Did you get your Great Reset proof computer yet?

Why would you want one? You don't NEED a fucking computer, if that is the only kind of computer you can use. Go buy a packet of pens and a tablet.

>Thinking I plan on sticking around for the Great Reset

lol

Just build this and put it inside a grounded, layered wire mesh
reddit.com/r/cyberDeck/comments/sjh9qm/modular_emergency_it_deck_redundant_raspberry_pis/

Why did people back in the day use those if they were the only kind of computer they could use?

BTW I like pocket calculators too and I have one that can hook up to the Internet. Pic related.

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Nerds learning to program, geeks playing video games, and boomers wanting to do their taxes.

Nobody else used that shit.

And after the Great Reset nerds will again be the only ones with real computers. Your shit's probably in the cloud already and you can't code so what's the difference to you? LOL

what do you need a computer for? figure out human meat recipes? that's all you'll need after EMP goes off.
youtube.com/watch?v=U8x6_uTlKpQ&ab_channel=Zoke

EMP is vastly overblown as a threat to ordinary consumer electronics. It's all about capture area. The tiny board and minuscule SMCs in today's electronics are actually less vulnerable than older equipment. But the power densities required would almost ensure you'd be physically destroyed along with your gadgets by the nuke blast.

It would wreck the power system though.

The pre-9/11 ultimate edition Thinkpad.

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generic google pic of mine as to not give away my location sirs.

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>greenarraychips.com/
144-core processor

>excamera.com/sphinx/fpga-j1.html
braindead simple cpu, could probably be made by hand from transistors, and would be faster than 70s era cpus

>gigatron.io/
TV computer made with only TTL chips, unfortunately not very useful as it comes, but could be modified into a better computer