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coffee ?
Yuck why.
I need /food/
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gigaon replied to your post: gigaon replied to your post: ...
coffee ?
Yuck why.
I need /food/
gigaon replied to your post: gigaon replied to your post: ...
okay, how would I get that to you ?
immediately would be preferable.
I’m tired as hell
razeinhell started following you --- Aw hell no.
I think it's time to Visit the city of Sanctum and hope that they don't hold grudges as long as I do... I don't know what about the 'end of the world' makes people think that it's okay to just lay down and watch it happen. if it makes no difference why not go down fighting? I'd rather say I tried.
Rig's notes:The RED. The RED: Regenerating Elimination Device. developed by a human hacker in some kind of top secret cyber defense research facility to run in a 'controlled' environment. The purpose of this program was to test feasibility of a concept known as a 'fire sale' where a hack could destroy all known systems of infrastructure without anything to stop it. the concept was simple; build a program to attempt such an attack within a controlled simulated environment and develop better defensive material. The program was developed to recover, rebuild and strengthen itself in response to attacks in order to simulate a learning and ever growing threat. However, this program worked too well, and was shut down to pursue other means and more likely methods of attack. The problem was in the human who did not destroy the program and a copy was somehow lost. News articles I have gathered seem to imply that the human was killed for the knowledge they held. What isn't certain is how the program became intertwined with an arcade cabinet. I myself have speculation that the fail-safe and activation devices were put into the cabinet data to prevent the program from being used by hiding it in a place where none would ever find it.
gigaon replied to your post: gigaon replied to your post: ...
yea, it depends on what you want, hamburgers, pizza, french fries, veggies
Yes, the answer is everything.
gigaon replied to your post: gigaon replied to your post: ...
but if you want like normal food, I can help you there
Normal as in not alive and not coffee?