What episode was this from again?

@BigBuggyBastage  
I’m a Mac addict who uses FreeBSD on my server, so I am fully aboard the GNU+Windows hate train.

Odd that this tag is supposed to be official yet when I spoiler it it’s still the Celestia scowl.

@PUBLIQclopAccountant  
Short answer: somewhere between ‘no’ and ‘extremely doubtful.’
 
Long answer:GNU HURD development is über-slow (slower than Debian), is currently only at version 0.9 (which was released nearly two years ago), and since that’s only a “UNIX microkernel replacement,” it wouldn’t do anything for a poor ol’ desktop user like me. I’d still need to apply a DE, like KDE, Xfce, GNOME, Cinnamon, etc., in order to use it as a daily computer and get my work done, i.e. like most modern 1st-World human beings. UNIX isn’t my personal cup of tea, though I can usually muddle my way through if necessary, and I’ve respect for those who choose to use it regularly. UNIX itself, particularly FreeBSD, is pretty darn great.
 
I know I’m going to rustle a metric crap-ton of developer jimmies by saying this, but IMO, something like volume normalization is in the domain of the desktop environment (DE). But believe me, trying to ask/tell/convince a Linux DE dev that sound or volume normalization IS their problem, or that they SHOULD solve this issue, is only met with scorn, casual dismissal, and/or derision; that’s been my experience since ~2003. You only need to peruse the many DE bug trackers, and note how quickly such bug reports are closed – often with the reason “this is an upstream/browser/someone else’s problem, not mine” – to see what I mean.
 
That said, it’s still better than an OS which spies on you, deletes your files, or updates & restarts whenever the hell its masters want.

@BigBuggyBastage  
Would moving to GNU/HURD help at all?

@Luna  
Good enough for me, though. :)
 
If there’s one thing Linux still sucks at doing, it’s volume normalization, so the ear-rapey WebM files are even louder. It’ll be nice to at least have a warning to turn the volume down.
 
Thanks!

@BigBuggyBastage  
Literally nothing earth shattering  

@Luna  
Neat! :D
 
How is it implemented?

And it’s official now.

@Background Pony #9AB1  
I actually don’t mind hearing starlight’s voice, surprising from a person who has a hatred to starlight, but with every opinion, there’s gold

When I burp…

Since webm has sound, this is a good itea

Starlight Glimmer’s voice according to normies.

@BigBuggyBastage  
impact font

I feel like the text should convey the experience, i.e. bigger, louder, shaking, highlighted/outlined, really annoying, etc.

This might actually be a good idea.

Memes since 2016

Yes.