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This meme uses the popular 'they don't know' party template. A character standing alone in the corner wearing a small party hat has the Internet Explorer logo as their head, holding a drink and thinking the text displayed at the top right. The other people at the party are anthropomorphized versions of competing popular web browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Brave, and Opera, all socializing with each other and paying no attention to Internet Explorer. The joke references Microsoft's official end of support and shutdown of the Internet Explorer web browser after decades of public availability.

Internet Explorer Last Day At Browser Party Before Microsoft Shutdown

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The meme uses the iconic funeral scene from *Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare* that features the famous 'Press F to Pay Respects' interactive prompt. Uniformed honor guard soldiers have had their heads edited to be replaced with logos of popular modern web browsers: Opera, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome, standing to mourn the discontinued Internet Explorer, whose logo is displayed on a memorial portrait next to the casket. The text at the top of the image reads 'He was the worst, but he was family', which humorously references the widespread public perception of Internet Explorer as a slow, poorly performing browser that was nevertheless a core nostalgic part of many people's early internet usage experiences.

Internet Explorer Discontinuation Funeral Meme

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This is a celebratory tribute meme honoring Brendan Eich, a prominent figure in web technology. The top section lists his key professional achievements: inventing JavaScript, co-founding Mozilla, creating the Brave browser with default ad-blocking, improving internet speed, advocating for mandatory online privacy, and rejecting surveillance capitalism. Below this text, the meme features a portrait of Brendan Eich on the left and the Brave browser's lion logo on the right. The phrase 'absolute legend' paired with a goat emoji is a play on internet slang 'GOAT' (Greatest Of All Time), emphasizing his status as a revered figure in tech and privacy advocacy.

Brendan Eich: Absolute Legend of the Internet

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This meme is a celebratory tribute to Brendan Eich, a pivotal figure in the technology industry. The upper section features a bulleted list of his defining career accomplishments and core principles: inventing JavaScript, co-founding Mozilla, developing the Brave browser with default ad-blocking functionality, working to improve internet speed, advocating that user privacy is a necessity, and refusing to compromise with surveillance capitalism. The list concludes with the phrase 'absolute legend 🐐', where the goat emoji serves as internet slang for 'Greatest Of All Time'—a playful wordplay using the animal emoji to represent the acronym. Below the text, the image is split into two parts: the left side displays a formal portrait of Brendan Eich, a middle-aged man with glasses, presenting a calm, slight smile while facing the camera; the right side shows the distinctive orange lion logo of the Brave web browser. The meme frames Eich as a respected, heroic figure in the tech world for his foundational contributions to web technology and his unwavering commitment to user privacy and an open internet.

Brendan Eich: The Absolute Internet Legend Tribute

This meme is a celebratory tr…

This image is a celebratory tribute meme honoring Brendan Eich, a prominent figure in web technology. The top section features a list of his key professional achievements in bold, highlighted text against a dark background: - Invented JavaScript - Co-founded Mozilla - Built Brave to block ads by default - Made the internet faster - Stated privacy isn't optional - Didn't sell out to surveillance capitalism Below this list, the text "absolute legend 🐐" appears, where the goat emoji is a playful reference to the internet slang "GOAT" (Greatest Of All Time). The lower left includes a professional headshot of Brendan Eich with a glowing orange border, and the lower right displays the bright orange Brave Browser logo. The overall design uses a dark, sleek aesthetic to emphasize the celebratory, reverent tone towards Eich's contributions to the internet and his advocacy for user privacy.

Brendan Eich: The Absolute Internet Legend

This image is a celebratory t…