Also Named Bort 🇨🇦 @terryenglish@librem.one

@nerdman its really nice out today so I have the windows open.

Nice breeze on my butt.

Hello

@coolboymew *and linux tech tits

@Jessica Isn’t “cursed windows 10” a redundant statement?

I love the smell of napalm in the morning.
-- Robert Duval, "Apocalypse Now"

I can't believe how playable it is on the browser, but on keyboard of all things

https://froggi.es/mario/

#cuteposting

Sauce: https://www.pixiv.net/member_illust.php?mode=medium&illust_id=75608670

Cancelled games deserve to be released somehow, at some point, if there is at least a 40-50% playability on it. Even if it's just to honor those who worked hard on these games.

@papush Yes of course!
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@papush
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Damn, someone got stabbed at Safeway.

That explains the ghetto bird over my building.

Fuck man I should get a job as a radio operator.

Incidentally, the Death of Stalin is hilarious and Khrushchev was played by Steve Buscemi.

I am the walrus.
Shut the fuck up, Donnie.

@p This is from a gnarly movie in the 80's but its freaky realistic.
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Water cooled network cable #wtf

Ya'll ready to eat insect-based protein bars?

@p Ok yeah, so SAC is what was called Strategic Air Command.

That was essentially nuclear war level Air Force defence. So, if the Russians launched a first strike, or made a push into Europe, there would be an emergency launch of hundreds of B-52's from places like Canada, the US, Germany and the UK, to retaliate against USSR. That was in addition to the SLBM's and ICBM's.

The goal being, that they would fly over the north pole and decimate whatever remained of the Russian ground forces.

So, there was what was called the Alert line which were tankers and bombers at a constant state of ready at any time to go up in the air and fuck up Russia.

I lived on airbases, so I went to schools on the base, shopped at the stores and such.

Righ by where I lived was a gate where there was an MP with n M-16 just hanging out checking people that came in. You had a special sticker on your car, and then you had to show id.

When I was little we used to go over and hand hang out with whoever got stuck doing guard duty.

@l0wk3y It's really interesting shit, man!

> I grew up on a SAC base during the cold war.
> my dad flew b-52's back then

*That's* interesting shit!

DO ELABORATE, MY DUDE