the Hearth @Felthry@awoo.space

typhlosion: cute
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it's kind of fascinating to us that some things we find existentially terrifying are things other people find hot
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everything is hard, including figuring out how to make things not hard
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thinking about.... loafing taurs with huge front junk, and about resting my heads on their front balls...
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good morning you're cute

yes you
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what is with this new meme of a grayscale picture of someone wearing a cloak, staring intently at their own glowing balls and/or boobs?
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why would you think to use a *CRT* as *memory*
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the fact that williams tubes worked at all, let alone remotely reliably, is amazing
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like this is some wild arms 3 nonsense going on here
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ys games sure do get pretty wild later on in the series don't they?
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Yoon of corn. More properly called a yoon of maize.
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you know what's really good? boys with huge boobs
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if you do any EE work, even just as a hobby, I'd like to know what yours are!
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we actually don't have any diodes on the list at the moment because the real common ones like the 1n4148 or 1n400x aren't remotely suitable for the kinds of work we do and what we would need them for
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I imagine every electrical engineer has their own list of "comfortable" parts that they use all the time

ours are like... TIP122, IRF540, (2N/MMBT)(3904/3906/2222), UJ3N120065K3S (look, SiC high-voltage JFETs are useful things, i don't care how weird or moderately-expensive they are), IXD_614, 5-1634503-1, stackpole RNF series resistors, probably a few others that don't come to mind immediately
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computer fatherboard
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i'm thinking about headless kobolds
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good morning

it's early
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fun fact: the commodore 1541 disk drive, the floppy drive sold for use with the C64, actually contains most of the same circuitry as a C64, including the CPU

despite being nearly as powerful a computer as the C64 it was communicating with, it was still incredibly slow even by the standards of the time
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