shork @noiob@awoo.space

In the story where this telegraph system is introduced, it is also explained when someone dies in service of these towers and the people who run them their names are sent with the code GNU. This is because as long as someone remembers the name of someone they live on.

So when we say GNU, we mean it as a way of remembrance of them

If you’re new here, GNU is pulled from some of Terry Pratchett‘s work. It was a code for messages carried across a magical telegraph system.
G: send the message on
N: do not log the message
U: turn the message around at the end of the line and send it back.

Her name is Natalie.

Remember that name. She was a great woman who left far too soon. She still reminds me to this day we are all worth healing.

@jk Steve Jorts, inventor of the Jomputer and the Jomputer 2

steve jorts hoped that the personal computer would be available to everyone, he famously used the analogy that it could be a "pair of jorts, but for your brain"