Shrubbery

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E8jDjESClUU

The meme doesn’t make sense. If someone invents and wins at a sport that no one else cares about, that doesn’t sound like chad vibes. That sounds like basement dweller vibes.

Firefox is still measurably less secure than Chrome

Source: Trust me, bro

Treatment is typically reassurance

Translation: “Have a cup of cement and harden up.”

https://kindlemodding.org/

“The single raindrop never feels responsible for the flood.” - Douglas Adams

A plausible path is precedent and normalization, not zsh specifically.

If a widely used copyleft component (like a shell) starts being accepted as “OK to lock down” in consumer or embedded devices, manufacturers and courts get comfortable with the idea that user-modifiable software is optional rather than a right tied to distribution. Over time, that erodes enforcement of anti-tivoization principles and weakens the practical force of copyleft licenses across the stack.

Once that norm shifts, vendors can apply the same logic to kernels, drivers, bootloaders, and userland as a whole—at which point locked-down embedded devices stop being the exception and become the default, even when the software is nominally open source.

You put on your black hat at work when your boss tells you to do so on objects under your teams ownership.

But that’s white hat, not black hat.

“holiday”

That term is usually reserved for an expected day off work. I’m not American though, do you get a day off?

Don’t feed the trolls.

For those interested, enough caffeine to kill a horse is greater than that for a human. This is assumed to be true, but here are some sources.

A fatal dose for an average adult is about 10g.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine#Overdose

This source investigated caffeine intoxication of horses. There were days where the horses consumed more than 10g, they had symptoms that were alleviated once their source of caffeine was removed.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3317824/