the character is small potatoes when it comes to fictional villainy, but Pierce Hawthorne played by Chevy Chase in the show "Community" immediately came to mind

they changed the release schedule to be once every six months as opposed to every two years back in 2017; typically, this means each release is smaller in scope too

don't even know what it means to be certified just for a specific Java version, sounds kinda silly

to add on to the others:

• writing the code can surface problems, hurdles, and/or challenge assumptions that may impact whatever acceptance criteria we were aiming for
• assuming we're still talking about writing code for humans to read/maintain - if the code you would've written is literally the same code the machine would've generated, I'd say there's room for improvement
• paraphrasing, but "just lie down and accept it" is not in my spirit

that video is goated

I'm more moved by "I don't know James Rolfe" and "Flat Earth" nowadays

ones i haven't seen mentioned:

• hbomberguy: long form video essays, uploads about once a year
• Core-A Gaming: video analysis about fighting games at large
• Domics: one of the pioneers of the animated "storytime" YouTube meta
• FilmJoy: long form video essays about visual media, typically focusing on a particular movie per essay
• Internet Shaquille: an extremely down to earth cooking channel
• Knowing Better: long form video essays, generally about American history, often exploring untaught/heavily misunderstood subjects
• MeatCanyon: great animation meant to be disturbing and funny, sometimes even both at once
• Outdoor Boys: watch a very pleasant man survive outdoors, usually in Alaska
• Project Farm: attempts to apply the scientific method on various household appliances to discover which are good at what they're supposed to do
• Will Anderson: did you ever want competitive Scrabble analysis? Then boy do I have the channel for you!
• The Plain Bagel: levelheaded explanations for financial news, not quite as dry as Patrick Boyle
• synthet: visual and funny breakdowns of popular musical (synth) techniques
• Zullie the Witch: From Software lore explorer
• CalebCity: short form comedy skits, often with a gaming tint to it
• tanks for nothin: watch someone build interesting aquascaped fishtanks, but the videos themselves are art too

• Captain Disillusionment - A one man special effects genius makes funny deep dives and debunks on special effects topics

think you meant Captain Disillusion

so long as you love with your heart and use your brain for everything else

Evo moment 37

moment 38 too, but that one may be because i was there