I'm bored. Anybody know some cool Wikipedia articles or GitHub repos?

What is a Heisenbug?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Some of my favourite nerdy youtube binge chanels.

Wendover Productions https://youtube.com/user/...

Half as Interesting https://youtube.com/channel/...

Computerphile (compsci history) https://youtube.com/user/...

AvE (tools teardown) https://youtube.com/user/...

DoNotEat01 (History explained in city skylines) https://youtube.com/user/...

Marco Reps (electronics) https://youtube.com/user/reppesis/

Lyle Hiroshi Saxon (recommended only when drunk and extremely bored) https://youtube.com/user/...

GameHut (old sega developer explains his dev tricks) https://youtube.com/channel/...

CityBeautiful (how cities work) https://youtube.com/channel/...

Defunctland (flops and history of theme parks) https://youtube.com/channel/...

TaeKeyboards (mechanical keyboards) https://youtube.com/channel/...

Hope that helps 🙂

The Wikipedia article on "The Demon Core Experiments" is quite interesting in my opinion.

There's always TED talks you can watch. Here's a few.

Chris Hadfield's talk from 2014 is really good: https://youtu.be/Zo62S0ulqhA

I was almost a school shooter by Aaron Stark: https://youtu.be/azRl1dI-Cts (this is a really good one)

Why you should make useless things by Simone Giertz: https://youtu.be/c0bsKc4tiuY

@heyheni 📌

Another channel I've started to watch recently: https://youtu.be/uFQdcKJUijQ

Chemistry and Physics is so fun, wish I was better at it :(

Buddy, I've got you covered (for days to come) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

All the knowledge you never needed to know.

@AlmondSauce This is super. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@olback Chris' TED Talk is one of my fave! :)

I've heard there are some puzzle games on GitHub you could do.
I've played this one:
https://github.com/git-game/...

But there are a lot of others too! Even Adventure games!

@olback

The demon core? Two plutonium spheres with critical mass that were held apart by a screwdriver and the sciencist droped one on top of the second one and everybody got 100x the lethal dose of rads?

And after the accident THEY DID IT AGAIN?

It is like pushing to prod on friday without testing and rewriting everything to other language beforehand...

@Gregozor2121 Yup, some people really are idiots 😂

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Save this on your bookmarks bar:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
It'll take you to a different Wikipedia page every time you click it. I do it whenever I get bored.
You're welcome for killing your productivity.