hahahaha nuke telly put on a clown wig and nose

https://twitter.com/HeteroGaming/status/1096826249404706820

https://twitter.com/CumPillowGamer/status/1096840127891079173

https://twitter.com/liangweihan4/status/1096793907776667649

beautiful

I'm bored

maybe I'll tackle those Kerberos and schannel errors in my AD controller's system log today

jeff bezos is based

I just wonder what ganons up to

I'm gonna kick gannon's ass soon, I have a game saved on death mountain whenever I have 2 hours to kill

which Zelda? 1 or LtP?

first one

i need to play that one day

fceux emulator has a neat setting for smoothing so the graphics look slightly better

this is what it normally looks like

and here's the HQ smoothing

without smoothing it would look awful being stretched to a 1280x1024 display

has anyone here ever used bitchute

i have to use it as a backup for when i get copyright cock-blocked

there's no way to bypass their re-encoding process, unlike the old youtube days where if you used the adobe flash video encoder and stayed within certain parameters they'd leave it alone

so since my master files all have 160kbps AAC LC audio they get re-encoded and it makes the music sound all fucking watery

next batch I record is going to be 320kbps and I'll just lower my video bitrate

I spent four lonely days in a brown LA haze and I just want you back by my side

posting 80s and 90s records keeps the boomers out of my comment section

speaking of old video games

trying to get my ancient GB GameJack from 1999 to work on a modern computer is a fail

oldest thing I've got now is a P4 running XP and even in DOS it won't talk to the gamejack

I'm thinking since it's a DOS program in the first place the CPU is too fast for it to work

this is what I get for throwing away that old Pentium II laptop

I need to keep at least one working 90s laptop around that has soundblaster native support in DOS

sorry I forgot to mention the GB gamejack is a programmable ROM writer

I had a 32 megabit cartridge and you could dump all the LEGAL carts you owned to ROM files and then combine and re-upload them to this cart

the BIOS on the cart lets you pick the game to load when firing the gameboy up

Vmware

best bet I reckon

https://twitter.com/_Ryobot/status/1096565388165300225

ai manga art

https://twitter.com/g_rdn_/status/1096896090966769664

i tried a VM running win98 and it didn't work either