TimeSquirrel

You actually managed to get the software installed and working without errors??? I tried fucking around with it for a day but gave up.

Exactly what distro, version, etc did you use if you don’t mind me asking?

Wonder if human knowledge is now going to start degrading like a reposted JPEG as AI generated information is recycled again and again into more AI systems.

Hardware never changes

We’ll see what my soldering iron, multimeter, logic analyzer, and oscilloscope have to say about that.

The original researchers of the Arpanet probably didnt envision the entire globe and all it’s bad actors piling onto it. They probably thought it would remain a government and scientific tool. So they built it to do one thing, and that’s to get packets from point A to point B. Network security as we know it didn’t even enter in to the picture.

Yeah, I remember when YouTube WAS just a bunch of people making videos as a hobby. It’s crazy to me that there are now people whose primary income depends on it. I’ve never viewed the Internet as something you should put down permanent roots in and get embedded like that, because whatever online service you’re using could be gone tommorow.

The self-replicating javascript friend-adding worm! I remember that.

If I wanted an AI summary I’d have done it myself. I’m here to read comments from and talk to actual humans.

Stop that. This is helpful to nobody.

I fancy them all. So I stuffed them all into a tiny computer and hooked it up to the TV in my living room. Even Atari. I can still remember the right passageways in Adventure to find the magic chalice from when I was six years old. The dragons still scare the crap out of me to this day when they pop up.

As far as Gamecube, I loved Sonic Adventure and still play that and Pikmin. Wife plays Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles. Those tiny little discs were a cool novelty. I love them so much I bought a stack of mini CD-Rs back in the day, thinking I was some kinda cool hacker kid or some shit.