post here funny pictures

[Veho]

 

[Veho]

 

[Veho]

 

[handy333]

 

[AncientBoi]

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[x65943]

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Never gonna give you up never gonna let you down never gonna turn around and desert you

 

[Veho]

 

[AverageHorse]

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Don't do that, though. It takes a pretty heavy toll on your heart, drastically raises blood pressure and wears off the nervous system.

 

[Veho]

Don't do that, though. It takes a pretty heavy toll on your heart, drastically raises blood pressure and wears off the nervous system.

Wakes you up though.

 

[handy333]

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Don't do that, though. It takes a pretty heavy toll on your heart, drastically raises blood pressure and wears off the nervous system.

But the headaches...

 

[gudenau]

 

[hippy dave]

Easy cum easy go

 

[handy333]

 

[CoolMe]

 

[Noctosphere]

 

[hippy dave]

 

[SylverReZ]

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Don't do that, though. It takes a pretty heavy toll on your heart, drastically raises blood pressure and wears off the nervous system.

First, it was Crowdstrike, then Amazon AWS, then Cloudflare, and afterwards Cloudflare. How bad do you have to fuck up to shut down all computers and/or websites relying on your services? (cough-cough.. AI)

 

[x65943]

First, it was Crowdstrike, then Amazon AWS, then Cloudflare, and afterwards Cloudflare. How bad do you have to fuck up to shut down all computers and/or websites relying on your services? (cough-cough.. AI)

Not really sure why you posted this in reply to a y2k sticker

 

[SylverReZ]

Not really sure why you posted this in reply to a y2k sticker

People were comparing the Crowdstrike incident to Y2K as sort-of a joke because of the amount of businesses affected by it like it just happened. I wanted to say this because there's a lot of businesses that rely on network infrastructure to keep everything going; that includes websites you host, networks for contacting subsidaries, storage, amongst others. Only one change, if not done correctly, can bring down multiple organizations.

 

[x65943]

People were comparing the Crowdstrike incident to Y2K as sort-of a joke because of the amount of businesses affected by it like it just happened. I wanted to say this because there's a lot of businesses that rely on network infrastructure to keep everything going; that includes websites you host, networks for contacting subsidaries, storage, amongst others. Only one change, if not done correctly, can bring down multiple organizations.

the 2024 outage was bigger than y2k, y2k was a nothing burger

when the year 292 billion AD hits tho, we in for some shit