GagBase Logo Explore

Tag: technology

A meme combining a news headline with a popular 'bedroom thoughts' template. The top section features a headline: 'Satya Nadella says as much as 30% of Microsoft code is written by AI' with a published date of April 29, 2025. Below is an image of a man and woman lying in bed. The woman (left) has a thought bubble: 'I bet he's thinking about other women' (a reference to the classic meme template where a partner assumes the other is distracted by someone else). The man (right) has a thought bubble: 'I hope GTA 6 codes are not created by AI', subverting the template by revealing his actual concern is about AI being used in the development of the upcoming game GTA 6. The humor arises from the contrast between the woman's assumption and the man's tech/gaming-focused worry, satirizing both relationship insecurities and concerns about AI in creative/technical fields.

Satya Nadella AI Code vs GTA 6 Hopes Meme

A meme combining a news headl…

A split collage meme comparing insulin production methods in 1951 and today. The top-left section features a black-and-white photograph of a massive pile of pig pancreases next to a small container, accompanied by text: '1951: 10,000 POUNDS OF PIG PANCREASES MAKE 1 POUND OF INSULIN'. The bottom-right section shows a color image of modern laboratory equipment with stainless steel bioreactors, labeled: 'TODAY: GENETICALLY ENGINEERED BACTERIA PRODUCE ANIMAL-FREE INSULIN'. The meme highlights the significant technological advancement in biotechnology, transitioning from animal-derived to synthetic, animal-free insulin production.

The Evolution of Insulin Production: 1951 vs Today

A split collage meme comparin…

The meme features a two-part layout: the top section contains bold black text reading 'ME OPENING MY MOTHER'S PHONE', and the bottom section is an animated screenshot of a pink character with bulging red eyes, wavy antennae, and an agape mouth screaming. The character has a horrified expression, and the subtitle 'My eyes!' is displayed in yellow text at the bottom of the image. The humor stems from the exaggerated reaction, implying that opening the mother's phone reveals something shocking or overwhelming, leading to the comedic overreaction.

Happens everytime

The meme features a two-part …

A meme depicting two individuals in a library-like setting with bookshelves in the background. The left individual states 'I LOVE PRIVACY' while the right responds 'ME TOO'. Below them, text details extreme privacy practices: 'I USE ZERO TRUST SELF-HOSTING OR ONLY WORK LOCALLY CREATE MY MAIL SERVER WITH POSTFIX MULTISITE ETC.' Accompanying icons include a lock, envelope, purple cat, and triangular logo, emphasizing technical self-hosted privacy solutions. The humor arises from the contrast between the casual 'ME TOO' agreement and the overly complex, extreme measures described.

I love privacy

A meme depicting two individu…

A four-panel comic meme using simple stick-figure-like animated characters to express extreme frustration with YouTube's auto-dubbing feature. Panel 1: An angry character yells 'BILLY! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!' while another holds a gun. Panel 2: An injured red character with blood states, 'I'm the guy who made auto-dubbing on youtube'. Panel 3: The angry character instructs Billy, 'Aim for the head Billy'. The humor relies on exaggerated violent reactions to comically vent annoyance at the unpopular tech feature.

Never in my life have I been more mad at a “feature”

A four-panel comic meme using…

A meme criticizing Siri's functionality beyond basic tasks. The top text reads 'Me: *Asking anything that isn’t about setting timers* Siri:' followed by a close-up image of a person with curly blonde hair, wide eyes, and a surprised/confused expression, visually representing Siri's perceived inability to handle complex queries. A watermark '010RUSTY' is visible in the bottom right corner.

Are we done pretending Siri is a useful feature?

A meme criticizing Siri's fun…

A screenshot of a TechJuice social media post reporting that Google has closed background playback loopholes for YouTube Premium, which previously allowed users to play videos in the background without a subscription. The post includes an image of a hand holding a smartphone displaying a warning message: 'Background play only works with YouTube Premium' with options to 'GET YOUTUBE PREMIUM' or 'NOT NOW'. Below the post, a comment from Brave Software reads, 'It's fixed in our browser. Carry on!', humorously promoting their browser as a solution to the closed loopholes, hence the 'premium trolling' title.

Premium trolling by Brave

A screenshot of a TechJuice s…

A two-panel meme featuring an animated character in a suit, likely from an anime, sitting in a car. The top text reads: 'The profit-first-based company when they realized that maybe kicking their veteran developers and replacing them with cheap vibe coders was not a good idea (+ they started losing money):'. The left panel shows the character with a neutral, serious expression, while the right panel shows the same character with a shocked, wide-eyed expression, emphasizing the company's sudden realization of their mistake after losing money.

Profit-First Company Realizing Developer Replacement Mistake

A two-panel meme featuring an…

A meme featuring a top text overlay that reads: 'When you google an issue for solutions but you are apparently the only person on the entire fucking planet who has your problem'. Below the text is an animated scene of a young girl with brown hair tied in a ponytail, wearing a yellow shirt with 'OK' printed on it. She is sitting at a desk, pointing at a laptop with a coffee cup sticker. Behind her, the wall has a large, circular cracked pattern resembling damage or a portal. To her right, there is a small bed with a plush toy. The girl's expression appears shocked or frustrated, emphasizing the relatable experience of searching for solutions online and finding none.

When You Google an Issue and Find No Solutions

A meme featuring a top text o…

A two-panel meme contrasting the durability of modern and older technology. The top panel, labeled 'Devices now', features two animated women: one holding a broken smartphone exclaiming 'My phone broke today!', and the other responding 'You have to be so careful amirite?'. The bottom panel, labeled 'Devices then', shows two bearded animated men: one stating 'The TV's still not working' and the other suggesting 'Punch it harder'. The humor arises from mocking the fragility of contemporary devices versus the perceived ruggedness of vintage technology, playing on nostalgia for more durable products.

Technology was built to last back then

A two-panel meme contrasting …

A three-panel vertical meme featuring Winnie the Pooh. Panel 1 shows Winnie the Pooh in his classic red shirt with a neutral expression, with the text 'AI' to the right. Panel 2 depicts Pooh wearing a black suit with a serious expression, accompanied by the text 'ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE'. Panel 3 shows Pooh dressed in a top hat, monocle, and mustache with a sophisticated demeanor, with the text 'ACTUALLY INDIANS'. The humor lies in the unexpected and absurd expansion of the acronym 'AI' in the final panel.

Winnie the Pooh Explaining AI Acronyms

A three-panel vertical meme f…

A two-panel meme. Top panel: A white firefighting drone with propellers and a camera is shown mid-crash against a blue sky with trees in the background. Overlaid text reads, 'A firefighting drone crashes and causes a fire.' Bottom panel: Screenshot from Star Wars featuring Anakin Skywalker (left) and Obi-Wan Kenobi (right), with Obi-Wan looking serious and Anakin appearing intense. Overlaid text quotes Obi-Wan: 'You became what you swore to destroy!' The meme humorously highlights the irony of a firefighting drone (intended to stop fires) accidentally causing a fire, paralleling the Star Wars quote about Anakin turning to Darth Vader.

Firefighting Drone Becomes What It Swore to Destroy

A two-panel meme. Top panel: …