funnily enough there's a lot of things like "digitally encoded VHS" or "copy-protected NTSC broadcast" that i'm consciously avoiding because they're actually real
i686 to x86 adapter
features
- blue laser sports compatibility with older VHS tapes and increased storage capacity for new VHS2 format
- automatically flips the VHS to side 2 when necessary
- chapter select in under 2 seconds
- no moving parts
to reduce the chance of data being corrupted or lost, we run dozens of processors in RAID
@lynnesbian coffee for java processors
@lynnesbian running Google Chrome below the bare metal level (electron on electrons)
@ben it seems as though i need to install a cursed technology that actually exists - flash for android
@lynnesbian fine here's a transcript
Gun Haver: [...] pants back on, Blue Laser!
Blue Laser: HOW COULD YOU POSSIBLY REFER TO THESE AS PANTS?!
flash for android does not exist. i have been trying to find it for about five years. IT DOES NOT EXIST.
@lynnesbian
High_radiation_computing_irl
@lynnesbian lynne you're losing your touch these are all real
@ben @lynnesbian holllllld on
Debian NT is real
@lynnesbian /opt/root/srv/var/spool/android/data/data/app/com.google.fuchsia.playstore/dat.obb
@diodelass oofe
@lynnesbian debian kRISCOS
@lynnesbian tfw there's a FLOSS OS with a proprietary dev toolchain
@lynnesbian Cursed.
@lynnesbian better than actual windows
@lynnesbian
I think it only works that way on Star Trek.
@lynnesbian this drive will now self-destruct 💥
@lynnesbian so the writer monad in haskell then
@lynnesbian stop this is to cursed
@lynnesbian wow and flutter effect for gameboy advance
@lynnesbian wow and flutter remover for the TRS-80
@ibrokemypie heck on earth
@lynnesbian ambisonics for silent movies
@lynnesbian ambisonics for toots
@lynnesbian ambisonics for lynnesbian's voice
@a_breakin_glass its like im really there
toner for e-ink displays