Can’t hurt to try anyway. You lose nothing, but can get some laughs.

Also because a "marathon" format is more compatible with student lifestyle, and a bit alien to anyone working a job.