







I’m glad André the Giant is back.


Oh shit, Violet and Miisha?? [Grabs popcorn]


Ah, free standing like a proper heretic.


I see your access to a Yandex data center has been restored.

Agreed it could be useful, but counterpoint, I used to work in a local only grocery store back in the 90s. We had temp gauges hanging from the evaporator units blowing in the cooler, and temp gauges in the customer facing side as well. We’d look at them, and if they’re out of range, we’d call the maintenance company. I mean, stores are staffed by people, even downsizing, someone has to go into the walk in fridges and freezers to put stock away from shipments and restock customer facing areas. I dunno, seems like a solution that doesn’t have a problem.

Industrial equipment such as refrigeration units, long isolated from the internet, are now connected via sensors or remote monitoring systems, Antoine Hautin of cybersecurity consultancy Almond told AFP.
So like, maybe not have the sensors and remote monitoring? Why does this even need to be a thing? Grocery stores got along fine with out remote monitoring for a long time. I dunno, I not a refrigeratorologist.
“I have nuts, Greg. Can you milk me?”
Wait…

Lightspeed Briefs!


I scrolled past this quick and thought it said “The First Silverfish” and I was like, yeah, I bet that’s what they fucking looked like. Creepy ass bugs.


Would probably cause some people to scream about a monopoly if they did that.


Sounds nova


My then girlfriend and I went to marineland back in the early 2000s and it was a depressing shit hole then, can’t believe it lasted as long as it did.
WB violet
Feel sorry for them and their lack of the syrup digit.


I mean, if it just stopped at the troll saying “…9/10 dentists…” That would be pretty fucking funny


I played the DLC for Cyberpunk through in one sitting (the main story), start to finish. I made the choice near the beginning that I was going to save Songbird. I knew there were multiple ways to end Phantom Liberty, but I wanted the best ending for Songbird. I went in not knowing about the back story, not seeing the game trailers, so when I played it, I had a huge amount of sympathy for her.

Even on the train ride over to the launch platform, inspite of everything she said, I made sure she was safely on that shuttle. I would have had V given her a kiss on the forehead if I could.
By the time Johnny and V were talking, as we watched the shuttle launch, I was already an overtired mess, barely holding back tears, and then the end credits and music (for the DLC, not the main game) kicked in and I lost it.
I’m glad I didn’t know the launch version of Cyberpunk, I heard it had a rough start. If I had, I don’t think it would be one of my favorite games I’ve ever played. I’m almost done with my second play through and I’m eyeing my third. ~send help~