Alyx Hinata 🇹🇩🚫💀 @alyx@gameliberty.club

@thor
There's only one Avatar for me.

2) This is the funniest shit, I swear.

1) People are too obsessed over vtubers. Also 4chan being 4chan.

4chan VTuber Board - Kiara is Sick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xXZPQEQjTo

@sawa_sama
Imagine still being salty 5 days later.

Jojo's Perfectly Ordinary and Unadventurous Walk in the Park.

Don't forget to hit Apply.

@nosleep
TFW you recognize Doom code.

@pasture
I just used adblock to remove it completely.

@pasture
ONG? That's how Romanians say NGO.

I'm guessing this is the end of this arc.

@dave
Appeal to self authority.

Also, following up "biologist" with "sexual reproduction educator" is the fastest way you can discredit yourself. It takes basically nothing to become a "sex educator". Just be a Youtube feminist for several years (Laci Green) and you're done.

@histoire
we're 2 steps away from 3fa.

@teslanaut
Expiration dates on almost everything are rough approximations that include some degree of safety margin.

@thor
Made me chuckle.

@coolboymew
Just as cringe as vegans trying to make vegan "meat".

You think it's over? It's not.

@pasture
Is this satire?!

@thor
I'm barely qualified to give this kind of advice to others, but just try to take it easy. And try to find someone to vent to IRL. Even if it's just a therapist, offline human contact is more useful than screaming into the void.

@thor
Are you okay?

@Mr_NutterButter
The glass disc is not surprising. Magnetic hard drives themselves are made of a glass platter that is metal plated. They weren't always made of glass, but this is the modern way of doing it.

The interesting thing about traditional hard drives, and even SSDs, is that you'd think you could write something on them, then disconnect the drive and save it somewhere forever. But you can't. Even if you perfectly isolate them from stray cosmic rays that could cause a bit flip, hard drives will slowly lose magnetism over time, and SSDs will slowly lose those stored electrons. You can't use them for "forever" storage, and you're forced to constantly rewrite the data for long term storage, to completely be safe against data corruption.

The metal and glass discs work because you're not using magnetism to store the bits. You're etching into the materials with lasers. The technology is essentially similar to CD/DVD, except the medium itself is far more sturdy. And they're easy enough to read if you have lasers and know how to decode them.
But you could also create analog phonograph discs out of these materials, and use them for some more basic info on how to make a laser reader for the other discs. Getting sound from a phonograph disc is basically foolproof by comparison.