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TAD watches a cultural dance in his room and gives it a go himself.

One of TAD's TempleOS-generated hymns called "Silently". A unique thing about nearly all the music and lyrics in the TempleOS catalogue is that many of them are generated at random by the random number generator code that lies at the core of a surprising number of TempleOS features. Unlikely to hit the top 10 charts any time soon, but without this TempleOS just wouldn't be TempleOS.

TAD plays his mini drum set that sounds like timbales with an ashtray attached. This time he goes it fully solo with no assistance from the divine sounds of TempleOS. This was all prompted because nothing broke and he's going to be careful.

What it says on the tin: TAD uses a board as a drum practice pad, though it is unclear what rudiments or cadences he is intending to practice.

TAD shows off an HTMLizer in TempleOS that simplifies exporting code or documents from TempleOS to a public website for display.

TAD goes off about how only retards believe that it is impossible to write a compiler or deal with the machine on its own level, and laments the fact that the vast majority of people appear to be retards. He explains the basic principles of compilation and shows an example of machine code and how stack machines work in a similar way to how interpretation of reverse-Polish notation works.