Imagine how much happier you’d be today if you’d never turned it back on

[jalefkowit@vmst.io]

Imagine how much happier you’d be today if you’d never turned it back on

[skyfaller@jawns.club]

@jalefkowit I know this ruins the joke, but the problem is everyone else leaving their computer on. Doesn't matter if I'm cheerfully tending my garden if all of my neighbors have had their brains rotted by Facebook into supporting concentration camps and the total destruction of the ecosphere: they'll kill me and my garden.

[benofbrown@toot.cat]

@jalefkowit I briefly did phone support for Packard Bell here in the UK in the early 2000s. We took one to bits in training and I couldn't believe how shoddy they were. The power supplies were well below what I'd expect even at the time. It's a wonder they worked at all.

[notasnek@infosec.exchange]

@jalefkowit packard hell

[stevefoerster@social.vivaldi.net]

@jalefkowit I guess in that case I wouldn't be sitting here worrying about the Year 2038 problem?

[katzenberger@tldr.nettime.org]

@jalefkowit

Or if you at least made it a daily habit to turn it off before midnight.

[missinformation@chaos.social]

@jalefkowit Imagine how much different the world would be today if no computer could be turned back on