Time is short. You’re going to want something from before the time of hardware backdoors (approx. 2005) and ideally it should run on ordinary AA batteries.
Did you get your Great Reset computer yet?
Brayden Barnes
Brayden White
>computers are real
HOLY SHIT I CANT BELIEVE IT
THIS GREAT FUCKING NEWS NOW I WILL BE ABLE TO DIGITALLY READ AND WRITE PORN AND INSTANTANEOUSLY SHARE IT GLOBALLY
Bentley Gray
Is that hardened against emp attacks?
Ayden Diaz
EMP is overblown, it’s all about capture area and modern chips and circuit boards are too small to capture a significant charge.
Austin Davis
Why would you even want a computer in the event of worst case scenario? The entire network would be compromised to an unknown degree permanently (military tech vs civilian) and all hardware has backdoors. All news would be lies of the state. What would the use of a computer be?
Aaron Butler
I live in a faraday cage
Tyler Gomez
>access files
>control the many embedded machines still working over the serial port
>make the Jews seethe
etc.
Sebastian Richardson
let's imagine you're crossing the wasteland and you discover a pre-war military vault
the doors are closed, the only way to open them is to hack into the system
what would you do without a computer? exactly
Wyatt Gutierrez
what ran on aa batteries without some sort of custom apparatus
Aiden Williams
If you don't own a printing press by now you're NGMI
Dylan James
Have you even put your tunes on tape reels yet? No Spotify in the aftertimes.
Joshua Clark
Based, don't care if true.
Ryder Lewis
There’s a guy on YouTube who takes old computers and throws a bunch of upgrades into them too see what they can handle, and gets pretty decent results. I think it’s like LRG or something. It’s definitely feasible
Ian Kelly
What computers run on AA batteries?
Cameron Russell
Gameboy.
Julian Miller
>disconnect Ethernet cable
Magic.
Jace Gutierrez
Hunter Morris
Does that trainset move on its own?
Daniel Evans
your gonna need some way to write your own programs and store them on carts brother...
Joshua Parker
life is not a videogame, fag
Carson Turner
>no TR-808
NGMI
Hudson Morgan
you have to be 18 to post here
Jonathan Gonzalez
Before 2003, to be safe.
That's when they started adding antennas to all the chipsets. You can have your computer off, and a plane could still flyover and collect data with the right equipment. We used it in the Aphgan/iraq wars
Liam Young
>let's imagine you're crossing the wasteland and you discover a pre-war military vault
>the doors are closed, the only way to open them is to hack into the system
lmao you're playing too many video games, kid.
Pic related is what the entrance to a nuclear missile silo looks like in real life.
Jordan Bell
This dude owns fingerless gloves
Jackson Cook
Is the portapotty secured?
Jordan Brooks
I have an old Thinkpad X23 and it's pre-ME but it still has, in the BIOS, an option to "disable computer on RFID command."
Angel Campbell
Nice. I think I'll manage fine tho.