Re:No Code
by giantDinosaur on Monday June 15, 2020 @03:42AM
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It's obviously supposed to be humorous. Whether you like the joke or think it's dumb, the article isn't premised on it being true.
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Re:No Code
by thenoblesunfish on Monday June 15, 2020 @03:49AM
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Jokes with false premises always struck me as bad humor. It's like Jerry Seinfeld getting up there and being like "the problem with coffee is that there's always just a litttttle hint of banana flavor. No matter what you do! Always the banana! I mean, is the guy making my coffee some sort of orangutan??"
Re:No Code
by giantDinosaur on Monday June 15, 2020 @04:03AM
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Irreverent humour is often premised on not being literally true. You may not like that people find it amusing, but many certainly do. That Seinfeld example is a totally different type of humour.