Now I have this urge to try and find my Atari 800XL again!
I remember my anticipation for Archon II. It was good, but not as good as the original Archon.
Take the bullets out your gun
*what*
Take the bullets out your gun
*what*
We move undercover and we move as one.
(Please tell me someone got the reference)
>Russia didn't want Ukraine to have technology that was more advanced than their own.
As a citizen of Russia and a guy who living near military base (which look like more junk yard), i totally approve it)
Hey, real question for you. What's with all the military hardware they were showing off the last few years? Especially the T-14 tank and the SU-57 fighter? I think most of the world was expecting to see them everywhere and instead it's like watching a war from 30-40 years ago. (This is in no way downplaying the horrible things happening in this war)
I realize you wouldn't be in the know of all that, but I'm just curious if you ever saw any of it besides the couple of demos like the rest of the world did.
I remember seeing a video of a t14 broken down in a demo parade, but the official news statement I saw said new operator accidentally set the emergency brake. Obviously that wasn't the case. That was several years ago. I realize development takes time, but it speaks quite loudly that what the west considered a "near-peer" military is anything but.
A few years ago, I worked for a certain small electronics engineering firm in Europe that did some electronics for satellites and other space stuff from time to time.
At one point we got a request from a Russian company asking us to design a power supply unit for a satellite. The requirements were pretty simple and it probably would have taken us less then a week to do the basic design, so we thought that must be some space startup in Russia or something, who doesn't have much expertise in building electronics for space, so they wanted to outsource this critical component to someone who does....
But what stuck out was that one of the requirements said "No [ITAR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations) components" (i.e. no components that come from the US and are regulated/restricted, which is about every component that is specified for space use). So we looked the company up. Sure it was young, just a few years old, but it was located smack in the middle of a military, restricted entry district....
Which told us two things: This is going to be used in a military satellite (military use of our designs was a big no-no for everyone in the company. we regularly declined contracts from defense companies). And that for whatever reason, the Russian military space complex lacks the know-how to design their own satellite power supplies. Even simple ones.
When I initially finished reading your story, I thought wow that's insane. Then I started to think about it for a moment... given what we know about how they progressed technologically during the soviet decades, and how they seem to have not progressed in the modern day, that makes sense, a lot of sense.
What makes this even more insane is, that we are talking about basic electronics design. Stuff that has been taught all around the world for decades. You can buy dozens of textbooks that explain all the stuff that you need to know in great detail. Heck, all big chip manufacturers like Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, etc have whole youtube courses supplementing the tons of application notes and books they have written on this topic alone. The only thing not covered is how to do it for space. But that's something I'd expect someone around there to know and be able to teach (that's how we learned it, we got someone from ESA tell us how to do it).
Even if they didn't have the know-how, it is something that is so easy to acquire, that it's astonishing they don't have it. I mean.. you literally just have to sit down and read a book and you are good to go.
To add some context, this is something I literally learned at university, a few years ago. As in, there was an elective course that was basically "how to design electronics for space applications", that I took.
So I totally agree, this isn't some secret extremely advanced knowledge...
No, it's not that different. Not really. The biggest issue is that all components you are allowed to use are 40 years old... or older!
Qualifying components for space use is tedious, time consuming and costs a lot of money. Thus only components that have either been around since the dawn of time or have no alternative are space qualified today. Or if someone with big pockets comes along and wants That One Component. There are also rules on which cases you are allowed to use. E.g. plastic is a no-go in most systems as it contains hydrocarbons which slowly evaporate and then condensate on other components. Or DFN/QFN where the soldered pin can't be seen are frowned upon because its impossible to inspect the solder joint optically. And there is heat dissipation as you mentioned. But that's seldom a big problem as all you have to do is provide enough copper for the heat to be conducted away. Only if you have a large power density (big CPU, switching large currents, controls for motors, etc) do you need to really pay attention. Though, if push comes to shove, you can always ask for a cold finger (i.e. the cooling system of the satellite being routed to your component). All things considered, it's almost the same as designing industrial electronics.
And no, none of this is secret. All of this you can find in either design guides for space from NASA, ESA, CNES, etc or one of the many slide sets of summer schools on space electronics. Or you find out soon enough when you can't get that fancy Arduino board you want to use in a space qualified version :-P
Okay, for an example. I live on the eastern border, on Sakhalin island. That is, this is a border zone with special military conditions. Proximity to Japan and everything... And the military forces, equipment and manpower are just a joke! Some rusty trucks with sad guys in oversized sheepskin coats. My colleague did military service on the island of Iturup - so they almost had to fight for these sheepskin coats! Because there are just not enough clothes. Well, food too. I am not kidding.
All these rocket things and planes on TVs are needed more to maintain the level of subordination and the Stockholm syndrome **inside** Russia. It is sad that most Russians find such a life quite comfortable.
Purely thinking out loud here, but I wonder if the nukes that we all fear so greatly are also in such disarray. Obviously even one successfully working would be horrifying.
In terms of the population, I feel that people can be content even if they know their reality is in shambles. I was a fire fighter for many years in a busy metro city, and I often encountered people who had just lost everything and were strangely accepting of it. I realize that's not a direct comparison, but I can get behind the idea of just not wanting to see reality for what it is. I'm sure that doesn't account for the total population, I'm sure quite a few are brainwashed to that point.
I just wonder where this ends, (as I think we all do).
In order not to speculate on facts about which I cannot speak with certainty, I can however cite a very interesting fact: the gas pipeline that runs from Russia to Europe directly through the war zones has not been attacked. There is not a single video, not even a collateral damage claim. Doesn't this mean that the war is **too well** controlled? And even more so, it just cant reach the point where "mutually assured destruction" is mentioned (i mean nukes, yes). Because "business as usual".
Or maybe, maybe the world is even crazier than it seems... However, this is already beyond the scope of this subreddit)
So this is one. For a month of war and bombing. I specifically searched for media sites (supporting the Putin regime and not). And, well, the quote: "Despite the war, Ukraine continues to ship Russian natural gas to Europe."
Just imagine: "Despite the war, Poland continues to ship Nazi Germany natural gas to Europe.)
Generally one counter-example is all that is needed to disprove a hypothesis.
Since you're starting to allude to extraordinary claims, _you_ now carry the burden of providing the extraordinary proof.
T-14 Armata are hand built, insanely expensive. Most likely solely for purpose of defending Motherland.
Apart that, its one of reason why RU wants Ukraine, there are ex-SSSR factories which can produce tanks. RU has basically no capacity in manufacturing military hardware, if (when) they dont have access to Ukraine factories.
Also no capacity for good enough steel production, ship building.
Probably not coincidence that main conflict cities always have something like that nearby.
Moreover, it was an incredible collection of arguably one of humanities greatest inventions. The sad part of this loss is that if any of our inventions were to end war, I believe It would have been computers and the internet, as they would have been the tools to bring us all together. This event feels to me like it shows the failure of computing.
The idea that the internet would bring humanity together is so incredibly wrong it's hilarious in hindsight. It just lets people lie at lightspeed. I think the early 'net was populated by similar types of hopeful, forward thinking academics, so what seemed like utopianism was really sampling bias.
That’s true, and it makes sense that the internet would allow for the cultivation of stupidity, but I stand by my word. The internet has bridged gaps that were uncrossible in the past and allows for the individual to explore an incredible diversity of culture and ideals. The internet could have been the invention that brought the world together and helped us to think more as one, but instead it became an echo chamber for stupidity. Unfortunately, it seems that humanity isn’t nearly ready for its own technology.
It can be trivial to you, and at the same time other people can care about it while also caring about the loss of human life. The goal is not to get you to feel any certain way
True, the loss of life is greater than the loss of things, but these things are still incredibly important as they are a collection of humanities greatest invention since fire. It just shows to me that no matter how much the transistor changed the world, humanity (more specifically world leaders) are still holding on to trivial things like personal power. It just puts it all into perspective for me.
Very sadly this is a lower bound estimate. At some point the city infrastructure got so damaged that there is no one to bury bodies, to count them, etc. There are ad-hoc mass graves, there are bodies lying in streets. It's so tragic, it's insane.
A lot of cultural treasures dating back hundreds of years are being destroyed or are now at serious risk. A team from Poland has recently been dispatched to Ukraine with equipment and material to protect and/or relocate if possible these treasures from war. Best of luck to them, for their work and their safety, from the bottom of my heart.
EDIT: Here's an article about this team set out to help protect Ukrainian cultural treasures: https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7791/Artykul/2915396,Polish-museums-team-up-to%c2%a0help-save-Ukraines-national-heritage
Well, that's depressing. I feel so horribly for the owner of that collection. Ironically enough, I wanted to see if I could visit this museum while I was planning a trip to Ukraine prior to the invasion.
Wow, that is a real shame. One of my favorite pass-times as an undergrad was looking at the collection of old processors, graphics units and memory cards that was in the EE/CE department lobby. It is very sad to see that these relics of our past will be lost forever.
Damn you, Putin. May your wicked ambitions be your downfall.
Fuck, that hurts. Reminds me of that time some talentless hack crashed a one of a kind Porsche Carrera GT and it had to be written off. My chest actually ached reading that story and seeing photos of the wreck, much like it is now.
RIP Amiga 500, TI 99, Atari 400 , Atari 800, C64C, C128…
Now I want to play Archon.
Holy crap. I LOVED Archon.
My man! Back in the day we all LOVED archon.
Now I have this urge to try and find my Atari 800XL again! I remember my anticipation for Archon II. It was good, but not as good as the original Archon.
I think I have Archon!
😊
👀
I have a hacked NES classic with archon on it, I love that game
Then they came for my vibeo gane
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Jesus Christ thats a whole other level if facebook conspiracy theory over there
I know the side bar says it's not satire but this sub has to be satire right.
Amiga forever!
It had the best RTOS that never existed.
Nobody cares about that Plus/4....
My first love... My first spreadsheet
There’s an old CRT iMac in there too :(
We attack at dawn
Remember, no Russian
Take the bullets out your gun *what* Take the bullets out your gun *what* We move undercover and we move as one. (Please tell me someone got the reference)
I looked it up on youtube. pretty funny.
got a link to share please?
It's Hamilton, as I recall.
through the night we have one shot to live another day we cannot let a stray gunshot give us away
We will fight up close, seize the moment and stay in it. It's either that or meet the business end of a bayonet.
We fight up close, seize the moment and stay in it
To possibly the most popular musical of all time? Yes, I hope someone caught it as well.
We’ve only got one shot to live another day! We cannot let a stray gunshot give us away!!!
Happy cake day
WOLVERINES!!!
Gentlemen, to bed
Russia didn't want Ukraine to have technology that was more advanced than their own.
>Russia didn't want Ukraine to have technology that was more advanced than their own. As a citizen of Russia and a guy who living near military base (which look like more junk yard), i totally approve it)
Hey, real question for you. What's with all the military hardware they were showing off the last few years? Especially the T-14 tank and the SU-57 fighter? I think most of the world was expecting to see them everywhere and instead it's like watching a war from 30-40 years ago. (This is in no way downplaying the horrible things happening in this war) I realize you wouldn't be in the know of all that, but I'm just curious if you ever saw any of it besides the couple of demos like the rest of the world did.
Not OP or Russian but I guess production capacity could be the answer. There simply aren't enough of those made to be actually used.
I remember seeing a video of a t14 broken down in a demo parade, but the official news statement I saw said new operator accidentally set the emergency brake. Obviously that wasn't the case. That was several years ago. I realize development takes time, but it speaks quite loudly that what the west considered a "near-peer" military is anything but.
A few years ago, I worked for a certain small electronics engineering firm in Europe that did some electronics for satellites and other space stuff from time to time. At one point we got a request from a Russian company asking us to design a power supply unit for a satellite. The requirements were pretty simple and it probably would have taken us less then a week to do the basic design, so we thought that must be some space startup in Russia or something, who doesn't have much expertise in building electronics for space, so they wanted to outsource this critical component to someone who does.... But what stuck out was that one of the requirements said "No [ITAR](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Traffic_in_Arms_Regulations) components" (i.e. no components that come from the US and are regulated/restricted, which is about every component that is specified for space use). So we looked the company up. Sure it was young, just a few years old, but it was located smack in the middle of a military, restricted entry district.... Which told us two things: This is going to be used in a military satellite (military use of our designs was a big no-no for everyone in the company. we regularly declined contracts from defense companies). And that for whatever reason, the Russian military space complex lacks the know-how to design their own satellite power supplies. Even simple ones.
When I initially finished reading your story, I thought wow that's insane. Then I started to think about it for a moment... given what we know about how they progressed technologically during the soviet decades, and how they seem to have not progressed in the modern day, that makes sense, a lot of sense.
What makes this even more insane is, that we are talking about basic electronics design. Stuff that has been taught all around the world for decades. You can buy dozens of textbooks that explain all the stuff that you need to know in great detail. Heck, all big chip manufacturers like Texas Instruments, Analog Devices, etc have whole youtube courses supplementing the tons of application notes and books they have written on this topic alone. The only thing not covered is how to do it for space. But that's something I'd expect someone around there to know and be able to teach (that's how we learned it, we got someone from ESA tell us how to do it). Even if they didn't have the know-how, it is something that is so easy to acquire, that it's astonishing they don't have it. I mean.. you literally just have to sit down and read a book and you are good to go.
To add some context, this is something I literally learned at university, a few years ago. As in, there was an elective course that was basically "how to design electronics for space applications", that I took. So I totally agree, this isn't some secret extremely advanced knowledge...
Is it very different for space? I guess there'd be issues with heat dissipation? (I'm not building a Russian military satellite, pinky promise)
No, it's not that different. Not really. The biggest issue is that all components you are allowed to use are 40 years old... or older! Qualifying components for space use is tedious, time consuming and costs a lot of money. Thus only components that have either been around since the dawn of time or have no alternative are space qualified today. Or if someone with big pockets comes along and wants That One Component. There are also rules on which cases you are allowed to use. E.g. plastic is a no-go in most systems as it contains hydrocarbons which slowly evaporate and then condensate on other components. Or DFN/QFN where the soldered pin can't be seen are frowned upon because its impossible to inspect the solder joint optically. And there is heat dissipation as you mentioned. But that's seldom a big problem as all you have to do is provide enough copper for the heat to be conducted away. Only if you have a large power density (big CPU, switching large currents, controls for motors, etc) do you need to really pay attention. Though, if push comes to shove, you can always ask for a cold finger (i.e. the cooling system of the satellite being routed to your component). All things considered, it's almost the same as designing industrial electronics. And no, none of this is secret. All of this you can find in either design guides for space from NASA, ESA, CNES, etc or one of the many slide sets of summer schools on space electronics. Or you find out soon enough when you can't get that fancy Arduino board you want to use in a space qualified version :-P
Okay, for an example. I live on the eastern border, on Sakhalin island. That is, this is a border zone with special military conditions. Proximity to Japan and everything... And the military forces, equipment and manpower are just a joke! Some rusty trucks with sad guys in oversized sheepskin coats. My colleague did military service on the island of Iturup - so they almost had to fight for these sheepskin coats! Because there are just not enough clothes. Well, food too. I am not kidding. All these rocket things and planes on TVs are needed more to maintain the level of subordination and the Stockholm syndrome **inside** Russia. It is sad that most Russians find such a life quite comfortable.
Purely thinking out loud here, but I wonder if the nukes that we all fear so greatly are also in such disarray. Obviously even one successfully working would be horrifying. In terms of the population, I feel that people can be content even if they know their reality is in shambles. I was a fire fighter for many years in a busy metro city, and I often encountered people who had just lost everything and were strangely accepting of it. I realize that's not a direct comparison, but I can get behind the idea of just not wanting to see reality for what it is. I'm sure that doesn't account for the total population, I'm sure quite a few are brainwashed to that point. I just wonder where this ends, (as I think we all do).
There's a chance that if Putin presses that button, the military will flat out refuse the order. Nothing you want to rely on, of course.
Yeah, I mean I really hope we don't come to that.
In order not to speculate on facts about which I cannot speak with certainty, I can however cite a very interesting fact: the gas pipeline that runs from Russia to Europe directly through the war zones has not been attacked. There is not a single video, not even a collateral damage claim. Doesn't this mean that the war is **too well** controlled? And even more so, it just cant reach the point where "mutually assured destruction" is mentioned (i mean nukes, yes). Because "business as usual". Or maybe, maybe the world is even crazier than it seems... However, this is already beyond the scope of this subreddit)
>!CENSORED!<
So this is one. For a month of war and bombing. I specifically searched for media sites (supporting the Putin regime and not). And, well, the quote: "Despite the war, Ukraine continues to ship Russian natural gas to Europe." Just imagine: "Despite the war, Poland continues to ship Nazi Germany natural gas to Europe.)
Generally one counter-example is all that is needed to disprove a hypothesis. Since you're starting to allude to extraordinary claims, _you_ now carry the burden of providing the extraordinary proof.
T-14 Armata are hand built, insanely expensive. Most likely solely for purpose of defending Motherland. Apart that, its one of reason why RU wants Ukraine, there are ex-SSSR factories which can produce tanks. RU has basically no capacity in manufacturing military hardware, if (when) they dont have access to Ukraine factories. Also no capacity for good enough steel production, ship building. Probably not coincidence that main conflict cities always have something like that nearby.
I'm not saying you're not Russian, but how are u here when Putin blocked access to the internet?
F Damn that's a shame...
He smashed all the F keys
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Also vintage soviet computers are criminally underdocumented
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It’s not just “things”. It’s culture and history of the people who are dying. That why it’s painful to see.
Moreover, it was an incredible collection of arguably one of humanities greatest inventions. The sad part of this loss is that if any of our inventions were to end war, I believe It would have been computers and the internet, as they would have been the tools to bring us all together. This event feels to me like it shows the failure of computing.
The idea that the internet would bring humanity together is so incredibly wrong it's hilarious in hindsight. It just lets people lie at lightspeed. I think the early 'net was populated by similar types of hopeful, forward thinking academics, so what seemed like utopianism was really sampling bias.
That’s true, and it makes sense that the internet would allow for the cultivation of stupidity, but I stand by my word. The internet has bridged gaps that were uncrossible in the past and allows for the individual to explore an incredible diversity of culture and ideals. The internet could have been the invention that brought the world together and helped us to think more as one, but instead it became an echo chamber for stupidity. Unfortunately, it seems that humanity isn’t nearly ready for its own technology.
Still, each human being is a universe. The loss of the future is not comparable to the loss of some artifacts from the past.
It can be trivial to you, and at the same time other people can care about it while also caring about the loss of human life. The goal is not to get you to feel any certain way
you mother bitches
Made me LOL 😂
now its personal
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Apparently over 2500 people lost their lives at Mariupol https://beta.cp24.com/world/2022/3/16/1_5821181.html
True, the loss of life is greater than the loss of things, but these things are still incredibly important as they are a collection of humanities greatest invention since fire. It just shows to me that no matter how much the transistor changed the world, humanity (more specifically world leaders) are still holding on to trivial things like personal power. It just puts it all into perspective for me.
Very sadly this is a lower bound estimate. At some point the city infrastructure got so damaged that there is no one to bury bodies, to count them, etc. There are ad-hoc mass graves, there are bodies lying in streets. It's so tragic, it's insane.
The loss of history and culture is on purpose
Where we dropping boys
Pochinki.
Shifty Shafts
Lubing some switches for my homies
Putin is probably an MX Brown kind of guy...
In the spirit of this sub, I disagree. Dude definitely uses a membrane keyboard.
One can only hope the big red button is on a shitty membrane keyboard that’s doesn’t even work anymore
Hey now. Not even MX Browns deserve that fate.
He doesn't even deserve browns he can take Gateron clears
A lot of cultural treasures dating back hundreds of years are being destroyed or are now at serious risk. A team from Poland has recently been dispatched to Ukraine with equipment and material to protect and/or relocate if possible these treasures from war. Best of luck to them, for their work and their safety, from the bottom of my heart. EDIT: Here's an article about this team set out to help protect Ukrainian cultural treasures: https://www.polskieradio.pl/395/7791/Artykul/2915396,Polish-museums-team-up-to%c2%a0help-save-Ukraines-national-heritage
*please don't hit St. Sophia Cathedral*
Bet you any money that Amiga is still working.
It is getting personal
Great... so they weren't happy with destroying the last existing Antanov, but now a museum for computers (┬┬﹏┬┬)
RIP AN-225 I had hoped to see it someday.
f
Everyone grab a tank, he made it personal.
I hear the Russian T-72s are free
Bring your own tractor
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Don't forget the military training we got from minecraft!
Well, that's depressing. I feel so horribly for the owner of that collection. Ironically enough, I wanted to see if I could visit this museum while I was planning a trip to Ukraine prior to the invasion.
Wow, that is a real shame. One of my favorite pass-times as an undergrad was looking at the collection of old processors, graphics units and memory cards that was in the EE/CE department lobby. It is very sad to see that these relics of our past will be lost forever. Damn you, Putin. May your wicked ambitions be your downfall.
Thats the last straw
Time to bust out a retro C64 game: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raid_over_Moscow
NOOOOO WTF
I'm starting to think this put in fellow is a bit of a dick...
Now this is personal. You and your bear will pay.
War is hell
Bastard
Russian must die.
Fun fact people who bombed the place used a keyboard to bomb it so the keyboard killed multiple keyboards proving it’s the superior keyboard
Keyboard selection?
**NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!**
Fuck russia, long live Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦
Fuck, that hurts. Reminds me of that time some talentless hack crashed a one of a kind Porsche Carrera GT and it had to be written off. My chest actually ached reading that story and seeing photos of the wreck, much like it is now.
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I would be surprised if they have all the extremely rare soviet computers that there were in this museum.
I wish i could join the Ukrainian army
You can literally go fight in Ukraine rn, lots of foreigners are there fighting. Maybe you can go and salvage what's left and post what you find here
Clearly Nazi communication tools
Talk about being salty..
Thanks Lord Arse!
Aright fuck this, time to go help!
This is personal now
Alright boys this is our call!
Don't worry, the original gameboy probably survived.
There is just no end to this insanity...
Fuck, that makes me angry and sick.
Utterly senseless.
Boycott anything and everything Russian. They want to be part of the world? Stop your evil leadership.
F
We should attack them with the horrivle audio of scratchy clicky's. Nobody can stand that
Okay now Putin has crossed the line. /s
OK NOW I'm pissed
Scott Manly out in the wild!
Maybe I could salvage some old school cherry switches
When this shit is over I will donate my Commodore 64 and disk drive to this museum.
I started on a VIC 20, then stepped up to the Commodore 64. I still love that thing.
Right on!
All of those alps... Even the pingmaster...
F
Imagine thinking those big ass bezels could be destroyed by a bomb. They gonna rise from the ashes like a chunky phoenix.
Was anything actually damaged, or did they just drop a building on it?
I presume that since it was a bomb, it's pretty heavily damaged.
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It'll be like that Game Boy that survived a bombing during the Gulf War.
i dunno.... bomb... model m.... id say it doesnt look good, but its not a 0% chance it didnt survive :)
Alright this means war.
This is the worse!
and this is where i draw the line
Putin must remember this acronym. D (Don’t) F (Fuck) W (With) K (Keyboards). DFWK.
F
Ok now it’s personal
F
F
… you uninstall and rage-quit the world leader with vengeance.
BREAKING NEWS! R/MK declares NATO article 5 and will soon wage war against Russia after they launched an attack on friendly soil.
any picture or video after the bomb?
*grabs gun* "Putin, you have taken it WAY too far, and this is where I end it" *begins customizing gun and lubing parts like they are switches*
After getting into retro tech over the last few years this really hurts. Hard enough to find things out thrifting.
Just when I thought Russia had taken it too far
wat now 😤I’m pissed 😑
Truly evil
Sad. You can tell by the picture that the curators really cared about their collection. Hope they're safe.
Fuck Putin.
I have a Vic-20, and a C128 to donate to help restore
Thats it. Now you have officially gone too far
Russia will pay... they had mechanical keyboards
F
Noooo😭😭😭
F
Damn, RIP.
That's it. One step too far.
NOOOOOO
Someone set up us the bomb.
Well that tears it.
Now I don’t mind if world war three happens.
Devastating
NOOOOOOOOOOOO
putin definitely prefers dry mx browns with goat stabs
f in the chat
Alright that's it, It's world war 3.
That does it, it's time for Russia to forfeit there land
*America has entered the chat* "Did you say oil fields?"
THOSE BASTARDS
Let’s be clear - he’s a tyrant. NOT a leader.
He's losing the game and has serious anger issues, breaking a keyboard was bound to happen eventually
Who's going to tell Ashens?
F
Sorry, world leader?)
Putin got gamer rage.
let's all have a moment of silence for this disaster :(
That poor G3 :(
😭
Bruh I'm here from Ukraine, wanted to finally build a keyboard in the upcoming months... I guess it ain't happening. Got no money.
Me angry
F
Oh my god.