On a secure closed network, old code and DOS based Win3.x is fine. Those apps are so nice to support. Training young people on those old technologies is fun.

When I was as small as I can remember, we had a cat named Jake. An orange tabby. He got in a lot of fights. I remember him with a messed up ear and snuggling with me. We were best friends. I can’t ever not think of Jake when I see an orange tabby. Jake got hit by a car in 1979.

It always sucks but at least you shared that time together.

Oh damn that’s heavy. And so true

But you keep it because it introduces funny bugs

I remember there being a bunch of rhe commercials that had different cuts and settings

A rich poser.

It’s disgusting but also schadenfreude

Yeah I didn’t get the joke until then. It’s perfect as is

The introduction of voice chat is when playing randos on the Internet stopped being fun

my wife and I were driving to some appointment and we thought we heard gunshots but we’re driving.

So I wait in the car and listening to tunes and the guy parked next to me asked if someone was shooting at me and pointing to my door. My window was down all day so I was like what?

He pointed again and I got out to look and on the top of the window frame of the door is a odd angled hole. It was something powerful but not at the right angle to go more than the first layer of steel.

Totally bizarre. IDK if it was a bullet for certain but IDK what else would make a hole like that in a car