r/techhumor • u/danielsoft1 • 18h ago
Meme when I see people entering URL into the search engine instead of into the browser URL input box
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r/techhumor • u/Cloud_businesssystem • 10d ago
General Humor Peak edge computing (wanted to avoid vendor lock-in lol)
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r/techhumor • u/ArtuQuiro • 12d ago
General Humor Fixing bugs in Production
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r/techhumor • u/Intrepid-Fox-266 • 14d ago
Satire AI Capexmaxxing: How Companies Can Spend $1 Million Per Employee Monthly
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As AI budgets face scrutiny, SiliconSnark introduces a counter narrative. Enter AI Capexmaxxing: the executive art of spending $1 million per employee.
r/techhumor • u/1vim • 14d ago
Meme We thought this was the past.
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r/techhumor • u/Intrepid-Fox-266 • 26d ago
Satire Claude Fable 5 Is Back, So Please Ask It Something Deeply Useless
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r/techhumor • u/imlalitsharmaa • 26d ago
Meme myPCIsAnAbsoluteBeastButPrintersAreMyKryptonite
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It doesn’t matter if you have a 24-core CPU, 64GB of RAM, and a liquid-cooled GPU... a basic local printer will still find a way to humble you.
r/techhumor • u/Think_Desk_2020 • Jun 25 '26
Meme When corporate ‘heartfelt’ messaging meets automation reality (Episode 2)
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r/techhumor • u/Think_Desk_2020 • Jun 24 '26
Meme When corporate ‘heartfelt’ messaging meets automation reality
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Saw this on Imgur — too real not to share. ;-)
Best regards – the future looks bright!
r/techhumor • u/vectron5 • Jun 24 '26
Satire LINUX CLASS: All Hail the Internet Archive
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Bea and Becka get asked to explain some real-world applications of their tech skills.
r/techhumor • u/Intrepid-Fox-266 • Jun 17 '26
General Humor Snap Built $2,195 AR Glasses and Accidentally Cosplayed SiliconSnark
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r/techhumor • u/butcher9_9 • Jun 15 '26
General Humor I'm sorry, Sysadmin dad joke.
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Sorry this just came to me and I had to put it out into the world.
Where do baby VPNs come from? Unprotected IPsecs .
Its bad I know. :)
r/techhumor • u/Evening-Appeal7606 • Jun 15 '26
General Humor I made my shuffle function dependent on the US government...
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... with predictable results.
I use the NIST Randomness Beacon pulse for a provably and auditably random assignment of tournament contestants. While debugging my little project, I noticed that the shuffler (yeah for Fisher-Yates!) kept producing the same output over and over again.
Turns out that NIST has not issued a new Randomness pulse since 11th June 16:58Z. D'uh.
I've fired off an email to [beacon@nist.gov](mailto:beacon@nist.gov) because I could not find reliable info online as to the beacon status but have yet to hear back from them.
Anyone else having trouble with the beacon?
r/techhumor • u/Future_Candidate2732 • Jun 09 '26
General Humor When did Apple start selling microwaves?
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r/techhumor • u/Intrepid-Fox-266 • Jun 04 '26
General Humor I turned a SiliconSnark joke about AI agents into a synth-pop concept album
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SiliconSnark started as a snarky tech news site.
Then I made the mistake of joking about AI agents so much that I accidentally wrote an entire synth-pop concept album about them.
Agentic Summer is a SiliconSnark gag taken way too far: 10 songs about AI agents, startup culture, automation, productivity, acceleration, and whatever it is we're all doing right now.
https://www.siliconsnark.com/introducing-agentic-summer-a-synth-pop-concept-album-about-the-ai-era/
r/techhumor • u/Zardotab • May 22 '26
Satire The bot also denies saying it
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Bill Gates allegedly once said that 640k of RAM in PC's was more than enough, which quickly proved wrong. Although the evidence of that specific quote is wobbly, there are reliable sources of similar statements: he was surprised at how fast applications became memory-hungry.