Message from @n meowzers
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(I put off reinstalling the OS on account of the plan to acquire said SSD.)
But holy shit that bloatware on the preinstalled OS.
i took an os that was raided on ssds and put it on one drive .... but it was dead. seriously fucking dead.
but somehow i reanimated the fucker .. it was like having the power of all creation at hand
but have you ever seen that movie "pet semetary"
yeah basically the computer tried to kill me
like the movie 'old yella' and cujo
when you have to put down something you love .. its hard and it really makes you think
My Frankenstein was the first PC I built.. broke a pin on the CPU.. managed to shave down a pin from an old Pentium that we had floating around to the right (-ish) width and got it into the board.
Thing lasted me about 5 years and a cross country move.
you put ur own pin in the cpu?
you inserted ur pin like appendage into the socket?
ur a monster!
It was an AMD board.
and that makes it okay?
sacreligious
Magical, actually.
I said the various rites, and coaxed the machine spirit to life.
now u talking my language
by the power of electron
part of your ghost is in the machine now
we are one
this was but a test
and you have passed with flying pigs
others have come and gone, failed with flying colors
but u my fren
ra immortalized for eternit e's
i want to say something just want to know you will show up
The cyber
Thing is, that as I said earlier, I'm a proto-tech priest. >.>
A what
Like a tech priest before they're a thing.. my tech role is what becomes a tech priest in the 40k universe.
He likes to read user manuals in 2019.
Nothing wrong with that!
Sure, mate. Keep away from me.
Understanding the underlying workings of the technology we imploy is most useful.
I also read the EULAs. >.>
Understanding the underlying working of the technology is not what tech priests do.
They read manuals and repeat it.
The actual explanations are lost to the ages.
Ergo the proto- part there.
We're in the age where the manuals of the manual's manual gets written.
I see....



