Stand-Up Comedy that Doesn't Hurt
summary
Stand-up delivers concrete, specific bits: an argued analogy that refusing Facebook is like being a vegan, a set of airport-security routines and jokes about how to dress and speak to get through going through airport security while brown, a tour of open-source oddities from LibreOffice templates to Richard Stallman and why codes of conduct in open source matter, plus sharp takes on Wi‑Fi addiction, agile-as-polyamory, and why one historical-romance plot reads like a billionaire romance — all with examples and punchlines that either land or visibly don't.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:22Comedy and accessibility
- 1:49Connectivity and mindfulness
- 3:15Airport security fashion
- 5:00Awkward introductions jobs
- 6:03Software agile methodology
- 7:31Open source licenses
- 8:55Codes of conduct harassment
- 10:02In-person microaggressions
- 11:47Intersectionality social justice
- 13:13Media romance novels
- 16:45Diverse romance recs
- 17:07Closing
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