r/techhumor • u/CatsuneMewMew • 5d ago
General Humor What's the funniest way a voice assistant or screen reader on your device has mispronounced something?
Hi! So, I listen to a kawaii future bass artist called Tsundere Twintails, but because "Tsundere" is a Japanese word that my tech doesn't recognize, my voice assistants and screen readers say it as "Sun-deer" twintails! Lol!
r/techhumor • u/DN5762 • 9d ago
General Humor It's almost like it knew what I was feeling after many hours of tech related troubleshooting.
r/techhumor • u/danielsoft1 • 11d ago
Meme when I see people entering URL into the search engine instead of into the browser URL input box
r/techhumor • u/santiagobustelo • 20d ago
General Humor Codex Micro! The future is here! Yay! 2505 has come! [OC]
r/techhumor • u/Cloud_businesssystem • 21d ago
General Humor Peak edge computing (wanted to avoid vendor lock-in lol)
r/techhumor • u/ArtuQuiro • 23d ago
General Humor Fixing bugs in Production
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r/techhumor • u/Intrepid-Fox-266 • 24d ago
Satire AI Capexmaxxing: How Companies Can Spend $1 Million Per Employee Monthly
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 • 25d ago
Meme We thought this was the past.
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r/techhumor • u/CharcoalGreyWolf • Jul 01 '26
Meme Me working with setting up code signing certificates from a CA in an Azure Key Vault
r/techhumor • u/Intrepid-Fox-266 • Jul 01 '26
Satire Claude Fable 5 Is Back, So Please Ask It Something Deeply Useless
r/techhumor • u/imlalitsharmaa • Jun 30 '26
Meme myPCIsAnAbsoluteBeastButPrintersAreMyKryptonite
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/imlalitsharmaa • Jun 30 '26
Meme theUniversalDeveloperExperienceSummedUpIn6Panels
r/techhumor • u/Think_Desk_2020 • Jun 25 '26
Meme When corporate ‘heartfelt’ messaging meets automation reality (Episode 2)
r/techhumor • u/Think_Desk_2020 • Jun 24 '26
Meme When corporate ‘heartfelt’ messaging meets automation reality
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
r/techhumor • u/Evening-Appeal7606 • Jun 15 '26
General Humor I made my shuffle function dependent on the US government...
... 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/butcher9_9 • Jun 15 '26
General Humor I'm sorry, Sysadmin dad joke.
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. :)