It's called Jellyfin because "streaming" is something water does,
The rest of it is diffcult to know for sure but fins guide you and jelly is flexible, and Jellyfin is a fork of Emby - so maybe they were going with "[e]N comes after [e]M alphabetically?"
I am an extrovert and I met my wife by approaching her. Probably puts me in the minority, but I was on vacation, she was a friend of a friend, I hit on her in a bar, it worked, we stayed in touch after my vacation ended, visited each other, went long distance, moved in together, got married. Together 11 years, married 7 years.
I'm not sure what the Faulkner is in reference to. The quote is from Shakespeare's Macbeth, who, on realizing he has lost everything in his life, is saying that life is meaningless.
They are taught today in the same way that all obsolete theories are taught today as part of context. No one is being instructed to actively practice Seduction Theory or Cocaine Therapy. (I mean there are always quacks, I'm talking in general here).
Usually Freud is taught alongside Jung, Lacan, Rank, Stekel, Bataille, Lagache, Aulagnier, Guattari, Derrida, etc. Not as a monolithic concept.
we also have a better understanding of cerebal palsy thanks to his early work, a (debateable) impact on the priority of women's health in the diagnostic process, and he was the first popular science writer to promote that there were topographies to the mind: that consciousness and perception aren't just one state but are interconnected systems of consciousness, subconsciouss, instinct and thought (both proactive and reactive)
the Morse Telegraph, or any invention from the 1800s, is also shit in comparison to 2025 standards- that doesn't mean the initial work to invent it is worthless.
it's a joke about engagement bait. You post something like "the TMNT liked pizza! Only 90s kids remember!" and anyone born between 1971-89 and after 2000 replies saying "I knew this too!". Viral post, algorithm, etc
I mean I was trying to solve a problem t'other day (hobbyist) - it told me to create a
function foo(bar):
await object.foo(bar)
then in object
function foo(bar):
_foo(bar)
function _foo(bar):
original_object.foo(bar)
like literally passing a variable between three wrapper functions in two objects that did nothing except pass the variable back to the original function in an infinite loop
add some layers and complexity and it'd be very easy to get lost
now you don't even see the lithium batteries leaching into the water supply!